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There were few similarities:

  • The general concept of messianism
  • The belief in an afterlife
  • The belief in free will
  • Loosely speaking, Both religions believed in monotheism. The Ancient Persians believed in other lesser deities as well, but there are some scholars that think the ancient Hebrews also believed in lesser deities for awhile.
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