Judaism has the claim to this. If you want to quibble, you could say that the Samaritans also have a claim, since they claim (plausibly) to have split from Judaism around the time of the Babylonian exile or perhaps before that, around the time of the split between the kingdoms of Judah and Israel. But, because this is a split, both would have legitimate claims. However, the question said Hebrew Bible. This split was before the Hebrew Bible was completely redacted. The final decisions about which books made up the Hebrew Bible seem to have been made in the first or even as late as the second century. Arguments about books like Song of Songs and Esther survive from that era. Judaism existed long before this, and the split with Christianity was already under way at that time.
The oldest monotheistic religion is Judaism.
The oldest monotheistic religion is Judaism.
it is the first and oldest monotheistic religion
The Hebrews may have been the first monotheists in the Western world, but in Egypt there was the Aton cult of Pharaoh Akhenaton and Hinduism in some ways is monotheistic.
Of the monotheistic religions (religions that believe in one God), Judaism is the oldest. Of the surviving polytheistic (religions that believe in many gods), Hinduism is the oldest.
Monotheistic religion.
Jainism is not the oldest religion of the world. Animism and Hinduism have been cited as the oldest religions of the world.
Christianity, not Islam, is the second oldest religion. They were both preceded by the Hebrew monotheistic religion, and by the non-monotheistic Zoroastrian religion and many other different beliefs involving worship of idols and natural phenomena.
judaism is a montheistic religion
Yes - Jewish religious texts place great emphasis on the importance of followers maintaining faith in one god only. Judaism is, in fact, the oldest surving monotheistic religion.
The Old Testament is primarily based on the religion of Judaism, which is the oldest monotheistic religion. It contains the sacred scriptures of Judaism and is also a part of the Christian Bible.
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