James Tabor | Death and Afterlife: The Origins of the Idea of Bodily Resurrection @JamesTaborVideos | Uploaded July 2023 | Updated October 2024, 10 hours ago.
In Part VI of my series on Death and Afterlife in the Ancient Western World, I turn to the question of how, when, and where the ideas of a bodily "Resurrection of the Dead" developed--a distinctively Jewish idea, one of our earliest clear examples of faith in resurrection of the dead arose when Jewish martyrs who refused to yield to persecution and suffered horrible deaths by choice, with faith they would be brought at the end of days.

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