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barely, if at all
because
a. It's doubtful if the OT does talk about resurrection directly except maybe Daniel 12. Only in the inter-testimental literature does resurrection emerge as any sort of clear concept.
b. Their canon was pretty much just the Torah, and the very late books like Daniel were particularly suspect in their view.
c. People who believe in resurrection are not afraid to die for the cause. Resurrection breed revolutionary zealots. This is not a good thing if your vested interest is in the status quo.
Perhaps you would care to delve in the Old Testament further.
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