Later Old Testament writings, particularly the works of the Hebrew prophets, describe a final resurrection of the dead, often accompanied by spiritual rewards and punishments:"Many who sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake. Some shall live forever; others shall be in everlasting contempt. But the wise shall shine brightly like the splendor of the firmament, and those who lead the many to justice shall be like the stars forever" (Daniel 12:2). However, even here, the emphasis is not on an immediate afterlife in heaven or hell, but rather on a future bodily resurrection.
later old tEStAMENt WRitiNGs, PartICularly tHe Works oF thE HEBrew proPHets, DesCrIbe a Final ResuRrection of the dead, OftEN acComPAnieD by spiriTUaL rEwards aND pUniShmenTs:"mAny who sleep IN THe DUSt OF THe earTh sHalL aWake. somE shall LIVe FORever; others ShAll bE iN everLasting contEmpt. BUT the wisE sHall shine brightLY LiKe tHE splendoR of the FIrmaMeNT, And thOse who Lead The Many tO jUsTiCe ShalL Be Like tHE sTars ForeveR" (daniel 12:2). howEVer, EvEN Here, The emPHasIS iS not On an iMMeDIate afTerliFe IN heaven Or heLL, but RaThEr oN a futurE bodIly resURrEcTiOn.