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This document makes three main points: 1) Only the Hebrews made covenants with their gods or God according to scholar W.F. Albright. 2) Scholar Yehezkel Kaufmann notes that paganism does not have the continuous succession of prophets that were seen in Israelite history. 3) God's design for society protects life, strong families and labor, and values integrity and allegiance to God, whereas alternatives jeopardize these things and value self over God.
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- 3. “What makes the history of Israelite prophecy sui generis is the succession of apostles of god that come to the people through the ages. Such a line of apostle- prophets is unknown to paganism. Not even those great souls that rose among the nations to found religions and teach the good way [e.g., Buddha, Zoroaster] are of a type with the prophets of Israel. . . .paganism does not know of a continuous, generations- long succession of prophets.” Yehezkel Kaufmann, The Religion of Israel, p 212f
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