Which practice was strictly forbidden in Deuteronomy so that Israel would stay loyal to the Lord alone?
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Correct answer: Bowing before carved idols
Deuteronomy strictly forbade idolatry. The Israelites were commanded to worship only the Lord and to reject the carved images and gods of the surrounding nations.
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