Problem: Why is the Septuagint a significant example of the Hellenistic influence on the Hebrews?
a. It was a treaty between the Selecuid Persian Empire and Israel acknowledging the authority of that Hellenistic kingdom over the Hebrews.
b. It was a temple in Jerusalem built by Seleceus as a gesture of goodwill toward the Jews.
c. It was a book in the Hebrew Bible that detailed Alexander's victory over the Persians and framed it as the will of God.
d. It was a translation of the Hebrew scriptures into Greek and represented the Jews' cultivation and acceptance of some Hellenistic values.
e. It was destroyed by Greek mobs in Jerusalem who disapproved of Jewish texts and the Hebrew language.