- Torah and Jewish Thought
- Basics of Jewish Faith
Divine name
Rabbi Moshe Leib Halberstadt
Shevat 21, 5772
Question
Why do the rabbis think that
only jewish people can relate to
the Divine name of Tetragrammaton?
If gentiles couldn’t relate the
Divine name of the Tetragrammaton
How can we actually believe in one
God?
Answer
The belief in one G-d is certainly a commandment for every person. It is included in the Seven Laws of Noah.
Regarding your question "Why do the rabbis think that only Jewish people can relate to the Divine name of Tetragrammaton", Please clarify what is this statement based on? If you give me the source of this statement I will be glad to address and clarify it.
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