Continuing with their discussion, Rev. Tony Zekveld and G.B. Singh had decided to write about the Biblical God. Rev. Zekveld has sent us an introductory article and he plans to conclude with another article, which will be published in the next issue of SikhSpectrum.com. Due to death of his mother in April 2005, G.B. Singh has not been able to send us his views on Biblical God, and his views will be published in the next issue together with the concluding part of Rev. Zekveld’s article. --Editors

Note from G.B. Singh

“Because of my situation, I was unable to reply on the issue of Biblical God (BG). Before and after you read Reverend Zekveld's article, it may not be a bad idea to dwell upon Guru Nanak and his life.

“Considering the fact that the Guru traveled great distances covering many regions he must have come across the Bible. In fact the Bible was already in existence for roughly 1,000 years before the Guru’s birth. We need to ask ourselves, What was Guru Nanak's response to the issue of God as depicted in the Bible? If he had accepted the Biblical God, then how come it is not mentioned in Gurbani.

“I ask you to consider this: Is it possible that Guru Nanak rejected the concept of the Biblical God? I will discuss this matter in the next issue of SikhSpectrum.com.”

Conversing With Reverend Tony Zekveld: Biblical God
By Reverend Tony Zekveld

God created us so that we may find our joy and delight in Him. He created us so that we would serve and worship Him. The Bible says that if we don't begin with the Biblical God, neither will we end up with Him. There may be a way that seems right to you, but its end is the way of death. The Biblical God -- He is the true and living God ...more