The monotheistic God of Abraham

Abstract

The Bible is our quintessential guidebook to our religion, and to God himself, nonetheless although divinely inspired it is written by mortal men and as such is subject to the confines of time and space. This limitation in particular greatly affects our perception of him throughout the ages and locales, the depictions and concepts of God as known by our elder brothers in faith the Jews and their great patriarchs are still open to debate as whether or not writings pertaining to such near mythical individuals can also be held accountable when it comes to their theology of YHWH. As people evolve and as revelations come forth, steadily do we begin to understand and given sufficient confidence formulate the identity of our God, this work posits the query of whether or not an anachronistic leap of logic occurred between the God the patriarch Abraham acknowledged and our written understanding of the two.