Hebrew religion was centered around ethical monotheism, meaning belief in one God who had given the Hebrews a code of conduct (the law of God) to follow. The other options are incorrect: there was no belief in two gods struggling for power, no covenant with Ahurmazda (who is a figure in Zoroastrianism), and the worship of multiple deities was discouraged or prohibited in Hebrew religion.

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Hebrew Religion

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Hebrew religion

A) believed in two gods who struggled for power.
B) was an ethical religion centered around the law of God.
C) taught there was covenant between the Hebrews and Ahurmazda.
D) emphasized the worship of multiple lesser deities in addition to Yahweh.
E) All of these are correct.

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