RE: Refuting the False Divide: Judaism, Jesus, and the Continuity of God’s Covenant

There is nothing like that explicitly in the Torah. But to be equally fair, the Torah does not mention the day the angels were created, nor does it explicitly mention the resurrection of the dead. The Pharisees, contrary to the Sadducees, argued that the resurrection was implied in the Torah, while the Sadducees contended that since the resurrection was not explicitly mentioned in the Torah, it was therefore not true. Just because something is not explicitly mentioned in the Torah does not mean it is not true by default.