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What is the significance of monotheism as practiced by the ancient Hebrews? A. God leaves people alone to fend for themselves. B. People are an accident of evolution. C. God has a relationship with his
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What is the significance of monotheism as practiced by the ancient Hebrews? A. God leaves people alone to fend for themselves. B. People are an accident of evolution. C. God has a relationship with his people. D. People choose to worship one God out of many.

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There is one God, the God of their Father's who brought them out of Egypt. They are not allowed to worship or have any other gods. They were descendants of Adam and Eve, all created by God (not an accident of evolution.)
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C. God has a relationship with his people

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