so what is the name that refers to God
in the Bible the name that refers to God
is Elohim so what does Elohim
mean let's break it down Elohim comes
with the word El which means the god
breaking down Elohim what does the mean
the IM in Elohim is the Royal plal that
denotes
Majesty some Christians ignorantly say
it means the gods but it's not it's just
the Majestic plural just like when the
queen addresses herself in we are not
amused or when she says come before our
presence Royal plural that's why every
Bible scholar who translates it always
puts down god with a capital G so you
know refers to the one God not Gods but
one God this is the the case in the
Arabic language as well Allah is also
sometimes written down as
allahim Can you spot the difference I
think it's time we now compared and
Allah from the Hebrew language to the
Arabic language Allah and share the same
letters in the same
sequence perhaps just pronounced
slightly
differently but spelled the same
all right class listen up give me an Al
if give me a lamb give me a ha what do
you have
Allah give me an alif give me a la give
me a what do you
have can you see the difference now
seriously I'm asking if you can see the
difference I can't see the difference
neither can
you that's there's no difference
identical letters identical sematic
Roots just just different
pronunciations this is basically the
difference between the Arabic accent and
the Hebrew accent but no other
difference so indeed Allah is in the
Bible get it got it
good now just a finish this point let's
just go into deeper meaning of what and
Allah is in the Arabic language we have
a testimony of Faith which all Muslims
say now what does this
mean is God lowercase G in the English
language Allah is God in the capital G
in the English language the Arabic
language you can pronounce it different
in the English language it sounds the
same God and
God if ill means something worthy of
worship something you refer to something
that is of your rring to now in the
testimony of Faith you say there's no
God but God it means that there's no
worthy of worship there's no one that
that you should give your prayers to but
the god the deity worthy of worship
which is why we differ between ill and
Allah it's not just simply a case of
saying the God because this meaning is
so vast in the Arabic language you could
take it to New measures in just
explaining
it there is no one worthy of worship
except the one who's worthy of worship
there is no truth out there but the
truth there is no reality but the
reality there's no Creator but the
Creator and there's no God but
Allah the one God
[Applause]
allahar