"Polytheistic" is accepting many gods, as in Hinduism. I don't see the connection you draw with Judaism. Genesis refers to 'us' yet maintains the single godhead concept. Their influence may have been polytheistic, and if Judaism ever was such that isn't part of the doctrine of Judaism we understand AFAIK.
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The meaninglessness of the Christian god concept
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