Allah and Elohim: Are They the Same God?

by Sherly Isaac

On 11 September 2001, the whole world watched the most horrific and painful event taking place before their eyes. Terrorists attacked the United States' World Trade Center and the Pentagon by making... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1403353425
• ISBN13: 9781403353429
• Release Date: October 2002
• Publisher: 1st Book Library
• Length: 260 Pages
• Weight: 0.63 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.0" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

A Great Read

It is definately a great read. A very detailed analysis on who is Allah and who is Elohim. Compares Bible and Quran and comes up with interesting conclusions. Even if you are not a muslim it is a great read and contains indepth information.

Eye opening proofs, great book

Author has done a great job putting all the evidences of Allah being a different god. She showed from the ten commandment of the Bible that Koran does not even fulfill a single commandment. Her book has clear proof that Jesus is the same God of Old Testament but Allah is not. Koran breaks the very first commandment of God written in the Bible i.e. "You shall have no other gods before me!" *Koran also failes to show the way of salvation and eternal life. *Allah of Koran also failes to give assurance of holy life instead it declared that every Muslim will be going to the hellfire. Author did a wonderful job of showing great evidence of triune God and how Allah is completely different from the God of the Bible.

Another Truth-teller Hits the Market

...This book, superior to the previous one by the same author, lays out plainly the differences between the Biblical God and the Allah of Islam. While not going into as much depth as it could, it certainly does a superb job of illustrating the stark differences between Muslim and Christian/Jewish conceptions of God. My only wish would be that it would expound more on the pre-Islamic pagan origins of Allah as the moon god, titled "al-ilah" - which could conceivably be a book in and of itself. Allah's name evolved from the title given all across the Arabian peninsula before Mohammed to various astral deities, primarily lunar deities. There are even stories that can be found in very early Muslim source traditions which refer to pre-Islamic Arabians worshipping in the Kaabah, praying to "allah" while standing before idols of Hubal, a god who at various times was a god of storms, the moon, the sky, etc...

Readable and convincing

This book is geared toward evangelizing Muslims. Shirly Isaac compares the characterists of Allah as listed in the Koran with those of Yahveh listed in the Bible. This reveals that Allah and Yahveh are not the same divine person. Moreover, the comparison reveals that you will want to be associated with Jesus and Yahveh. You will want Allah and Muhammad to stay far away!