that they were not to worship it
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Ezekiel is exhultant that the Jews will soon be returning home to Judah. In this passage, he says rhetorically that the mountains of Israel should be told that they will once again be bearing fruit for the people of Israel.
The Hebrews are defeated at least twice in their conquest of Canaan as told in the Old Testament. In chapter 15 of the Book of Joshua we are told that they were unable to defeat the Canaanites living upon the plains because they possessed iron chariots, nor could they to drive the Jebusites out of the city of Jerusalem.
i am Muslim but the bible and the quran are almost similar so ok Adam and eve where living in heaven then god told them not to eat from a fruit tree (not really specified which type of fruit) anyways so god told them not to eat from it but then Satan (a.k.a the devil) just convinced them to eat from it so they ate from it and god said that they did not abide by what he said so he send them to earthreal virson:God made the first two people on earth (Adam and Eve) and said to them to enjoy life on earth but not to eat the forbidden fruit from the tree of good and evil. Then the serpent who was really Satan (the devil) convinced Eve into eating the fruit. Eve gave some to Adam. Then, they tried to hide from God. God said to them you have disobeyed me. Adam then said that Eve had given him the fruit. Eve said the serpent made her do it. God punished them.
AnswerProbably the murderous King Herod who said to the wise men in Matthew 2:8 "....and when ye have found him (that is, Jesus) bring me word again, that I may come and worship him." Herod of course had no worshipful intention but rather wanted to find out where Jesus was so he could kill him.
Covetousness lead to the first false god in the bible were in Genesis 3:4-6 Eve was told that she would be like God if she disobeyed and ate from the tree. And so she did. She exalted herself to the point of becoming equal to God in her own eyes, thus making herself a god. Self-worship.