From a Jewish God

This book reflects upon accounts of relating with God found in the Psalms, as they provide a fascinating look at the ancient views on the God of Abraham. The early Jewish faithful struggled with their understanding of this one true God, so different from a vast array of gods, goddesses and crafted idols they witnessed around them. Formative Jewish dealings with God that conveyed both a wealth of candor and expression of emotion became bound into the resulting theology. Many generations of these traditions grew as the essential strength in the foundation for later development of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Of course, these religions have numerous differences between them, developed over centuries, yet a kinship in faith cannot be denied as the God of Abraham was at the center so long, long ago. We may say they formed from a Jewish God.