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Answer:
Traditional Jews hope for the arrival of the Messiah and the
accompanying age. (See the [5]above question on the Messiah.) Some
liberal Jews reject the concept of a Messiah, but still hope that man
will create the same type of moral world that the traditional Jews
believe the arrival of the Messiah will usher in. Traditional Jews
also expect the revival of the dead at the end of days along with
G-d's presence manifested on Earth.
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