Which best describes the beliefs of early hebrews?
a. they believed that god was not interested in human affairs.
b. they believed that god had human failings.
c. they believed that the gods were associated with nature elements.
d. they believed in a single, all-powerful god.

Early Hebrews are known for being the first in history to believe in a single, all-powerful, all-present God. The predecessor of this belief is priest Melchizedek, the ancient king of still non-Jewish Jerusalem, who welcomed Abraham during his return from the wars. This religion, known as Judaism, is the first monotheistic religion, has been established many centuries after Abraham as the official religion of the Jews, by Moses.

The correcet answer is D.

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