There was only one man on the earth that followed God, Noah. God instructed Noah to build an arc. ... God gives Abraham the promise of being a blessing to the world. ... This caused tension in the household of Abraham. ... God promised Moses, "I will bring you into the land I swore with uplifted hands to give to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. ...
These two facts also serve to set Israel's creation story apart from the creation stories of other religions as most other religions focus on what is created and has multiple gods. ... The flood lasts 40 days and 40 nights at the end of which God makes a covenant with Noah never to destroy mankind again. To consecrate this promise, God places a "bow in the clouds" (Genesis 8:13) as a symbol of this promise, even today people still associate rainbows with this promise. ... Some of the major stories that occur during the time of Abraham deal with God's covenant to him promising him ...
Rather He led them through the desert toward the Red Sea as they journeyed to the Promised Land. ... The Promised land is known as Kadesh. ... In the Bible Moses had to listen to a covenant from God: the 10 commandments. ... The Hejdr are people who do not believe in the one God, so they were sent gods messengers to convince them, but it did not work, therefore the people of Hejdr were punished for not believing. ... Both believe in one god and believe in similar stories like Abraham, Noah, Paul and Moses for example. ...
Abraham, as in the Bible character, is recognized as the Father of this religion. ... Study of the Torah was still emphasized as well as the need for national restoration of the nation of Israel in the Promised Land, and the idea that this world is only a step on our journey to the world to come. ... We can commune with these gods and devas through temple worship, rituals, sacraments, and personal devotions. ... Hindus believe that there is no right religion and that there is no one way to salvation, but that all genuine religions paths are results of the gods and their pure love and light. ...
