Zakir Naik – Concept of God in Judaism

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, peace be upon him, says, Shema Yisraelu,

Adnaheinu Adnaiketh, Yaro Yisrael, the Lord, our God,

is one Lord.

It's mentioned in the book of Isaiah, chapter

number 43, verse number 11.

I, I am Lord, and there's 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 else.

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 else.

I am God, and there's none like me.

It's further mentioned in the book of Exodus,

chapter number 20, verse number 3 to 5,

as well as in the book of Deuteronomy,

chapter number 5, verse number 7 to 9.

Almighty God says, Thou shalt have no other

God besides me.

Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven

image of anything of any likeness in the

heaven above, in the earth beneath, in the

water beneath the earth.

Thou shalt not bow down to them, nor

serve them, for thy God, thy Lord, is

a jealous God.

So if you read the Old Testament, you

shall understand the concept of God in Judaism

and understand Judaism in the right perspective.