In the commandments, God warns that his name not be taken in vain. And instructively, he tells us what his name is. But do bible-believers take any notice of God's real name? The bible tells us in many instances that Gods name is JEALOUS.

So the next time you use this word, bear in mind that you may be calling your God's name in vain

Why would God choose a Name that when spelt backward spells Dog? , When he knows that there are people like the Hebrew ans Islamic scholars who read from left to right.

From left to right God spells Dog? Why would any one want a name like that?

Kuns:


Why would God choose a Name that when spelt backward spells Dog? , When he knows that there are people like the Hebrew ans Islamic scholars who read from left to right.

From left to right God spells Dog? Why would any one want a name like that?

@Kin,

I wonder WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU. I sorry for you

In the commandments, God warns that his name not be taken in vain.

No. As I've pointed out before, the Commandment has nothing to do with blasphemy but the use of the name in magic.
It was believed back then that if you knew the name of the god and used it in a spell, you would have very powerful ju-ju. The Commandment is an admonishment not to use the god's name in a magic spell.

Ok, who named God? Who gave him that Name?

Did God name himself?

Kuns:


Ok, who named God? Who gave him that Name?

Did God name himself?

u r such a big fool n an slowpoke. beta watch wat u say n type because the ALMIGHTY GOD who is above ur forefathers let alone u can easily strike u to death. beware!

demons talking

If Christians say that in the beginning God was all alone, then God would not need a name because there was no one around to call him, so who named God?

Or did he name himself?

So if according to Christians of today or yesterday, God was all alone, then what does he need a name for?

And why did he need a name, if he was all alone?

Did he name himself?

huxley:

In the commandments, God warns that his name not be taken in vain. And instructively, he tells us what his name is. But do bible-believers take any notice of God's real name? The bible tells us in many instances that Gods name is JEALOUS.

So the next time you use this word, bear in mind that you may be calling your God's name in vain

Where in the Bible was the Biblical God titled Jealous?

Kuns:


Why would God choose a Name that when spelt backward spells Dog? , When he knows that there are people like the Hebrew ans Islamic scholars who read from left to right.

From left to right God spells Dog? Why would any one want a name like that?

English is neither Hebrew nor Arabic, so the quip about the name being read from left to right isn't applicable.

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In the commandments, God warns that his name not be taken in vain.  And instructively, he tells us what his name is.  But do bible-believers take any notice of God's real name?  The bible tells us in many instances that Gods name is JEALOUS.

So the next time you use this word, bear in mind that you may be calling your God's name in vain

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Why would God choose a Name that when spelt backward spells Dog? ,  When he knows that there are people like the Hebrew ans Islamic scholars who read from left to right.

From left to right God spells Dog? Why would any one want a name like that?
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Nice try, boys. But no Cigar (Its only an expression. I am not advocating for any one to pick up smoking). I ask Allah to make the Surgery of my Islamic Brother from Ethiopia, Nagash Muhammad Feki successful, today. His illness is cause by cigarrette.

Now men of horrible knowledge, if God is going to be written in Arabic letters, you will have Ghain with a hu mark/accent on it. And the last letter will be Dhel. Now compare that to writing dog; which its dhel will have a hu mark/accent and the the ghain is the last letter.

Oh, I get it, since you guys dont think through any thing before tendering your responses, its no wonder you think that arabic writers will literally look at a word and write it, without properly putting the letters in their proper palces. Muslims dont think like you guys, who put the horse after the cart, always.

God is called Rabb or Illah and He has a proper name that he called Himself; Allah. And dog is called Kileb. You see, they do not have similarity. Duuh.

Allah from the root word "ala" which mean Upon, the muslim mis-translated it to mean God.

The word Allah is from the Hebrew word Eloh.

Alah  = Eloh. This mean a being. Elohim is plural for Eloh. which means these beings.

Don't believe me, check it up for yourself in the bible glossary.

Or use a lexicon bible with the both the Engllish and Hebrew script.

However, The bible writers mis-translated Genesis 1: 1 the word Elohim to mean God.

Nothing can be further from the truth.

Ignorance at play in the mind of Kunle, who spells his name as Kuns. lol.

Allah is Alif, Lam and another Lam with "ha" sign on top and then the last letter is Ha!

Thats completely different from 'ala'! Ara bush ara e.

The Root of this word Allah is from ala.

Alah is (=) to Eloh.

Allahuma = hum means those.

Who is Allahat? we never hear of the feminie counterpart of Allah.

La Ilaaha Illa Allah Muhammadan Rasuwl Allah.
There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.
Muslims call this kalimat tayyiba, “the best word.”

This is not found written like this, anywhere[b] in your Koran[/b]!

However, they are found in several verses. But they are broken into two parts; they are never together as one sentence. “Laa Ilaaha Illa Allah” is found alone in Koran 37:35 and 47:19, and in Koran 33:40 and 48:29 “Muhammadan Rasuwl Allah” is found alone.

@Kuns
Genesis 17:1
And when Abram was ninety years old and nine, the LORD appeared to Abram, and said unto him,
I am the Almighty God; walk before me, and be thou perfect.

Genesis 35:11
And God said unto him, I am God Almighty: be fruitful and multiply; a nation and a company of nations shall be of thee,
and kings shall come out of thy loins;

His real name is JEHOVA
Exodus 6:3
And I appeared unto Abraham, unto Isaac, and unto Jacob, by the name of God Almighty,
but by my name JEHOVAH was I not known to them

so what?

What has all the quotation you've post got to do with the question who named God?

Or are you saying Abramham named God?

Or did God name himself?

Who named God?

@Kuns
[size=25pt]God named himself[/size]
Genesis 17:1
And when Abram was ninety years old and nine, the LORD appeared to Abram, and said unto him,
[size=25pt] I am the Almighty God; walk before me, and be thou perfect.[/size]

I intentionally increase the font size so that you don't disturb me again

Answer the question?

Who named God? What did you name God?

And if you God doesn't look like you, then you are not in your right mind.

KAG:

Where in the Bible was the Biblical God titled Jealous?

English is neither Hebrew nor Arabic, so the quip about the name being read from left to right isn't applicable.

Exodus 34:14, Ex 20:5, and Dt 4:24 are just a few. This is the flavour of what they say:

Do not worship any other god, for the Lord , whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God.

@All

Yes, and if God is a Jeolous God, how can he be calling himself God?

Have you noticed that christians are also Jealous people?

Their god likes to kill people, they to love to swear, curse and kill.

No one has told us who named him (God) yet?

huxley:

Exodus 34:14, Ex 20:5, and Dt 4:24 are just a few. This is the flavour of what they say:

Do not worship any other god, for the Lord , whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God.

Thanks, man. Yeah, I see what you mean.