The Hebrew Covenant refers to
A)God's promise to the prophets that they would have a heavenly reward.
B)a long tradition of commercial codes.
C)a special agreement between God and his chosen people.
D)the heroic pact among the Hebrews themselves not to be assimilated during periods of exile.
E)a special kind of agreement between Israel and its neighbors ensuring the full equality of both parties.

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The Hebrew Covenant refers to a special agreement between God and his chosen people, which is described in the Hebrew Bible. God promised to protect and bless the Israelites if they upheld their end of the covenant by obeying his commandments and following his laws. This covenant is a central theme in Jewish theology and history.

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