I suspect Ignorant's version of "Torah" is the one that contains both the written and the oral laws. The latter, of course, is by definition extra-scriptural material, held by some Jewish sects as being equal (or greater) in weight to the Law of Moses itself.
I would suspect that Oral Law is the Babylonian Talmud. It's such a huge volume of writing that it's impossible for Ignorant to have any good handle on what it contains, after so short a time from his conversion to this new belief system. One does not stumble into the Talmud or the Torah accidentally. Some rabbis, in fact, prohibit gentiles from reading it. Rabbis Johanon (first century BC) and Moises Maimonides (12th century AD) both taught that a gentile who studies the Torah is deserving of death. Yet Ignorant is appealing to it, after so short a time.
And thus, I conclude there is a master behind this apprentice. I wonder who that master is? BigMack, do you have any ideas?
I suspect you to be wrong. But then again, you're a legend in your own mind.