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Is it because the Israelites worshiped many gods that they are unique among ancient people?
No. It was normal for the ancients to have many gods, and the Israelites were not different in that respect. If there is anything unique about the Hebrew people it is the Bible, but that was written among the people of Judah, long after the destruction of Israel.
Why is the exodus important to Jewish people?
It marks the transition of the Israelites from a family into a distinct nation.
What was the significance of the ark of the covenant among the israelites?
When the ark of the covenant was brought to Jerusalem then king David and and all the people also danced.
Who are the israelites of today?
The Jewish people are descendants of the Israelites.
What was the ancient israelites' lifestyle?
It was important
Why is the celebration of seder meal memorial important to the Jewish people?
because it is the remembrance of the Israelites struggle and journey to freedom
What did god establish with the Israelites to show that he was their God and they would be his people?
God established a covenant with the Israelites, known as the Mosaic Covenant, which included the Ten Commandments and other laws. This covenant served as a set of guidelines for the Israelites to follow in order to maintain their relationship with God and be distinct among the nations as his chosen people.
Who among the following Israelites King was promised an everlasting Kingdom?
King David
Who were the Israelites of the Bible and when were they saved?
The israelites were a Jewish race, of people, they were chosenby god at the time of Moses andas his very own chosen people and were saved .
Is the chosen people another name for the Israelites?
Yes, the chosen people or 'God's chosen people', as said in the Bible, are another name for the Israelites. -S.M.M. ;)
Why was the biblical story of Exodus particularly popular among slaves?
It told of the Israelites' escape from slavery.
Why was the worship of Baal so fatal for the nations of Judah and Israel?
The most fundamental principle of Judaism is the worship of the One God. The Hebrew Bible, and the prophets, reminded the Israelites of this continuously. When some of the Israelites (people of Israel and/or Judah) ignored these reminders, it constituted a vast break with their tradition; and abandonment of the entire Torah was sure to eventually follow. See also:Monotheism among the Israelites
