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Individual Recompense in Both Worlds
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<p>Individuals are compensated for their actions both in this world and the next world.</p>
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<category name="Reward only in Next World">
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Individual Reward only in Next World
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<p>Individuals receive their just desserts only in the next world.&#160; The rewards of this world are meted out only to the collective.</p>
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<category>Changing Rewards
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<p>Hashem's modes of providence have changed over time.&#160; Immediate reward and punishment extended only through the period of the First Temple.</p>
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<category>No Rewards
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<p>The blessings promised in the Torah should be viewed as enablers or natural consequences rather than rewards.</p>
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Version as of 14:01, 9 December 2020

Reward and Punishment

Exegetical Approaches

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Individual Recompense in Both Worlds

Individuals are compensated for their actions both in this world and the next world.

Individual Reward only in Next World

Individuals receive their just desserts only in the next world.  The rewards of this world are meted out only to the collective.

Changing Rewards

Hashem's modes of providence have changed over time.  Immediate reward and punishment extended only through the period of the First Temple.

No Rewards

The blessings promised in the Torah should be viewed as enablers or natural consequences rather than rewards.