God’s Nature in Judaism Flashcards

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What do Jews mean when they say God is One?

There is only one God, not many. The Shema says, “The Lord is One” (Deuteronomy 6:4).

What does God as Creator mean in Judaism?

God made the universe from nothing. Genesis 1:1 says, “In the beginning God created…”.

What does God as Sustainer mean?

God keeps the world going and provides what life needs.

What does God as Lawgiver mean?

God gave laws (mitzvot) in the Torah to guide how Jews live.

What does God as Judge mean?

God fairly judges people’s actions and choices. He also shows mercy.

What does omnipotent mean about God?

God is all-powerful.

What does omniscient mean about God?

God knows everything, including thoughts and actions.

What does eternal mean about God?

God has no beginning or end and does not change.

What does transcendent mean about God?

God is beyond time and space and not limited by the world.

What does immanent mean about God?

God is close to the world and involved in people’s lives.

What do Jews believe about God’s form or body?

God has no body and cannot be seen or pictured.

Why do many Jews avoid saying the name YHWH?

It is holy, so they use titles like Adonai or Hashem instead.