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Why is the World to Come not mentioned in the Tanakh?

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  • Exploration of the World to Come in Jewish theology.
  • Analysis of biblical silence on afterlife concepts.
  • Lecture by Rabbi Uri Sherki at the Meir Institute.
  • Part of the 'For the Perplexed of the Generation' series.

The lecture addresses the philosophical inquiry regarding the omission of the afterlife in biblical texts. Rabbi Sherki examines this through the lens of traditional Jewish scholarship and the teachings of Rav Kook, aiming to clarify the perspective of the Torah on spiritual existence.

This educational content is provided by the Meir Institute, which focuses on disseminating Torah knowledge, Talmudic studies, and Jewish ethics to a broad audience.

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Why is the World to Come not mentioned in the Tanakh?