Christians, Jews, Muslims, Catholics, and the NOI all believe in the same God.

[Johnny Kilroy]

It's also what the text states at Matthew 15:21-28 and Mark 5:21-43. The context is amplified in Matthew 22:1-14.

Reading one verse, out-of-context, leads to invalid interpretations.

I follow common sense.​

Do you believe Jesus was literally born of a virgin? Do you believe he was literally resurrected?

Since you mentioned common sense

 

[MMS]

When I say I am God, it is the most humbling thing a man can say. It's acknowledging that EVERYONE and EVERYTHING is God as well. Suddenly, I can't kill an ant, be cause the ant is me. I can't hurt another human being because that person is me. I can't destroy the Earth because it's also me.

People are afraid of the truth because they're so used to lies. We're taught God is mean and vengeful and just waiting to push that "detonate" button on creation. That has become the image of God. That and a white man with a long beard. So when one says they are God these are the types of images others invoke. Wrath, rage, jealousy, vengefulness. I know God as love, mercy, compassion.

Most men prefer to follow so it's easier to just do that. It relieves then of any personal responsibility. "Jesus will save the world, all I have to do is believe." That's what the powers that be want us to believe so we'll sit by idly and let life pass us by while they control all the resources.

Religion has been a tool of control for a long time and it relies on the laziness and gullibleness of the people.

like i said, there is a fine line between Luciferianism and walking with God

I am not God you dont know where you were before you were born, nor where youll be when you pass

Psalm 49:20

20 Man that is in honour, and understandeth not, is like the beasts that perish.

its a two way connection. Imo very much like how Hindus describe Brahman and Atman...except the Brahman is conscious. If I say because I am within Brahman than I am brahman...but if everything is brahman than i am not...brahman is

Brahman - Wikipedia

then the question becomes: what does it mean to be?

Given that I see other conscious beings I can safely say I am not the only consciousness. This is why I say, I am not God but a host.

I would strongly caution not to judge others beliefs so harshly and say "you dont do this" or "you dont believe that" etc

You may not see it as Satanism...but it is.

James 4:11

11 Speak not evil one of another, brethren. He that speaketh evil of his brother, and judgeth his brother, speaketh evil of the law, and judgeth the law: but if thou judge the law, thou art not a doer of the law, but a judge.

4-1-1 - Wikipedia

411 = 3 × 137, self number

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Do you believe Jesus was literally born of a virgin? Do you believe he was literally resurrected?

Since you mentioned common sense

Do you believe there is no "god" but Allah and Muhammad is his prophet?​

 

[Johnny Kilroy]

like i said, there is a fine line between Luciferianism and walking with God

I am not God you dont know where you were before you were born, nor where youll be when you pass

Psalm 49:20



its a two way connection. Imo very much like how Hindus describe Brahman and Atman...except the Brahman is conscious. If I say because I am within Brahman than I am brahman...but if everything is brahman than i am not...brahman is

Brahman - Wikipedia

then the question becomes: what does it mean to be?

Given that I see other conscious beings I can safely say I am not the only consciousness. This is why I say, I am not God but a host.

I would strongly caution not to judge others beliefs so harshly and say "you dont do this" or "you dont believe that" etc

You may not see it as Satanism...but it is.

James 4:11

4-1-1 - Wikipedia

This is all semantics. I am not the Most High. We clear?

The Most High flows through me and everything. We are all one with the Most High.

I never judged anyone's beliefs either. I simply clarified. If a person says they follow the teachings of Elijah Muhammad, is it "Luciferianistic" to inform him that he's not a Sunni Muslim?

Do you believe there is no "god" but Allah and Muhammad is his prophet?​

You could say yes and no. I don't believe anything. I don't see the point. I KNOW there is nothing worthy of worship save the Most High. Some call him Allah, but he's also known as YHWH, Jehovah, Jah... hence the title of this very thread.

Was Muhammad his prophet? We are all prophets. God speaks to all of us directly, so yes, Muhammad was a prophet, but that doesn't mean much to me.

 

[MMS]

This is all semantics. I am not the Most High. We clear?

The Most High flows through me and everything. We are all one with the Most High.

I never judged anyone's beliefs either. I simply clarified. If a person says they follow the teachings of Elijah Muhammad, is it "Luciferianistic" to inform him that he's not a Sunni Muslim?



You could say yes and no. I don't believe anything. I don't see the point. I KNOW there is nothing worthy of worship save the Most High. Some call him Allah, but he's also known as YHWH, Jehovah, Jah... hence the title of this very thread.

Was Muhammad his prophet? We are all prophets. God speaks to all of us directly, so yes, Muhammad was a prophet, but that doesn't mean much to me.

if words can create realities...why be careless with our words?

strongly urge you to read The Maxims of Ptahhotep

The Maxims of Ptahhotep - Wikipedia
ANCIENT EGYPT : The Wisdom of Ptahhotep

 

[Johnny Kilroy]

if words can create realities...why be careless with our words?

strongly urge you to read The Maxims of Ptahhotep

The Maxims of Ptahhotep - Wikipedia
ANCIENT EGYPT : The Wisdom of Ptahhotep

I am careful with my words. I said I am God. I never said I was the Most High.

With all do respect, there is much more humbling needed elsewhere in this thread, but I always appreciate a good lesson nonetheless.

 

[MMS]

I am careful with my words. I said I am God. I never said I was the Most High.

With all do respect, there is much more humbling needed elsewhere in this thread, but I always appreciate a good lesson nonetheless.

The Epistle to the Hebrews 12:5-7

5 And ye have forgotten the exhortation which speaketh unto you as unto children, My son, despise not thou the chastening of the Lord, nor faint when thou art rebuked of him:

6 For whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth, and scourgeth every son whom he receiveth.

7 If ye endure chastening, God dealeth with you as with sons; for what son is he whom the father chasteneth not?

we must be mindful of our reflections, and of understanding of and to our thoughts.

 

[SwizzLake]

Both Jews and Christians believe in a unique, multi-personal elohim. They differ in how that elohim revealed itself.​

Muslims believe in a different being with different attributes and a different name.​

Why do the Arab Christians in the middle east call God...Allah? You really need to think outside of the box you're in.

 

[Johnny Kilroy]

The Epistle to the Hebrews 12:5-7



we must be mindful of our reflections, and of understanding of and to our thoughts.

All I do is ask and answer questions

Occasionally, I remind folk that they are not the Most High when people mistake their personal beliefs as absolute truth in the form of disrespecting someone else’s personal beliefs.

I only deal with KNOWLEDGE, so unless we’re speaking about something that we KNOW, I’d caution everyone, myself included, about being so haughty.

We are all one. And we are all trying our best based on what we’ve been given to work with. So we all speak some degree of truth, no one is lying here.

But I’ll take what I KNOW over what someone believes that someone else said that someone else saw any day. And so should everyone. Belief is only the beginning, knowledge is the goal.

 

[MMS]

All I do is ask and answer questions

Occasionally, I remind folk that they are not the Most High when people mistake their personal beliefs as absolute truth in the form of disrespecting someone else’s personal beliefs.

I only deal with KNOWLEDGE, so unless we’re speaking about something that we KNOW, I’d caution everyone, myself included, about being so haughty.

We are all one. And we are all trying our best based on what we’ve been given to work with. So we all speak some degree of truth, no one is lying here.

But I’ll take what I KNOW over what someone believes that someone else said that someone else saw any day. And so should everyone. Belief is only the beginning, knowledge is the goal.

perhaps there is no objective goal other than to just exist

because the world is eternal, you can find infinite meaning in anything you press your heart towards

 

[Ish Gibor]

So who’s right and who’s wrong?

Spoiler

Happy Easter everyone

Let's go to the bottom of this thing.

 

[Johnny Kilroy]

perhaps there is no objective goal other than to just exist

because the world is eternal, you can find infinite meaning in anything you press your heart towards

Every moment in creation is a manifestation of the glory of the Most High. ALL of this spawned from a single thought. I AM.

I had typed out much more in this post but the real truth is, everyone must walk their own path. Truth must be revealed and received. Nothing I say can do justice to what one must experience.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Why do the Arab Christians in the middle east call God...Allah?

For the same reason they refer to it as Adonai, or El, or Ha-shem, not because they equate the name Allah with the name YHWH.​

Two different entities.​

 

[Johnny Kilroy]

For the same reason they refer to it as Adonai, or El, or Ha-shem, not because they equate the name Allah with the name YHWH.​

Two different entities.​

Do you understand what "Abrahamic" means?

 

[MMS]

Do you understand what "Abrahamic" means?

more folks should learn about the backstories to the names

the ancient Canaanite religion is closer to what is found in the OT than people realize

El (deity) - Wikipedia
Names of God in Judaism - Wikipedia



Ptahil (deity) - Wikipedia

Names of God in Judaism - Wikipedia

Spoiler: YHVH Tzevaot

Sabazios - Wikipedia

Bible Gateway passage: Isaiah 53 - King James Version


Yodh - Wikipedia