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The ancient Israelite worshipped 1 God exclusively. The neighbors around the Israelites worshipped gods made of wood and stone.
A:Not true. Baal was a male god worshipped by the Philistines, but also by the Edomites, Israelites, Aramaeans and Phoenicians. There is very little evidence that Baal was worshipped in the southern Hebrew kingdom of Judah, but he was worshipped everywhere else around the Levant in ancient times.
The Japanese leader that was worshipped as a god was known as Emperor Kimmei. He was worshipped as the god of Shinto.
Of course not. Believing is what you perceive to be in a sense of truth. You can believe God exists without any reprimanding punishment. How could it be false witness? There is nothing false about it. If you believe in God, then to you, He is Truth in all forms.
Elijah.
They worshiped one God above all others, but that isn't the reason they practiced Judaism. They practiced Judaism because of the ethics and teachings given to them through their leaders (from or inspired by God).
In the Hebrew Bible, it is stated that the Ark of the Covenant was believed to be a sacred object that contained the presence of God. Any unauthorized contact with it was considered disrespectful and punishable by death as a way to emphasize its holiness and the need for strict adherence to religious laws.
The villagers worshipped the ancient tree as a symbol of their unity and strength.
God had them delay their journey as a punishment for the complaint in Numbers ch.13.
Elijah.
Most people of the time worshipped more than one God, the Israelites were monotheistic(as long as Moses was watching). It is possible that Moses got the idea from Egyptian Ra (the Sun God).
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