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Understanding Olam HaBa: The World to Come and Its Eternal Purpose (AI)

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Rabbi Zamir Cohen

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the term alamaba the world to come can have different meanings depending on the context in some cases it refers to the Future world after the resurrection of the Dead in others it describes the spiritual realm where Souls experience Divine pleasure after leaving the body awaiting the resurrection when Hashem created the world his intention was to reward Humanity for their efforts All Souls were originally included in the soul of Adam harishon soul of Adam harishon Adam was given a challenging test the prohibition of eating from the Tree of knowledge to us this might seem simple but it was much deeper that single test embodied all the mitzvot of the Torah combined it was the ultimate Temptation encompassing every desire and challenge if Adam had withstood the test until Shabbat Humanity as a whole would have succeeded as we were all included in his soul but Adam failed the test this not only left the world unre rectified but

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  4. 1:32their child a large project if the child struggles the parent breaks it into smaller more…
  5. 2:02Resurrection if a person was not entirely righteous their soul under goes a cleansing process inam…
  6. 2:32in his divine presence as the ramal teaches all worldly pleasures are mere Shadows compared to…

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