JEHOVAH IS A FALSE GOD ALMIGHTY

While the Bible, the Quran, and other religious scriptures primarily present Jehovah as an earthbound God of humankind, they also often portray him as highly untrustworthy, violent, destructive, and malevolent.
1 John 4:1 urges people to evaluate every spirit to ensure it is genuine rather than accept it blindly.
A careful evaluation of Jehovah’s character—his consistent words, actions, and inactions throughout human history—proves that he is a false God Almighty.
A young nephew of mine suggests that the Supreme Being the Igbos revere as Chineke or Chi-ukwu is the same creator the Israelites worship as YHWH, and that different cultures call this entity by different names. He is right that the homeless, magic-working mountain hermit who introduced himself face-to-face to Abraham as El Shaddai (mountain god) and to Moses as YHWH—later called Jehovah by customary Christians and Allah by Muslims—is the same malevolent entity that unenlightened humans recognize as “God of mankind” and often mistakenly call Chineke, Ogene, Dios, Dieu, Deus, Gott, and other names across languages and cultures.
However, in Igbo, Chineke means “God the Creator,” and Chi-ukwu signifies “the Supreme God.” This reflects the Igbo subconscious belief that everything in existence has a true Creator, a Supreme Divine Being who transcends Jehovah and other earthly gods. Other tribes share similar subconscious mindsets, expressed in their own words, for the same transcendent Creator that Igbo people call Chineke or Chi-ukwu.
Unfortunately, people from all tribes and religions still struggle to grasp the true Supreme God and Creator. Before Jesus Christ’s arrival among the Jewish people, no one on earth knew of this all-encompassing Divine Being. Jehovah and other earthly gods intentionally kept people from understanding the Father. Although Jesus Christ performed exemplary works among the Jewish community, many Jews still do not recognize the true God he revealed as the Father of all existence—both physical and spiritual. Instead, they continue to believe that Jehovah is the only true God and Creator, a view that lacks common sense and factual support.
My earlier article, “Religion is for Unenlightened Minds,” illustrates this truth visually. All beings that uninformed humans mistakenly identify as gods and archangels are actually fallen, dead spirits, just like the rest of us. I recommend reading that article carefully to grasp the distinction clearly.
In Quran 17:110, Allah reassures Muhammad that he is the same deity recognized by different names across cultures. He instructed him to: “Say (unto mankind): Cry unto Allah, or cry unto the Beneficent [Ar-Rahman, YHWH, El, Jehovah, Amadioha, or Brahman] unto whichsoever ye cry (it is the same). His are the most beautiful names” among humans.
Indeed, all religions of the world agree that they worship the same God, even though they call him by different names. Ironically, many Igbos also traditionally assume that Chineke is the same as YHWH, Jehovah, or Allah.
But most people will agree that we live in a world full of falsehoods, where things often look better than they are and where malicious individuals often present themselves as virtuous. Therefore, we should prioritize reality over rhetoric. We should evaluate a person or deity by their consistent words and actions rather than by their self-descriptions or the uninformed beliefs of the many.
The Bible also urges people to evaluate every spirit to ensure it is genuine rather than accept it blindly. 1 John 4:1 states: “Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are of the Father.”
Religious individuals have all failed to heed this wise advice when trying to understand the infamous entity they worship as God on Earth. Although many religions refer to YHWH, Jehovah, or Allah as God, this does not confirm that he is the true God. It is essential to carefully evaluate his character—his consistent words, actions, and inactions throughout history—because these qualities determine whether he is genuine or false.
According to the Bible, the Quran, and other religious texts, Jehovah, widely regarded as the God of humankind, is repeatedly portrayed as compelling yet untrustworthy, violent, and malevolent. When we compare Jehovah’s notorious traits with the well-known characteristics of our loving heavenly Father, as demonstrated by Jesus Christ on Earth, it becomes clear to any rational person that Jehovah is an impostor. He cannot be the true God merely because the entire world perceives him as such. Instead, he must be tested and found perfect and worthy in every respect.
I am firmly convinced that Jehovah is an evil spirit who exploits people’s ignorance and pretends to be the true God. But those who are honest and courageous enough to speak openly recognize him as a false God Almighty. Clearly, he is deeply flawed and unworthy, and he does not qualify as our perfect Heavenly Father.




Comments