When the Jean Noblet Tarot de Marseille is interpreted through a Judaic lens, it is revealed to contain a secret guide to Judaism. If you study its images in depth, you will receive an education on all 22 Hebrew letters, Judaism's core ten days of religious observance, every significant Judaic ritual object, as well as the foundational stories of the Jewish faith. The recognition of concealed Judaica in the 17th-century Noblet completely disrupts our current understanding of the history of the Tarot. Given that the Tarot de Marseille arose during the Roman Catholic Church's centuries long campaign to eradicate Judaism, its hidden content suggests it originally served as a tool for secret Jewish education.  The Torah in the Tarot is the ongoing project of researcher Stav Appel, dedicated to deciphering the Noblet Tarot and revealing how its hidden content illuminates European Jewish history, the origins of the Tarot, and the rise of the Occult Tarot.