1. What was new about the religion of the

Hebrews?

The religious beliefs of the Hebrews was that they believed in one all-powerful God who established moral laws for humanity.

Explanation:

One of the oldest religions on Earth is the Hebrew religion, which is now known as Judaism.

Judaism serves to be a religious and an ethnic entity. They believed themselves to be from the common ancestry of Abraham.

Monotheistic was followed by them that means worshiping a single God and refused to adopt the rituals and customs of their neighbors.

Several factors contributed to Judaism's tolerance through the era. They avoided blending of different religions rather they has a holy book to preserve its beliefs, laws and records.