The correct answer is True.
The Hebrews were deeply marked by religion, so that their whole universe revolved under its rules. They were monotheists (they had only one God), which set them apart notably in the fact that other civilizations around them believed in various gods and were thus polytheistic.
Legal system, commerce and way of life were based on divine laws. Therefore, the Hebrews ruled themselves according to the rules of Theocentrism (Teo from God; and Centrism from the center. That is, God at the center)