Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Hebrew term kareth (\"cutting off\") is derived from the Hebrew verb karat (\"to cut off\"). The noun form does not occur in the Hebrew Bible. The plural, Kerithoth (\"Excisions\"), is the seventh tractate of the fifth order Kodashim of the Mishnah. In the Talmud kareth means not necessarily physical \"cutting off\" of life but extinction of the soul and denial of a share in the world to come."@en }
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- Kareth abstract "The Hebrew term kareth (\"cutting off\") is derived from the Hebrew verb karat (\"to cut off\"). The noun form does not occur in the Hebrew Bible. The plural, Kerithoth (\"Excisions\"), is the seventh tractate of the fifth order Kodashim of the Mishnah. In the Talmud kareth means not necessarily physical \"cutting off\" of life but extinction of the soul and denial of a share in the world to come.".
- Kareth comment "The Hebrew term kareth (\"cutting off\") is derived from the Hebrew verb karat (\"to cut off\"). The noun form does not occur in the Hebrew Bible. The plural, Kerithoth (\"Excisions\"), is the seventh tractate of the fifth order Kodashim of the Mishnah. In the Talmud kareth means not necessarily physical \"cutting off\" of life but extinction of the soul and denial of a share in the world to come.".