"Is Allah the same God of the bible"...Yes, he has many good names.
One time I thought about the three names that we call Him, YHWH, God and Allah. Because of the way YHWH is spelled I began to think about all of His names. Using YHWH as a clue I came out with a sentence using all of the letters of His names: "You Hebrew Worship Him, God Our Deliverer, A Living Lasting Always Here"
God desires those who worship in spirit and in truth. It seems to me these buildings, altars, cathedrals, and such are only to get people to think that they somehow NEED the outside. God says be not concerned with the outside of the cup. Inside we must be clean and free from the world around us. You will hate one and love the other. This is how God made it because for a person to be truly free from the corruption of this world they MUST be able to set there eyes on God alone wherever we are.
@twowitnessesoftheson I had a look at a couple of your videos. What you should be aware is that christ himself taught religion. He taught his people to follow the commandments, the Law. To do what God wants you to do, and to abstain from what God has forbidden. This is the Guidance that we need. What you are following is the gospel of christ, a gospel of christ crucified and this idea that the holy spirit is supposed to provide the answers. But this is totally subjective.
What do you think of the hexagon on Saturn? Do you think there's a link? I personally think the kaab goes back to hinduism, and has something to do with metatron's cube on the kabbalistic tree of life, which in turn is connected to the six pointed star- a hexagram can be converted into a cube. Not trying to be needlessly provocative, I admit my knowledge is shallow, but there are more links with other traditions, including Saturnalia which involved a cube. It's intriguing.
@gerontodon I do not know where you got your info from, but if you look at Islam itself, it has nothing to do with planets, or something mystic like the kabbalistic tree of life. It is purely about the worship of the Creator who is not in His own creation. I understand from external sources that there are certain energy points on earth. Mecca is supposed to be the golden ratio of the earth, and from what people say, it got this energy like no other. ''Another dimension''.
I didn't say anything abot "another dimension". I could be wrong, and the link with kaballah could be merely linguistic. I agree that God could logically not be in his own dimension, as 'reality' couldn't be within reality. I am undecided whether bodies, such as the sun, could represent God. I realise mysticism has been used for ill,not sure if it has to be, but in any event, if it is effective, I believe there must be something in it.
@gerontodon We do not believe that anything -represents- God, but that all of the creation of God is a Sign of God's existence. The Quran time and time calls on mankind to reflect on creation itself, the winds, the planets, the animals... But none of these creations actually represent God in a mystical way. All of the creation except for human beings and jinns do not have a free will of their own but have been programmed to do what God wants them to do. So they are ''servants''....
"Is Allah the same God of the bible"...Yes, he has many good names.
One time I thought about the three names that we call Him, YHWH, God and Allah. Because of the way YHWH is spelled I began to think about all of His names. Using YHWH as a clue I came out with a sentence using all of the letters of His names: "You Hebrew Worship Him, God Our Deliverer, A Living Lasting Always Here"
Mardasee 1 month ago
Why is Allah always referred to as Him? Is Allah a biologically a male?
CMO999 1 month ago
God desires those who worship in spirit and in truth. It seems to me these buildings, altars, cathedrals, and such are only to get people to think that they somehow NEED the outside. God says be not concerned with the outside of the cup. Inside we must be clean and free from the world around us. You will hate one and love the other. This is how God made it because for a person to be truly free from the corruption of this world they MUST be able to set there eyes on God alone wherever we are.
twowitnessesoftheson 1 month ago
@twowitnessesoftheson I had a look at a couple of your videos. What you should be aware is that christ himself taught religion. He taught his people to follow the commandments, the Law. To do what God wants you to do, and to abstain from what God has forbidden. This is the Guidance that we need. What you are following is the gospel of christ, a gospel of christ crucified and this idea that the holy spirit is supposed to provide the answers. But this is totally subjective.
Nebulous1982 1 month ago
@Nebulous1982 Correction: you are following the gospel of paul, not of christ.
Nebulous1982 1 month ago
@twowitnessesoftheson I recommend you check this video on my channel:
''The Essence of Islam Explained [Full Video]''
Nebulous1982 1 month ago
What do you think of the hexagon on Saturn? Do you think there's a link? I personally think the kaab goes back to hinduism, and has something to do with metatron's cube on the kabbalistic tree of life, which in turn is connected to the six pointed star- a hexagram can be converted into a cube. Not trying to be needlessly provocative, I admit my knowledge is shallow, but there are more links with other traditions, including Saturnalia which involved a cube. It's intriguing.
gerontodon 1 month ago
@gerontodon I do not know where you got your info from, but if you look at Islam itself, it has nothing to do with planets, or something mystic like the kabbalistic tree of life. It is purely about the worship of the Creator who is not in His own creation. I understand from external sources that there are certain energy points on earth. Mecca is supposed to be the golden ratio of the earth, and from what people say, it got this energy like no other. ''Another dimension''.
Nebulous1982 1 month ago
@Nebulous1982
I didn't say anything abot "another dimension". I could be wrong, and the link with kaballah could be merely linguistic. I agree that God could logically not be in his own dimension, as 'reality' couldn't be within reality. I am undecided whether bodies, such as the sun, could represent God. I realise mysticism has been used for ill,not sure if it has to be, but in any event, if it is effective, I believe there must be something in it.
gerontodon 1 month ago
@gerontodon We do not believe that anything -represents- God, but that all of the creation of God is a Sign of God's existence. The Quran time and time calls on mankind to reflect on creation itself, the winds, the planets, the animals... But none of these creations actually represent God in a mystical way. All of the creation except for human beings and jinns do not have a free will of their own but have been programmed to do what God wants them to do. So they are ''servants''....
Nebulous1982 1 month ago
@gerontodon I recommend you check out this video also of the Original Call Project:
''The Essence of Islam Explained [Full Video]
Nebulous1982 1 month ago