Zakir Naik – Concept of God in Judaism
AI: Summary ©
The speaker discusses the concept of God in Judaism and how it is mentioned in various verses in the Bible. They also mention the book of Exodus, which references a verse in the Bible that says, there is no other God besides me. The speaker argues that these verses only titles worship and do not indicate any relationship to God.
AI: Summary ©
The concept of God in Judaism.
It's mentioned in the old testament, in the
book of Deuteronomy.
Chapter number 6, verse number 4. Moses said,
It's a Hebrew quotation which means, you're O
Israel. The Lord, our God is one Lord.
It's mentioned in the book of Isaiah, chapter
number 43, verse number 11. I, even I,
am Lord, and there is no savior besides
me.
It's mentioned in the book of Isaiah chapter
number 45 verse number 5. I am Lord,
and there's none like me. There's no God
besides me. It's mentioned in the book of
Isaiah chapter number 46 verse number 9. I
am God, and there's none like me. I
am God, and there's no one besides me.
It further mentioned the book of Exodus, chapter
number 20, verse number 3 to 5. It
says, thou shall have no other God besides
me. Almighty God is saying, that thou shall
have no other God besides me. Thou shall
not make unto thee any graven image of
anything, of any likeness in heaven above, in
the earth beneath, in the water beneath the
earth. Thou shall not bow down to them,
nor serve them. For I, thy God, thy
Lord is a jealous God.
These verses of the bible strictly prohibit idol
worship, and making an image of God.