The monotheism of the Jews a. produced a feeling of Jewish separation from those who were not Jewish. b. was a result of the Osiris movement. c. was accessible only to the prophets. d. was a consequence of the spread of early Christianity. e. provided a tolerance for the gods of outside conquerors.

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The monotheism of the Jews a. produced a feeling of Jewish separation from those who were not Jewish. b. was a result of the Osiris movement. c. was accessible only to the prophets. d. was a consequence of the spread of early Christianity. e. provided a tolerance for the gods of outside conquerors.

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Donavan Rowland · Answer 1

a. produced a feeling of Jewish separation from those who were not Jewish.

Explanation:

The belief that there is only one God by the Jew produced a feeling of separation of the Jewish people from those who were not Jewish.

Option B is wrong because the Jews do not believe in Osiris but rather on Jehovah.

Option C is wrong because the religion of the Jews was accessible by all Jews and not by the prophets alone.

Option D is wrong because the Jews practice Judaism and not Christianity