Explain two contrasting jewish beliefs about judgement. paragraph 1: first reason and explanation
paragraph 2: second reason and explanation

   Jews believe that God not only gave them laws to follow, but also judges them for how well they follow those laws. They believe that God judges everyone – whether they are a Jew or not – based on their actions, behavior and beliefs. Jews believe that God’s judgements are fair and always tempered by his loving, merciful nature; the qualities of justice and mercy are perfectly balanced.

In order to help people to exercise their free will in the way he would like them to, God gave the Jews many laws that he expects them to obey. The foundation for these laws are the Ten Commandments. God gave these to Moses after he rescued the Jewish slaves from Egypt, probably in the thirteenth century BCE. They were originally inscribed on two tablets of stone, and Jews still consider these laws to be of great importance.

Explanation:

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