Asked by Anonymous

How did the relgion of the israelites differ from the religions of others in the surrounding area
Only the Israelite religion taught protection of the poor and weak
Only the Israelite religion taught moral standards of behavior
Only the Israelite religion taught that there was one god
Only the Israelite religion taught "an eye for an eye"
Answered by Damon
We seem to be talking about the era of Cyrus etc

well, back then most religions had gods for just about everything.
Answered by Anonymous
So with one is it
Answered by Ms. Sue
What do you think?

Damon gave you a big hint!

Answered by KATHRINS
It is C, it is C because According to the Hebrew Bible, a man named Abraham was the founder of the Israelites. He was born in Mesopotamia. About 1800 BCE, he went to live in Canaan. Abraham had left his home to find a new religion. In time, it came to be called Judaism, or the Jewish religion. Followers of Judaism are called Jews.

Judaism was not like other religions of that time. Other ancient people believed that there are many gods. This is called polytheism. Abraham believed in only one God. This is called monotheism. In ancient Egypt, the pharaoh Akhenaton had worshiped one God above the others. Abraham believed that there was only one God that was invisible and all powerful.
So that is the Answer. Hope this helped Mrs.Sue.
Answered by Bella
It is c I took a test and got it right
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