WHO IS OUR HEAVENLY FATHER AND TRUE ALMIGHTY, SINCE JEHOVAH (ALLAH) IS NOT? WHAT IS HIS NAME?

The Father encompasses and fills all things. He exists within and around us; He is everything we perceive—see, hear, smell, feel, taste, and touch—and much more.

Attempting to assign a personal name to all existence is like trying to confine infinity within human imagination.

Jesus Christ intentionally chose the word ‘FATHER’ instead of ‘GOD’ to help his disciples realize that the term ‘GOD’ is insufficient to fully capture the meaning of Ultimate Reality.

A name is typically an appellation used to identify and distinguish an individual person, place, or thing from others. When many individuals are involved, they are recognized as a group and given a collective name; for example, a cluster of stars is called a galaxy, and a collection of gods is known as Elohim. However, if we consider all possible groups of persons, places, and things—whether physical or spiritual, visible or invisible, known or unknown—as a single, unified entity, what should we call it? This is the question people often ask me.

Usually, when people ask, “Who then is our true heavenly Father if Jehovah is not?” they do so with disdain and indifference. They often display a chronic lethargy, ingrained in their subconscious by years of systematic religious indoctrination, that hinders them from thinking freely or creatively beyond the cryptic black box of Saturn. Nonetheless, I have consistently provided answers that inspire individuals to look beyond earthly and restrictive titles toward a grand concept that is perfect, eternal, infinite, and all-encompassing. I usually advise beginning by understanding who or what our true Heavenly Father is not.

We understand that Jehovah (Allah) is not our true heavenly Father, nor is he the heavenly Christ. He is also not the Holy Spirit, the faithful Comforter Jesus Christ promised would dwell within his followers after his earthly life. His well-known character directly conflicts with the positive qualities associated with Jesus Christ. Jehovah (Allah) is likely one of the advanced extraterrestrial humanoids from an alien planet who invaded Earth in ancient times. He later became a feared war deity and the guardian god of the Jewish people after they agreed to his blood covenant, which defined both parties’ responsibilities.

Jehovah offered to become the tribal protector of the Jewish people and to fight their wars against their enemies, provided they obeyed his commandments and worshiped only him as God, rather than any of the many other alien mercenary deities competing for influence on Earth. He made it clear that breaking the treaty would carry devastating consequences. Throughout human history, the world has witnessed, and continues to witness, Jehovah’s relentless violent outbursts against the Jewish people, repeatedly accusing them of breaking his covenant. In fact, the overall Jewish experience in Jehovah’s hands decisively proves that he is extremely unforgiving, vindictive, and unreliable.

The other warring deities became protectors and gods for other tribes and peoples in the ancient world. The Bible shows that these deities divided the tribes and allotted to themselves territories or principalities within the earthly realm, indicating they were indeed colonizing ‘princes’ from a distant kingdom. Deuteronomy 32:8-9 explicitly states that “they divided aboriginal humankind, fixed the boundaries of the peoples according to the number of the invading gods; and Jehovah’s own portion was the sons of Jacob, his allotted share.” This event marked the official establishment of Jehovah as the God of Israel.

Jehovah (Allah) subsequently became the head of the earthly principalities, as the other gods acknowledged the need to ‘give over their powers’ to him so they could join forces to oppose Jesus Christ and his mission to save captive humans. This was confirmed when Jehovah, appearing as Satan, tempted Jesus Christ in Luke 4:6-7, saying, “To you I will give all this earthly authority and their glory; for it has been delivered to me, ….” He affirmed that the other gods had indeed ‘delivered’ or transferred their colonial powers over their individual principalities to him as their unified leader and mouthpiece. Jesus Christ authoritatively dismissed him as an impostor, reminding him that he ought to worship the Father alone.

During his earthly ministry, Jesus Christ revealed the Father as the ‘only true God Almighty.’ In John 17:3, he states that recognizing the Father as distinct from Jehovah and other false Gods in the universe is the key to spiritual rebirth. Jehovah (also known as Allah) and the other petty deities worshipped by humans on Earth are degenerate spirits confined to their specific principalities on Earth and to hidden occult sites within our solar system. Our mission is not to seek the ‘most high’ among these false Gods, nor to find the ruler of the imperfect, finite universe. Instead, we seek to reunify our lost spirits with the Omnipresent Source of perfect, eternal, infinite existence—the eternal Father of all origins.

Jesus Christ was the first and only being to reveal the true nature and extent of Absolute Being, beyond the microscopic entities mistaken for Gods in the human world. He called this Ultimate Reality “FATHER,” signifying the “SOURCE” of all existence. The Father is neither an occulted personality nor a specific person, place, object, or concept. He has no name that humans can ever know or comprehend, apart from what we understand as Perfect Nature.

Asking for the personal name of the Father of all existence is unnecessary for humans. Jesus Christ would rather that we know what the Father is than his name. THE FATHER is the all-encompassing Being comprising both macro and micro aspects of Ultimate Nature, including spiritual beings or ‘sons’ who live, interact, and flourish within him. Nothing exists outside the Father, and no part of him can fully understand or name the whole of Being.

The Father embodies the perfect, infinite Arena—both physical and spiritual—where his ‘sons’ create worlds and universes across countless levels of consciousness. All creations by pure spirits within the realm of light and in the perfect heavenly space are flawless. In contrast, our current imperfect, finite, material universe was created in the realm of darkness by fallen, corrupted spirits. This makes it a temporary disorder within our heavenly Father’s body and underscores the purpose of the heavenly Christ’s redemptive mission.

Attempting to assign a personal name to the entire existence is like trying to confine infinity within human imagination. What name could a single water molecule give to the vast, bottomless ocean in which it resides? The Father encompasses and fills all things. He exists within us and around us; He is everything we perceive—see, hear, smell, feel, taste, and touch—and much more. The Father is certainly not the ‘Most High’ God often referenced in occult circles or mentioned in the Bible and other religious texts, because nothing comparable to Him exists.

Jesus Christ deliberately used the word FATHER rather than GOD to help his disciples understand that the term ‘GOD’ is grossly inadequate to express the full meaning of Ultimate Reality. This Reality goes beyond the human realm, beyond countless worlds within the universe, and beyond the entire finite cosmos. It includes all existence, whether physical or spiritual, visible or invisible, known or unknown.

Even the Quran refers to the Father as the “GREAT UNSEEN” in An-Nur 24:35 and poetically depicts him as the SELF-GLOWING BLESSED TREE OF LIGHT, from which all lights in the universe originated. The verse also characterizes Jehovah (Allah) and all other beings in the universe as fallen, corrupted lights that were originally kindled by the Sovereign Father of Lights.

Compared to New York City, the Father represents the entire arena—encompassing the natural resources, governors, people, processes, ideas, institutions, industries, skyscrapers, and all other elements associated with the geographical area known as New York City.