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The Hebrews didn't believe many things. Here is a short list:

  • They didn't believe in multiple gods
  • They didn't believe in an evil being (called "the devil" by some religions)
  • They didn't believe in eternal punishment
  • They didn't believe in Human sacrifice
  • They didn't believe in fate
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