Question

1.What is a covenant?

A.
a long journey

B.
a movement of goods

C.
a sacred law

D.
a solemn agreement
2.Which of the following were among the first peoples to spread the idea of worshiping one God?

A.
the Hebrews

B.
the Canaanites

C.
the Egyptians

D.
the Sumerians
3.What do we call the religion of the ancient Hebrews?

A.
Buddhism

B.
Hinduism

C.
Christianity

D.
Judaism

Answer 1

covenant definition. Literally, a contract. In the Bible, an agreement between God and his people, in which God makes promises to his people and, usually, requires certain conduct from them. In the Old Testament, God made agreements with Noah, Abraham, and Moses.
Covenant | Define Covenant at Dictionary.com
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Answer 2

so is the first one c

Answer 3

if that is what you gathered from the post then yes if not then no

Answer 4

i mean D

Answer 5

if that is what you gathered from the post then yes if not then no

Answer 6

your no being much help i dont think you even know

Answer 7

1. is C

Answer 8

c is the answer for the first one

Answer 9

ok but thats wrong its d its not a law its an agreement

Answer 10

if you look that up yes

Answer 11

covenant definition. Literally, a contract. In the Bible, an agreement between God and his people------------------------------------------^^^^^^^^

Answer 12

that's correct and the 2 answer i believe is Christensen
Monotheism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Wikipedia
Trinitarian monotheism is the Christian doctrine of belief in one God who is three ... exiled royal court developed the first idea of YHWH as the sole God of the world. ... is one", meaning that Israel was to worship none of the gods of other peoples. .... According to the Quran, the Sabians were a monotheistic religious group.

Answer 13

i dont even have one about monothisim

Answer 14

i will go with Christensen

Answer 15

you are not helping at all im already done with my test except for 3 more questions

Answer 16

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