The following are true about the Jewish concept of monotheism except
A)a transcendent God, he was part of nature, created rather than the creator.
B)God could be both vengeful and merciful.
C)each person was worthwhile but had to decide between good and evil based upon the morality established by God.
D)an agreement, or covenant, existed between the Hebrew people and Yahweh.
E)the gods of all other peoples were believed to be mere idols.

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The Jewish concept of monotheism emphasized a transcendent God who created the world and was not a part of nature. God was believed to be separate from His creation and not subject to it.

The Following Are True About the Jewish Concept of Monotheism