Is the Jewish God and gentile God the same?

the Most High gave the law so people would have a different god to worship? never heard that one before.

God is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow.

I don't have any idea what you are saying here or how you may have gotten that idea from what I posted.

You must be connecting something together that I don't understand.

There are lots of examples of Gods Grace in the OT.

I'm just not aware of any scriptures that expressly say that Salvation is by Grace in the OT.

I'm not trying to be contrary to you, but "Abraham believed God and it was counted unto him for righteousness" is a basis for justification by faith. But no, there are no passages that say "saved by Grace", but if forgiveness, justification, etc are by faith, that would be Grace.

There is plenty of judgement and warning in the New Testament to be sure, but the rest of your post is an immense strawman.
Jesus poured out His BLOOD to fulfill the Law. If anything, God is infinitely good and benevelent to save ANY of us wretched sinners, and would be perfectly justified to send us ALL TO HELL with no chance at redemption. Who would even think that God would be evil to punish sinners.

Jesus took the punishment due sinners.

The God of the Old Testament is the same as the God of the New Testament, and the God of the Jews is the God of the Gentiles whether Old Testament or New Testament.

The only difference is Israel had the advantage over the Gentiles for the word of God was given to them.

And God worked with Israel for she was His chosen nation, and the headquarters of the world, which is why a Gentile when saved is part of the commonwealth of Israel, and Jerusalem the mother of us all, and the new earth called the New Jerusalem, which the 12 tribes of Israel, and the 12 apostles of the Lamb are written in the New Jerusalem, and Jesus said salvation is of the Jews.

As far as judgment God would judge right on earth in the Old Testament, and would fight for Israel against her enemies, where in the New Testament God does not do that for we are under grace, but judgment is still against all people who reject the truth to be given in the future, and God will fight for Israel in the future, and it is going on now for God will still fight for Israel like He said like birds flying He will take back Jerusalem, which is fighter pilots, jets, in the 6th day war, 1967, when Israel won the war and took control of Jerusalem, but will fight for Israel against all her enemies in the future which is the whole world, for the whole earth shall be gathered together against her.

So as far as judgment it is upon all rebellious whether Old or New, but in the New we are under grace, but God still fights for Israel which will come out more and more as the time approaches to the battle of Armageddon.

And salvation was still offered to the Gentiles in the Old, and they could receive it, for God said to Israel to treat the stranger as one of her own, and if they took hold of God's covenant they too would have salvation, as well as any Gentile of the other nations if they took hold of that covenant, although it would be not heard of by many of the world.

But then the Bible says that creation testifies that there is a God who created all things, and of His attributes, which one of them is love, for He provided food, and the means to make clothing, and shelter, so the world is without excuse, which if the Gentile that knew not the word of God in the Old, and His covenant, salvation was still available to them if they believed in a higher power, and loved people to the best of their ability, for love is the fulfilling of the law, and asked God to forgive them if anything was amiss.

For we know of Noah before Israel came about, and of Job before Israel came about, and others before Israel came about that had salvation, and of king Nebuchadnezzar who acknowledged the God of Israel for He is the greatest God of all the gods, and proclaimed throughout his kingdom to acknowledge the God of Israel, and if anyone said anything against Him they would be cut in pieces, and their house made a dunghill, which is why Babylon during his reign is referred to as gold, and rode on eagle's wings, and the best Gentile kingdom on earth at any time period, but when the king died the son blew it, and the kingdom was stripped from them and given to the Medes and Persians.

Had Babylon kept acknowledging the God of Israel she would still be the operating kingdom today.

So Gentiles could have salvation in the Old the same as the Jew, and many acknowledged the God of Israel, although the Jew had the advantage over them, and many did not know of her covenant, but by creation, and their conscience, could be right with God to be saved.

I do not look at a difference of God between the Old and New for salvation was still given to all whether Jew or Gentile, and God will judge all rebellious people who do not accept the truth whether Old or New, but it was on earth in the Old, where it is postponed because we are under grace, but judgment is still coming upon them.

But in the Old God speaks of His mercy endures forever, and His everlasting love for people, and He is tender hearted, and cares for people, and does not take pleasure in the death of the wicked, and His love for people, the same as the New.

There is no difference for His love was for all, and the same love whether Old and New, but Jesus brought it out for spiritual salvation to have a spiritual relationship with God opposed to a physical covenant with Him, but that love was the same in the Old.

I do not look at God any different whether Old or New, and His love the same whether Old or New, and salvation for Jew and Gentile whether Old or New, but in the Old it was physical blessings, where in the New Testament it is spiritual blessings.

Jesus did not bring out a new God for He has always been love whether Jew or Gentile, and the same love, but Jesus brought out that this God of love that has been in the Old Testament is now offering spiritual salvation instead of physical salvation, spiritual blessings instead of physical blessings, and eternal life prosperity in heaven, instead of prosperity on earth.

For God said I am the LORD, I change not, and Jesus is the same today, yesterday, and forever.

Why would people think the God of the Old would be different, and work different in the Old, than in the New, for He is the same.

Just because God judged on earth, and fought for Israel in the Old, does not mean He is different, for judgment is still upon all rebellious, and God fights for the saints but in a spiritual sense now to keep the enemy Satan away, and from spiritual deception, and will give them an escape from persecution like Jesus that would escape it for His time had not come yet, but God does not go against the heathen physically like in the Old, but they still will not escape judgment.

For whether judgment on earth for the Old, or judgment in the future for the New, they are still judged.

For that is the big reason people say that God behaves different in the Old than the New, for God judged on earth, and fought for Israel in the Old, but judgment is still upon the rebellious in the New, but we are under grace so God will not bring it out until the future.

But even in the Old Testament the Jews complained that those that did not love God prospered, and had no trouble, and their children had no trouble, because it was the same as the New, but God had to protect Israel for Jesus was coming through them so they would not be wiped out, and had to put down kingdoms when they spread their falsehood too far, and were cruel to hurt people.

And God said He winked at the ignorance of the heathen in the Old, but now commands them to repent, and for the most part left the Gentiles alone, unless they messed with Israel, or they were too cruel, and perverting the truth among the people where it had a big influence upon many people.

So God put down a 1000 to save 10,000, and if God had not intervened in the Old more people would of been hurt, and killed, and more people would of been void of the truth of God, and salvation.

So how is God a different God in the Old than in the New.

If a boy was walking in the park with his dad, and a man ran up with a knife to stab him, and his dad put him down, would the boy say, dad you are cruel, or would he thank his dad for saving his life.

So why would they think that God would be different in the Old when God only did it for the benefit of people, so less people would be physically hurt, or killed, and more people could see the truth of God, and His ways.

For they say He was a war monger in the Old, but they do not know the truth, for God did it for the people, and in the New God said, He does not correct us like fathers will correct their children for the pleasure of the parents, but He corrects us for our profit.

He was not a war monger in the Old but did it for the benefit of people, like He does it for the benefit of the people in the New.

i got it from this:

the Pharisees who rejected Jesus were basically guilty of worshipping law instead of God

the pharisees didnt follow law like Jesus, they taught the law. they rejected Jesus because He straight up told them they were sons of the devil.
they were corrupt slimeballs handpicked by king Herod, do those really sound like the ones that embrace and follow Jesus, think about it.

>Is the Jewish God and gentile God the same?

***Yes.

Next!

Their is only 1 Lord God, Jesus is Lord.

on the mount of transfiguration , God the Father came down, and in the presence of Moses ( the Law ) and Elijah ( the prophets ) and said of the Son ' hear Him!'.

this elevates and separates the words in red over all other Scripture.

if folks understood this, then all the fighting over O.T. vs. N. T. would stop.

Yes, I agree with you.

I even tried to connect pretty much the same dots.

But I guess it wasn't good enough.

So you think I was saying that everyone worships the law?

And you think I was saying that was Gods intent?

Nothing could be further from my intent.

Their only few scriptures that enlighten us that God is the same. One scripture come to mind is

Romans 2:10

“But glory, honour, and peace, to every man that worketh good, to the Jew first, and also to the Gentile:”

He always spoke to Jews first, than he used men like Paul to speak his words to Greeks(gentile)

Paul was a Pharisee before he got saved, and said he was blameless according to the righteousness that comes by the law. Philippians 3:6

Actually...I might disagree that it wasnt until Paul that the gentiles accepted God.
Before Paul got converted by Jesus, many gentiles were already following Jesus. The samaritan woman, the centurion, cornelius, to name a few.
And going back into the OT, you see Ruth, a moabitess, declaring shes going to follow God, and Rahab a prostitute whod heard about the God of the Israelites how He parted the Red sea for them. She asked for all her household to be saved and they did. The Queen of Sheba was so impressed by Solomons Kingdom she paid him tribute and honored God.
King nebuchadeezzar and was it King Darius were humbled in the book of Daniel by God. So many people outside of Israel and Judah actually did accept God. The Ninevites repented and God did not destroy them.

When Jesus was a baby two prophets that were waiting for the messiah to come already declared Jesus would be a light to the Gentiles. GOds plan from the beginning was to redeem all mankind, he just chose Israel and the jews first to make that happen through Jesus.

sorry if I didn't follow you.

There is much in scripture about law, and you come up with the idea to scratch it all for one verse that you say captures everything in scripture about law. There may be people who think you are knowledgeable.

We are told the law is holy, you are trying to take what is Holy and is of God and saying it is all trash and the entire structure of the world as the law is, every bit of it is bondage and a yoke.

In Galatians and Romans it is explained:

Gal_2:17 But if, while we seek to be justified by Christ, we ourselves also are found sinners, is therefore Christ the minister of sin? God forbid.
Gal_3:21 Is the law then against the promises of God? God forbid: for if there had been a law given which could have given life, verily righteousness should have been by the law.

Rom_6:2 God forbid. How shall we, that are dead to sin, live any longer therein?

Rom_6:15 What then? shall we sin, because we are not under the law, but under grace? God forbid.

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