According to Israelite belief, what was God's covenant with Abraham? (1 point) Responses The covenant makes the Israelites the chosen people, expressing the belief that God has a plan for the people of Israel. The covenant makes the Israelites the chosen people, expressing the belief that God has a plan for the people of Israel. The covenant makes the Israelites the chosen people, expressing the belief that God wants them to have many children. The covenant makes the Israelites the chosen people, expressing the belief that God wants them to have many children. The covenant makes the Israelites rulers of Canaan, expressing the belief that God thinks they are powerful warriors. The covenant makes the Israelites rulers of Canaan, expressing the belief that God thinks they are powerful warriors. The covenant makes the Israelites rulers of Canaan, expressing the belief that God wants them to build a beautiful temple.
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The correct response is: The covenant makes the Israelites the chosen people, expressing the belief that God has a plan for the people of Israel.
This reflects the idea that God's covenant with Abraham includes the promise that Abraham's descendants would be a chosen people and inherit the land of Canaan, as well as having a significant role in God's plan for humanity.
