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If you are referring to &quot;THE resurrection&quot;, meaning one event in the future, then yes, it was first in Judaism. &nbsp;However, the concept or belief in resurrections in general may not have. &nbsp;It isn't clear if Judaism or some of the eastern religions had that concept first.
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If you are referring to "THE resurrection", meaning one event in the future, then yes, it was first in Judaism.  However, the concept or belief in resurrections in general may not have.  It isn't clear if Judaism or some of the eastern religions had that concept first.

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The Egyptians believed in ressurrection and reincarnation. <br />
I'd like to know if the ressurrection that appeared in Judaism came from this people once it doesn't have any versicle in torah that tells about it.<br />
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The Egyptians believed in ressurrection and reincarnation. 
I'd like to know if the ressurrection that appeared in Judaism came from this people once it doesn't have any versicle in torah that tells about it.

thanks

Is The ressurrection a belief that was born in Judaism or it came from other culture?

Philosophy and religion can be defined as the study of and practices related to the fundamental nature and significance of beliefs commonly held by groups of people that may transcend geographic, racial, ethnic or other boundaries.