The Definition of God: A Comparative Abrahamic Study

This study examines the definition of God within the Abrahamic scriptural traditions through a comparative textual and theological analysis of the Torah, the Gospel, and the Qur’an. The research investigates how the concept of God develops across the historical continuum of revelation while analyzing the relationship between divine unity, prophecy, sacred law, mediation, and theological representation. The study focuses on the continuity and transformation of divine description across the Abrahamic traditions and explores how language, interpretation, and historical context shaped the understanding of God within Jewish, Christian, and Islamic thought. The work further examines tensions between transcendence and immanence, revelation and interpretation, and continuity and reinterpretation within the broader framework of comparative Abrahamic studies.