In the future they feel there will come a time when the universe as we know it today will come to an end and a New World will begin. This is when they will earn their eternal reward. Jews consider this world as just a place to do things in, and the Next World as the reward. In the New World they will grow in holiness. .
Within each and every single Jew there is a struggle to do the right thing but they often desire to do the wrong. People have the free choice to choose. They can do the right thing or the wrong thing. It is completely up to them to decide. When we let our Good Inclination prevail about one thing, we become stronger in that thing. The more we continue to let the good prevail, the easier it becomes to do the right thing in that area. For example they could have the option to lie about something. If they hold back from lying and continue to do so, it will become easier and easier to stop lying. However, the more they lie, the harder it becomes to cease. This rule applies to every characteristic trait. From this we can view that there is no extreme conflict between .
good and evil. There is only the struggle within each of us. The essence of Jewish belief is that the struggle between good and evil is a moral struggle. It takes place in the heart, not in the outside world. Jews believe that the battle is between man's conscience and man's urges. According to Jewish perspective evil ensures that we obtain equal chances to have free will choices. The appeal of good is rightness and purity, qualities that everyone acknowledges as wonderful, but evil also attracts many people. There is a war over the soul of man between the pure and the right on one hand, and the appealing but wrong on the other. The Torah states that G-d formed human beings in His own image. (Genesis, Chapter 1.) This means that G-d invested Jews with something resembling his own immense power, making them have free will.