A believer in monotheism rejects prophecies.
worships a single god.
expects to be reincarnated.
makes a personal covenant with God.

A believer in monotheism  worships a single god.

Explanation:

Monotheism is called the religious belief in a single deity or god, which is predominant over man and the accumulation of all worship, unlike what occurs in polytheism, where several divinities are worshiped at the same time and each of them has a specific religious valuation.

The best-known monotheistic religions today are Christianity, Islam and Judaism. In them, the existence of a single supreme and almighty god is represented, although Christianity in turn has a series of inferior deities (saints, angels, etc.) who are also paid tribute.

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