How did the religious beliefs of the ancient Israelites differ from those of other nearby peoples?
A. The Israelites believed in an all-knowing, all-
powerful God, while other peoples' gods
shared power.
B. The Israelites had written records of their
religious beliefs, while other peoples did not.
C. The Israelites believed in only one God, while
other peoples believed in many gods.
D. The Israelites believed in many gods, while
other peoples believed in only one God.
Check Answer

It is b

Explanation:

because it is easy

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