The Jewish Religion Ethically Presented
The Jewish Religion Ethically Presented
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To do good for the sake of reward in this life or in future state is less worthy than to do good without expectation of reward, but only because God considers it right.
6. To avoid evil for fear of punishment or penalty in this lif > or in future state is less worthy than to avoid 122 THE JEWISH RELIGION evil, not because we will be rewarded for avoiding it, but because God considers it wrong.
7. Reward and penalty in future state can only be spiritual, for the body ceases to exist.
8. "The rew...ard of the righteous in future life is spiritual happiness, the punishment of the wicked is ex- clusion from it. " *9. The Bible expression, "the soul being cut off from its people, " thus means that in future life, that soul is excluded from the happiness enjoyed by the righteous.
10. Hell, a place of everlasting torment, does not form part of Jewish doctrine. Sheol Ge-hinnom, are sometimes translated "hell. " Sheol means the grave.
11. Ge-hinnom, literally the Valley of Hinnom, was a valley south of Jerusalem, which by reason of its uses became the proverbial expression for any bad place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To do good for the sake of reward in this life or in future state is less worthy than to do good without expectation of reward, but only because God considers it right.
6. To avoid evil for fear of punishment or penalty in this lif > or in future state is less worthy than to avoid 122 THE JEWISH RELIGION evil, not because we will be rewarded for avoiding it, but because God considers it wrong.
7. Reward and penalty in future state can only be spiritual, for the body ceases to exist.
8. "The rew...ard of the righteous in future life is spiritual happiness, the punishment of the wicked is ex- clusion from it. " *9. The Bible expression, "the soul being cut off from its people, " thus means that in future life, that soul is excluded from the happiness enjoyed by the righteous.
10. Hell, a place of everlasting torment, does not form part of Jewish doctrine. Sheol Ge-hinnom, are sometimes translated "hell. " Sheol means the grave.
11. Ge-hinnom, literally the Valley of Hinnom, was a valley south of Jerusalem, which by reason of its uses became the proverbial expression for any bad place.
What to read after The Jewish Religion Ethically Presented?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Pereira Henry Pereira Mendes to read onlineMoreLess
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