The Hebrews
A)were concerned with human intellect and the power of the mind.
B)speculated about the operations of nature.
C)believed that nature was testimony to God's greatness.
D)speculated about the nature of God.
E)are considered to be the first philosophers.

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The Hebrews believed that nature was testimony to God's greatness, as indicated in many of their writings and religious texts. They saw the natural world as evidence of God's power and creativity. While they did speculate about the nature of God and engage in philosophical discussions, they are not considered to be the first philosophers.