"Our God is Your God Too, But He Has Chosen Us" by Laurent Guyénot

Laurent Guyénot (born 1960 in France) is a French author, engineer, and researcher known for works on biblical history, medieval studies, and "deep history". Laurent Guyénot's current research focuses on the religious and civilizational backgrounds of Zionist geostrategy. Laurent Guyénot’s "Our God is Your God Too, But He Has Chosen Us" comprises ten (10) essays and reflects on the Jewish God, the Jewish People, and the Jewish State. This write up has been arranged for wider audience discussion.

بِسۡمِ ٱللهِ ٱلرَّحۡمَـٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ

In the name of ALLAH, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

"Our God is Your God Too, But He Has Chosen Us" by Laurent Guyénot

Laurent Guyénot was born in France in 1960. After earning an engineering degree (National School of Advanced Technology, 1982), he worked in the armaments industry in the United States for two years. However, Laurent Guyénot pursued his interests in the history and anthropology of religions, earning his doctorate in Medieval Studies (PhD in Medieval Studies at Paris IV-Sorbonne, 2009). He has since then authored several groundbreaking books in French on medieval “narrative anthropology,” most recently "The Bleeding Spear" (2010); "Fairy Death "(2011) and "Our God is Your God Too, But He Has Chosen Us" (2020).

Laurent Guyénot's current research focuses on the religious and civilizational backgrounds of Zionist geostrategy. He has also published an investigation into the psychological and social damage of mass pornography. He has been researching America’s “deep history” for the last eight years, and has been a contributor to Voltairenet.org. His book JFK-911 is a signal contribution to our understanding of the common threads linking the two gravest Deep State crimes in American history.

“Our God is your God too, but He has chosen us” by Laurent Guyénot is an insightful work, presenting a nuanced and thought-provoking examination of the historical and contemporary roles of Jewish people in society. Through careful analysis, the author invites readers to explore the complexities of Jewish identity and its impact on global affairs. This profound exploration promises to ignite critical conversations and deepen reader's understanding of a vital facet of human history.

Laurent Guyénot’s "Our God is Your God Too, But He Has Chosen Us" comprises ten (10) essays originally published on the Unz Review, Laurent Guyénot reflects on the Jewish God, the Jewish People, and the Jewish State. He argues that Western civilization has been negatively shaped by a "Judeo-Christian" tradition rooted in the Old Testament's ideology of a "chosen people". He contends this tribal, exclusive, and "Jealous God" (Yahweh) narrative fuels Jewish power and separates them from humanity.

Guyénot examines how the Old Testament’s concept of a "Chosen People" creates a psychological and ideological framework that encourages isolationism and justifies dominance, or what he refers to as a "Jewish prison". The book argues that this "Jealous God", who demands separation from other nations, has profoundly influenced Western history and led to a decline in spirituality or "godlessness".

The Central Theme of "Our God is Your God Too, But He Has Chosen Us" by Laurent Guyénot

Laurent Guyénot’s "Our God is Your God Too, but He Has Chosen Us" examines "The Chosen" vs. "Cursed" Dichotomy. He explores the internal conflict within Jewish identity, where they are seen as both a "chosen people" and a "cursed people,", serving as both carriers of a divine message and, in some views, betrayers of it.

The Laurent Guyénot’s "Our God is Your God Too, But He Has Chosen Us" comprises of essays; which aim to analyze the role of Jewish elites and the ideological influence of Judaism on Western and, by extension, global politics, including Zionism. The work is intended as both a critical analysis of Jewish identity and an invitation for self-reflection on these, as he describes them, "invisible walls".

Centrality of Idea of Judaism "One God; Yahweh" (ALLAH-Arabic)

Who is Yahweh? Where did he come from? How did this jealous, vengeful, exclusivist god shape the destiny of his chosen people? Can we trace a direct connection, through twenty-five centuries, linking the cult of Yahweh to contemporary Zionism?

It all starts with the Old Testament, the text for any serious inquiry into the Jewish question. That book – more correctly known as the Torah – does not simply recount the history of a people. It gives the children of Israel the keys to their divinely-ordained destiny.

It was Jacob, son of Isaac, who returned from exile and took the name Israel: a name inherited by the whole Jewish people long before it designated a nation-state.

That single name unites the patriarch, the people, and the Promised Land. The history of the Jewish people is intertwined with the history of humanity. What role did Jews play in the fall of Byzantium? How have they influenced the Christian church?

What role did they play in the two terrible “European civil wars” of the first half of the twentieth century?

Yahweh’s people have always lived apart from the rest of humanity, endlessly reproducing the same Biblical schema: the Babylon captivity, the flight from Egypt, the Book of Esther.

This psychological template for the children of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob unites them, alone against the world, from the vengeance holiday of Purim to the sacralized memory of the Holocaust. Even the creation of the modern nation-state of Israel has had no effect on the “invisible walls” of the “Jewish prison.

This book is not just a scholarly inquiry into the history of an idea. It is also an appeal to Jewish brothers and sisters to liberate them from a mythology that imprisons them in a schizophrenic relationship to the world. Alternately a chosen people and a cursed people, a people carrying a divine message and a people who kill the divine messengers, eternal guides to humanity and its eternal victims: To be born Jewish is to be born beneath the heavy weight of 3,500 years of history.

Ideology, People and State

Ex Israel PM David Ben-Gurion once declared that, “there can be no worthwhile political or military education about Israel without profound knowledge of the Bible.”

If that statement is true for the Israeli leadership—and Benjamin Netanyahu would certainly not contradict it—, then it is also true for any serious analyst: there can be no real understanding of Israel, its history and its geopolitical agenda without profound knowledge of the Bible. The Hebrew Tanakh is not just the inspiration for Zionism. It is the single root connecting all expressions of Jewishness.

Its core ideology is encapsulated in Yahweh, the national god of the Israelites, who by the Mosaic Covenant promised his people domination over the nations on the condition of separateness. It was not before the Babylonian Exile that Yahweh was promoted as the Supreme God of humankind—who happens to have chosen one nation.

Christianity and Islam’s submission to that preposterous claim has become the source of enormous symbolic power—despite the equally nonsensical counter claim that the Jews have lost the election. Yahweh’s impersonation of God is perhaps the most devastating deception ever played on the human race. The sociopathic personality of the Old Testament divinity has ultimately ruined God’s reputation and led to Western godlessness.

Laurent Guyénot’s “Our God is your God too, but He has chosen us” analyzes the concept of Jewish "chosen-ness," arguing that the biblical Yahweh, originally a national deity, was transformed into a universal god to justify Jewish exceptionalism and world domination. The work posits that this theological framework has historically created a "schizophrenic relationship" with the world, impacting both the development of Abrahamic religions and modern political structures.

Summary of "Our God is Your God Too, But He Has Chosen Us" by Laurent Guyénot

At the beginning of this book Guyenot says that the ideology of the old testament 'was originally a means of oppression imposed on the Jewish people by the Levites...who created Yaweh in their own image as a cover for their tyranny...this book is aimed at the emancipation of the Jews and gentiles alike from the biblical matrix. So, the "religion as an ideology"; or religion as a tool of class oppression, through mystification.

Yet by the end; he ridicules Marxist class analysis in favour of a Nazi style history as racial conflict idea. The last chapter on Marx is indeed a travesty. The most essential concepts of Marxs Capital...would be borrowed from Proudhon', .... Marxs economic theory was largely plagiarized from Proudhon.....

"Our God is Your God Too, But He Has Chosen Us" argues that Judaism in its essence is an ideology and movement of ruthless world domination through manipulation and “divide and rule” tactics applied to other groups. There is plenty of stuff in the Old Testament that can be interpreted to support such an idea and Zionists have indeed referred to such materials to support just such goals and policies.

"Although it appears to be contradictory for non-Jews, this dual standard is not necessarily so from the point of view of Jewish intellectuals. They may really believe in their universalistic message addressed to the Goyim, while simultaneously believing that Jews should remain a separate people. Implicit logic is that it is good that Jews remain Jews in order to teach the rest of mankind to be universal, tolerant, and anti-racist, immigrationists, and caring for minorities (especially Jews). This logic falls under the “mission theory,” the secular version of the “messianic nation” theory: Jews, who have invented monotheism, the Ten Commandments and so on, have a moral obligation to keep educating the rest of humankind" (p. 33).

"Christians today believe that the God of humankind decided to manifest himself as the jealous “god of Israel” from the time of Moses, whereas the real historical process is the reverse: it is the tribal “god of Israel” who impersonated the God of humankind at the time of Ezra. Worshiping a national god with imperialistic ambitions while pretending to the Gentiles, that they are worshiping the One True God is manufacturing a catastrophic misunderstanding" (Guyénot, p. 41).

"The idealized view of Exodus as liberation becomes the lens through which nearly all other biblical themes must be seen. Apart from the Exodus story, we cannot fathom the mixture of pride, pain, expectation, disappointment, fear, hope, anger, despair or confusion at the center of many texts. Biblical portrayals of God as wrathful, vengeful, violent and genocidal flow from a Jewish history, in which people struggle for meaning" (p. 93).

In the book "Our God is Your God Too, But He Has Chosen Us"; there is an essay, “Israel as One Man, Blood Covenant and Jewish Power,” where, Guyénot describes usury as “quintessential parasitizing” and claims that “the Yahwist priests were the first to conceive of enslaving entire nations through debt.” He quotes Deuteronomy 15:6: “For the LORD thy God blesseth thee, as he promised thee: and thou shalt lend unto many nations, but thou shalt not borrow; and thou shalt reign over many nations, but they shall not reign over thee.”

Admittedly that sounds bad, in the context of Guyénot’s multilayered case for the prosecution. Yet, in Deuteronomy 15:11, a mere five lines later, there is also this: “For the poor shall never cease out of the land: therefore I command thee, saying, Thou shalt open thine hand wide unto thy brother, to thy poor, and to thy needy, in thy land.” It is true that, Bible-history-wise, the Israelites are forever failing to live up to the covenant, and so losing the favor of Yahweh. But this is baked into the status of chosen-ness bestowed upon them—with great power comes great responsibility; and great potential for corruption.

Guyénot’s "Our God is Your God Too, But He Has Chosen Us" attempts to shed light on the reality of organized Jewry, the abuse of scripture and power, and the way it has fueled a kind of organized global criminal intelligence network (maybe even the original one, certainly one of the oldest still operating).

"Our God is Your God Too, But He Has Chosen Us"; Essays on Jewish Power By Laurent Guyénot looks critically with reference of Judaism and Christianity, two pillars of the Abrahamic faiths. It is common parlance in West to criticize Christianity and Islam; but why don't they dare criticize the ROOT of both of them?

A criticism of Christianity or Islam which does not criticize Judaism is an extremely limited criticism, one which reeks of intellectual dishonesty. Such critics like to think "well, Judaism leaves us alone because they don't proselytize, so we'll leave Judaism alone in kind!" But in this book "Our God is Your God Too, But He Has Chosen Us", Laurent Guyénot explains how Christianity and Islam are the proselytizing arms of Judaism?

The Final Remarks

Christianity and Islam, the two great spin-offs of Judaism, bring us "gentiles" into a Judeo worldview while simultaneously keeping us at arms distance, allowing Judaism to remain an exclusivist club. The blame for the plague of Abraham-ism lies fundamentally at the feet of Judaism. 4.4 Billion people around the world believe that for all of time up until 2000 years ago, Judaism was the one true religion.

The Jews’ mission is to bring monotheism, Yahweh, the one true God, to all nations. They preach and proselytize universalism, potentially towards mass conversion, from a position of separateness. Judaism and the Torah requires recognizing, serving and obeying the one true God — and this involves commandments, laws, and specific regulations on how to live. Because of this, there is no way for members of the Yahweh tribe to integrate into societies they exist within, without breaking those commandments. The Jews essentially say, “We as a people are separate from all the rest of you; we cannot join you; but you can join us.”

The Conclusion

The problem with modern scholarship is the underlining basic assumptions grilled through modern education system. The modern education envisions the the evolution of universe and life (all kinds and types) on scientific principles; thereby, relegating to sub category or eliminating the religion from the very conscience of mankind. The study of "Abrahamic Religions" namely Judaism, Christianity and Islam cannot be done through the prism of science and history. The basic arguments and detailed reasonings about religion and dictates of religion can only be given and articulated through the "Revealed Guidance-Holy Scriptures" and Sayings (Hadiths) of Prophets. Therefore, the three holy scriptures namely Torah (Old Testaments conclusively), Bible and Quran are the only sources for any meaningful discussion.

The major problem, however, is that many prudent alterations and corruption has been made in all Holy Scriptures of Judaism and Bible (the many versions are a living proof itself). The only Holy Book free from any error since its first revelations upon Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is Al-Quran. The Quran has clearly informed about the main whole story of Judaism and Christianity.

The only TRUTH is that ALLAH (Arabic name, which can be different in Hebrew) is One and Only God; the creator of every and all the things.

ALLAH has created all and "Us"-the humans for a specific purpose and that is to worship ALLAH and ALLAH alone. He has spread the human kind through the reproduction process from Hazrat Adam And Eve (AS). ALLAH guided the mankind to follow the detailed instructions to live and attend day to day life matters. However, mankind forgets and obeys their own assumptions, believes and doctrines. Therefore, ALLAH commandments are to live peacefully, co-jointly with cooperation and coordination, as brothers and sisters, (may be in tribal form or nation) being the descendants of Adam and Eve.

Quran tell "Us"- We the mankind, that the Nation of Israel (Jews) were the chosen people and were granted the blessed land of Jerusalem under certain conditions and where "punished and cursed" for repeated violations of the divine revelations and were dispersedand banished from holy land. The Jews disowned the Holy Prophet Hazrat Essa (Jesus - AS) and even made him hanged (Quran says, he was not hanged due ALLAH's intervention and thereby will return to Earth before end times). Al-Quran makes clear the character of Christianity and directs the believers of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)-The Muslims, to believe in all previous Holy Scriptures and Prophets of ALLAH / God Almighty.

Quran directs all Muslims to preach the message of ALLAH and Holy Prophet (PBUH) to all Non-Believers and treat "All Believers" as equals like brothers and "Non-Believers" as equal human beings with all the guarantees of freedom of life, property and beliefs to follow. Quran clearly spells that this world and this life is temporal and real life will begin after the "Day of Judgement", which could be in "Hell" for "Violators of Divine Decree" and in "Paradise" for believers and followers of Holy Books and Prophets.