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What was the religion the Hebrews believed in?
Judaism. They still believe in it today, although it has taken many different forms.
Who were the believers in judaism?
The believers in Judaism were (and still are) the Jews.
Judaism is believed to be a religion without a homeland this is known as?
The diaspora.
What religion did the Israelites believe in?
They believed in what is now called Judaism.
Who did the Jews say Jesus was?
Some believed He was the Son of God, the Messiah. Others believed He was a prophet of God while others still believed He was an imposter.
What do christianity Judaism and Muslims faith have in common?
They all believed in one god and believed that good would overcome evil.
Who are the 3 religions believed that Moses was a prophet of god?
Islam, Judaism and Christianity
Judaism or Christian. which one of those believed in only one god?
both.
Who was the supreme being of judaism?
God, the creator of the universe. He was and still is the Supreme Being of Judaism.
Why was Judaism not a missionary religion?
In fact, Judaism was a missionary religion during the early days of Christianity. We know that Jewish missionaries travelled widely, converting Gentiles. It is believed that in some cases, a missionary would assure potential converts that they need not undergo adult circumcision as long as they believed, but a later missionary would come along and demand to know why the converts were not yet circumcised. We also know that in Medina in the seventh century, Muhammad encountered two tribes that had converted to Judaism. Martin Palmer (the Jesus Sutras) says that from the second century to the twelfth century, Judaism was still an active missionary missionary faith that converted tribes in Arabia and rivalled Christianity in states such as Yemen.
Does Judaism exist?
Yes, Judaism is still here. There are around 14 million Jews in the world.
The zealots were Jews who believed what?
They were Jews who rebel agaisnt the roman empire, in the first century of judaism
