The Mature Hebrew View of One God Differed from Other

question 10

Multiple Choice

The mature Hebrew view of one God differed from other ancient Near Eastern religions in all the following ways EXCEPT

• A)Yahweh was eternal.
• B)the Hebrew God did not possess human attributes such as anger, jealousy, or satisfaction.
• C)the Hebrew God was omnipotent, sovereign, and not subject to fate.
• D)Yahweh was transcendent, that is, he was above nature and not part of it.
• E)the Hebrew God created a universe that itself was not divine.

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