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Which of these terms describes the agreement between Abraham and God that forms the foundation of the Jewish religion? A. Polytheism B. Covenant C. Torah D. Veda
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Which of these terms describes the agreement between Abraham and God that forms the foundation of the Jewish religion?

A. Polytheism
B. Covenant
C. Torah
D. Veda

User Alexey Savchenko
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B. Covenant

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User Andrew Messier
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I believe the answer would be B. "Covenant."

In Bible times, a covenant refers to a promise (agreement works as well in this context) that was made.
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