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Allah, Yahweh, or Jehovah

Servant_of_the_One1

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Is not a credible historical source, please try again when you can contribute something relevant.

The words of atheists/kuffar is not relevant either. Please try again yourself :p

Say (O Muslims): We believe in Allah and that which is revealed unto us and that which was revealed unto Abraham, and Ishmael, and Isaac, and Jacob, and the tribes, and that which Moses and Jesus received, and that which the prophets received from their Lord. We make no distinction between any of them, and unto Him we have surrendered
 

Servant_of_the_One1

Well-Known Member
Maybe its your lack of English skills here, but your factually wrong. I believe in many things. Just not in YOUR mythology.



I have a passion for the REAL history and events that shaped the world I live in.


You are atheist, that means you believe in nothing.

You believe there wont be anything after death. Clearly nothing.

Anyways you are in ignore list because you are an atheist that is very annoying, and who concerns himself with stuffs that has nothing to do with him and his atheist views.
 

Dirty Penguin

Master Of Ceremony
You are atheist, that means you believe in nothing.

You believe there wont be anything after death. Clearly nothing.

Anyways you are in ignore list because you are an atheist that is very annoying, and who concerns himself with stuffs that has nothing to do with him and his atheist views.

You have every right to put people on your ignore list but he equally has the right to debate anyone in this forum considering it's in the "General religious debates" section of the forum.
 

Unveiled Artist

Veteran Member
Allah, Yahweh, or Jehovah. Which one and why?
If I believed in God, Jehovah. Abrahamic and Abrahamic-like religions have one thing in common, worship to the Creator and the Creator only. I would not send an "I love you Card" to my mother's daughter, if I knew I can give it to her myself. Muslim and Judiasm, as far as I know, believe that there is direct communication with the Creator regardless our temptation to sin or if its inherited.

To think of any type of middle man between a person and the Creator is an insult really. The only way I can see that is if the middleman was in communion with both Her Creator and the believer. They All act as One. As long as there is hierarchy in power, there is no harmony.
 

Dirty Penguin

Master Of Ceremony
I don't think bringing up the ignore list makes much sense in this instance.

But I wasn't the person that brought it up. Another person didn't like what another person said simply because that person is a non-believer. The charge was that since the person is a non-believer he/she doesn't know or understand. And because the one poster didn't like the fact that a non-believer would dare comment on religioun then that person must be put on the ignore list. That's childish debate tactics. That's not the intent of this category. Both posters have every right to express their opinions unless the rules prohibit (i.e same faith threads). They have every right to even ignore each other. Sometimes you just have to call out immature behavior when you see it. So in this instance it made every bit of sense to highlight to bigotry and absurdity for what it was.
 
YHWH

No one knows the correct pronunciation. Yahweh and Jehovah are attempts to translate the Hebrew text. Jehovah is definitely inaccurate. Allah is God in arabic. All three are essentially the same God since the religions are abrahamic.

Let's go with Yeshua. Jesus is the only way to the Father. His name is the one we must glorify. My Father doesn't accept those who deny His Son. Furthermore, my Father should not be called by His "name". Do we call our parents by their "names"? This is what I tell JWs. He is our Father in Heaven. Jesus is our role model as well. He called the Father "Abba" (Daddy). Calling our Father "Daddy God" is much more appropriate than calling Him "Jehovah".

The problem with Islam is the religion downplays Jesus. Allah will not accept them if they deny Christ.

The answer to your question is Abba (through Yeshua). To have a relationship with Daddy God, we must accept Christ. No one gets to the Father except through Him.
 

jtartar

Well-Known Member
Allah, Yahweh, or Jehovah. Which one and why?

crhodes9898,
In resent times, and for several hundred years, all over the earth, the Name Jehovah has been used for the Name of The Almighty God. There can be only one Almighty God.
The Name Yahweh may be a more correct pronunciation of God's name, in Hebrew, but the name Jehovah has been used by Christians fo hundreds of years. If you search Naology, which is a study of old edifices, you will find that many people in many countries used God's personal name one the fronts of many buildings. The name Jehovah can also be found on many coins that were used in many countries.
The Proper name, or Personal name is translated from The Hebrew Tetragrammaton, four letters YHWH, or JHVH.
The Hebrew language is a Consonantal language, meaning that they do not use vowels. The reader was taught which was the way to pronounce the words. Because of Jewish superstition, the belief that God's personal name was too sacred to be pronounced by sinful men, the exact pronunciation was lost over time.
The Bible was written by men who were guided by The Holy Spirit from Jehovah, 2 Tim 3:16,17, 2Pet 1:20,21.
We know that the pronunciation Jehovah was known and used in the very early 1600CE, because this Name was used in the 1611 King James Bible, Ex 6:3, Ps 83:18, Isa 12:2, 26:4.
Many Bibles of today use Jehovah as the Personal name of The Only True God, as Jesus prayed, John 17:3.
A Modern Translation of The King James Version uses Jrhovah hundreds of times in the Hrbrew Scriptures.
This God, Jehovah is the One who created the earth and all that is in it, Gen 1:1, Acts 17:24,28.
In many modern Bibles, God,s name Jehovah is used at Isa 42:8, where the Bible says, I am Jehovah, that is My Name. This God says there is no other God but Him, and that he will destroy all others called God, and everyone who worships these non-existent gods, Jere 10:11-15, Ps 115:2-8.
There is no other God, other than Jehovah. Allah is not another name of the Only True God!!!
 

mahasn ebn sawresho

Well-Known Member
Muslims claim Allah is the Arabic pronunciation of the tetragrammaton, mistranslated as Yaweh, or Jehovah. I think it fair to say Jews, Muslims and Christians all worship the same God, what is debatable is the fallability or infallibility of their respective prophets or leaders.
God in Islam is a murderer and a weak
It is not the God deserves respect
But this is different from the strong Jehovah
Jehovah deserves respect because he just
The Jehovah's Jews did not used to be named
But he attended to us in the person of Christ, and it spread Christianity
So we do not know God's Muslim
God is so weak that he
It offers women to Muhammad for sex
 

mahasn ebn sawresho

Well-Known Member
To my understanding, the word "allah" is related to the semitic root related to "up" or "above" as in "that which is above" and unrelated to the 4 letter name with which it shares very little in terms of lettering and pronunciation. The question of whether the religions worship the "same god" presents a problem -- if each is monotheistic then they agree that there is only 1 god but their ideas of god are mutually exclusive so two diametrically opposed god-ideas cannot be called the "same god".
Yes, the word of allh in Arabic is out of Assyrian and Chaldean
It is the word alha
In the Hebrew language eil
That is why the Arabs were taken word only
Recipes Muslim allh differ from the attributes of God in Christianity and Judaism
 

Aupmanyav

Be your own guru
You are atheist, that means you believe in nothing. You believe there wont be anything after death. Clearly nothing.
No, Servant, that is not a necessary requirement to be an atheist. After my death, there will be the atoms that my body is made of.
crhodes9898, In resent times, and for several hundred years, all over the earth, the Name Jehovah has been used for the Name of The Almighty God. There can be only one Almighty God.
Don't know about other places, but more than a billion people in India do not know of this entity. In Hinduism we have many almighty Gods and Goddesses.
 
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thau

Well-Known Member
Allah, Yahweh, or Jehovah. Which one and why?

Why not just ask "God or no God?" The Islam belief can easily be dismissed (imo, because "allah" and "I Am Who Am" cannot both be true), as can most all other creeds' claims of deity. The Judeo-Christian G-d is G-d. If you ask for a paragraph to defend this position, you, imo, are not sincere. As pope Benedict said to an interviewer (paraphrase) " you want me to prove God to you in one minute, yet there are a thousand books, a thousand saints, a thousand claimed miracles, a thousand revelations and reasons that are available to you which provide the deep knowledge and understanding you now demand in a moment. Jesus said the reason most do not come to know and love God is because of a sluggish heart."
 
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