Light in the Darkness stands as a guide for all who seek truth beyond dogma.
Statement: "The name of God, JHWH, means 'I AM,' or 'I Will Become Whatever I Wish to Become' in order to fulfill my purpose. God can become anything He wants to accomplish His will, even an image."
Throughout the Torah, the Qur'an, the Zohar, and the Talmud, the concept of divine testing appears repeatedly. God tests individuals like Abraham, Moses, the Israelites, and Job, yet He is also described as all-knowing. How can an all-knowing God test people? Does this imply a contradiction, or is there a deeper purpose to these tests?
Introduction
The world’s religious scriptures—the Qur’an, the Bible, the Torah, the Talmud, the Zohar, the Kolbrin Bible, and the Gospel—all contain elements of light and darkness.
Many claim that their religious book is the only absolute truth, without error. However, if sacred texts have passed through the hands of many people, how can we be sure they remain untouched?