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1Deuteronomy 6:4Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs hereIsrael’s central confession is not merely that God is united. It names the LORD as one.
2Isaiah 43:10Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs hereThe LORD denies any formed God before Him or after Him. The divine identity is not one member in a succession or society.
3Isaiah 44:8Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs hereGod asks whether another God exists and answers from His own exhaustive knowledge: ‘I know not any.’
4Isaiah 45:21Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs hereThe just God and the Savior are not competing subjects. The LORD alone occupies both identities.
5Mark 12:29Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs hereJesus calls the confession of one LORD the first commandment. He does not revise Israel’s God into several divine persons.
61 Corinthians 8:4Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs herePaul contrasts idols with the Christian confession that there is no other God but one.
7Ephesians 4:4-6Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs hereOne Spirit, one Lord, and one God are the grammar of Christian unity. These are not three Gods but the one God known and active in salvation.
8James 2:19Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs hereJames assumes the confession ‘God is one’ as basic truth. Saving faith must live and obey, but it never abandons this confession.

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