Jewish Afterlife

 

Jewish Afterlife

Jewish afterlife beliefs

depend on individual Jews.

These adherents focus

more on their life on earth.

 

Most believe there is an afterlife

that can come in many forms.

Some embrace the reincarnation cycle,

while others look to the World to Come,

and a Heaven-like Paradise.

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