Polytheists, the ancient Egyptians believed that gods and goddesses ruled over the human, natural, and paranormal realms. Judaism, a monotheistic religion, was founded by the ancient Hebrews.
Judaism is defined by a religious life based on the Bible and rabbinic rituals, as well as a belief in a single transcendent God who revealed himself to Abraham, Moses, and the Hebrew prophets.
So, option C is correct both of them believed that their god knew all things and could see present, past, and future.
About Egyptians and Hebrews:
- The abstract notion of maat (represented by the goddess Maat) was the primary guiding force in traditional Egyptian belief, and it was commonly translated as truth, justice, and cosmic order.
- To maintain maat, the living had to worship and sacrifice to the gods on a regular basis in order to placate the deities and spirits of the afterlife.
- For the Jewish people, Judaism is a multidimensional phenomenon that includes theology, legislation, and many cultural traditions.
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