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Jews don't bury their dead with servants, boats or other artifacts to take with them to the next world. We Jews believe that the only thing you can take with you are the good deeds (mitzvot; Divine commands) which you fulfilled in this world.
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How did the Egyptians religious beliefs compare to those of the Mesopotamians?
they believed in a positive afterlife.
How did the egyptians' religious beliefs compare to those of the Mesopotamians?
It compared to those of the Mesopotamians was deeply woven into Egyptian culture.
What did the Egyptians compare the Nile river to?
blossom flower
What did the Egyptians compare the Nile river?
blossom flower
How do the beliefs of the North compare to the beliefs of the South?
the north have slavery but the south did have slavery
Which book of new testament compare jesus to melchizedek?
(Hebrews 6:20)
How can you compare hypertonicity to death and afterlife?
You can't compare them. Hypertonicity is a term used in biology, therefore it is part of reality. Death is the only certain thing in life and the afterlife is a term, thought up by people who are afraid of death, which has no basis in reality.
How did the Hebrew afterlife compare to the Mesopotamian afterlife?
First, it should be noted that the ancient Israelite religion is different from later forms of Judaism. The Hebrews were forbidden to talk to the dead, as nomads, burial meant moving on. The Mesopotamians believed that there was an underworld and one's status in the underworld directly stemmed from how well the burial rites were performed. Those less fortunate were doomed to eat dust for all eternity, while others could sit and listen to music.
How did the Egyptians religious beliefs compare to Mesopotamian?
While they both virtually always had multiple, clearly defined gods, they did have differences ranging in size from very small to very large. Centuries of cultural mingling, though, have left behind a legacy of shared ideas.
How did the Egyptians' religious beliefs compare to those of Mesopotamians?
While they both virtually always had multiple, clearly defined gods, they did have differences ranging in size from very small to very large. Centuries of cultural mingling, though, have left behind a legacy of shared ideas.
How did the Egyptians religious beliefs compare to those of the Mesopotamian?
While they both virtually always had multiple, clearly defined gods, they did have differences ranging in size from very small to very large. Centuries of cultural mingling, though, have left behind a legacy of shared ideas.
How did Egyptians religious beliefs compare to those of the Mesopotamian?
While they both virtually always had multiple, clearly defined gods, they did have differences ranging in size from very small to very large. Centuries of cultural mingling, though, have left behind a legacy of shared ideas.
