The words of the Hebrew prophets a. promoted universalism by stating that all nations would one day worship the God of Israel b.
proclaimed that Israel would rise again from the ashes of conquest c. advocated social justice by condemning the rich for mistreating the poor d. all of the above
In Judaism prophets are considered or referred to be voice of the Yahweh. The words and principles of these prophets worshiping Judaism were known to promote or teach universalism by concluding or stating that nations no matter where or when will worship God of Israel. They also tend to proclaim that the nation of Israel will once again rise from ashes of these conquest. These prophets also advocated social justice thereby castigating the known rich who were responsible for mistreating others
The colonists accepted the trade laws at first, but became exceedingly unhappy with the way that Britain was taxing them over time. They became angry, resulting in the Boston Tea Party.
