Here’s the related article by Doron Kornbluth: Cremation or Burial?
Cremation or Burial?: A Jewish View
Author Doron Kornbluth, who spent over three years studying the subject, talks about the reasons some people choose cremation, and explains why throughout history Judaism and Jews have insisted on burial.
| See Also: | Cremation or Burial? |
| Topics: | Death, Burial, Cremation |
Doron Kornbluth is an author, internationally renowned speaker, and inspirational licensed Israeli Tour Guide. His articles, newsletter, books, tours of Israel, and international seminars and talks help inspire Jewish identity. Doron is one of the bestselling authors in the Jewish world. His books include Why Be Jewish? Raising Kids to LOVE Being Jewish, Cremation or Burial? A Jewish View, The Jewish Holiday Handbook, and Why Marry Jewish? (all by Mosaica Press). An engaging popular lecturer, Doron speaks in over 50 cities a year to all types of audiences on many subjects. He is the co-founder and co-Publisher of Mosaica Press.
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There's the first firemost reason for jewish burial the Rabbi has overlooked. And that is because of the time of the resurrection of the dead the soul willl come to the grave to the bones There's a bone that will never get destroyed( I forgot the name of it) it has all the DNA of the person. From that bone, the whole body will re emerge to greet mishiach and go to isreal.