The term 'Torah Cases' refers to the two wooden boxes that contain the Torah scrolls, which are the five books of Moses in the Jewish faith. The first box is called the Aron Kodesh, or Ark, and the second box is called the Etz Chaim, or Tree of Life. The Ark is the larger of the two boxes and is used to store the Torah scrolls. The Tree of Life is a smaller box that is used to store the other sacred texts.