God,
in
the
Bible,
is
presented
as
the
supreme
being,
creator
of
heaven,
earth,
and
all
life.
Unique,
eternal
and
omnipotent,
he
is
described
as
a
personal,
The
word
god
comes
from
the
Latin
deus,
itself
derived
from
the
Indo-European
root
dei-
"to
shine"
which,
expanded
to
deiwo-
and
dyew-,
is
used
to
designate
the
luminous
sky
as
a
divinity,
as
well
as
celestial
beings
as
opposed
to
earthly
beings.
Depending
on
the
belief,
it
is
either
a
person
or
a
philosophical
or
religious
concept.
It
is
at
the
origin
of
monotheistic
religions.
In
Christianity,
God
is
triune:
Father,
Son
(Jesus
Christ),
and
Holy
Spirit.
In
Judaism,
he
is
one
and
indivisible
(YHWH).
In
Islam
(Allah),
he
is
strictly
unique
and
transcendent.
He
is
considered
a
source
of
morality,
wisdom,
and
salvation.
