Cite the individual book of the Torah. If the audience is Hebrew literate, you may prefer to use the Hebrew name of the book in English transliteration: Genesis is Bereshit, Exodus is Shemot, Leviticus is Vayikra, Numbers is Bamidbar, and Deuteronomy is Devarim.
Cite the chapter and verse. This information is usually located at the top of the page in the header (chapter) and immediately prior to the first word of the sentence (verse). The chapter and verse should be separated by a colon.
Cite the specific translation you are using. The full citation should be enclosed in parentheses, and would therefore look something like this: (Bereshit 3:2 Stone Chumash). There is no need to cite the translation again, so subsequent citations would look like this: (Bamidbar 15:3). If you are citing the Hebrew text itself, without reference to a specific translation, APA style does not require anything more than the book of the Bible, chapter and verse.