Sentences with phrase «burial out of respect»

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«Now I will continue expressly pointing out to (indicating and even underlining for) you people [him] of whom you folks should be made fearful: Be made to fear (be wary of; have respect for) the person [who], after the killing off, continues possessing (having and holding) the right (or: authority) to throw you into the Valley of Hinnom (Greek: Gehenna; = the City Dump outside of Jerusalem; [= to dishonor you by giving no burial; to treat you as a criminal]-RRB-.

When we bury our dead, we do it not out of respect for their bodies (although, all burial customs originate in theistic beliefs involving a role for the body in the afterlife), but out of respect for the people they used to be (and perhaps still are).

On the first day of the Shiva, during the burial and after, primary grievers do not wear jewelry or leather shoes, the men do not shave and bathing in hot water, or bathing for pleasure is restricted out of respect for the deceased.