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Frans Hansen
Christianity, Islam, and Judaism Before the Seven Gates of Torah
by Frans Hansen
Three religions claim Abraham. Their claims cannot all be true.
Christianity places Jesus within the divine identity. Islam declares Muhammad the final prophet. Judaism maintains that the Torah remains the governing covenantal authority. Who Speaks for the God of Abraham? tests these competing claims against the texts they invoke.
Using the Seven Gates of Torah, Frans Hansen separates genuine continuity from assumed authority. Direct, evidence-led, and unsparing, this book asks the question interfaith dialogue usually avoids: who has actually established the right to speak for Abraham’s God?
Abraham is claimed by three religions. But a shared name does not create a shared authority.
Christianity declares Jesus to be Israel’s Messiah and part of the divine identity. Islam rejects that claim and presents Muhammad and the Qur’an as God’s final correction and confirmation. Judaism rejects both later authorities and continues to place Torah, Israel, and the Mosaic covenant at the centre of the record.
These positions do not merely differ. They contradict one another.
*Who Speaks for the God of Abraham?* examines which tradition has established the right to define the God invoked through Abraham, Moses, Israel, covenant, prophecy, and revelation. Frans Hansen applies his Seven Gates of Torah to the strongest Christian, Muslim, and Jewish arguments. Each claim is tested against primary texts, historical context, Torah continuity, prophetic criteria, public fulfilment, and the evidence required to establish authority.
Christianity must show why resurrection or apostolic interpretation authorizes worship of Jesus and jurisdiction over Israel’s covenant. Islam must show why Muhammad and the Qur’an may govern the revelation they claim to confirm. Judaism must demonstrate the scope of rabbinic authority without pretending that every later tradition came directly from Sinai.
The book does not hide its Torah-first standard, manufacture equality between historically unequal claims, or treat sincerity as proof. It distinguishes contact from continuity, interpretation from replacement, and religious conviction from demonstrated authority.
For Christians, Muslims, Jews, Noahides, and serious readers of Scripture, this is not another polite celebration of “three Abrahamic faiths.” It is a disciplined examination of the bridge each faith claims to possess.
Before accepting anyone’s claim to speak for the God of Abraham, examine whether that bridge actually exists.
Frans Hansen is an author whose work explores theological questions with clarity, directness, and a strong concern for truth. His writing engages Scripture, doctrine, and religious tradition with a careful but uncompromising voice, aiming to help readers think more deeply about faith, interpretation, and spiritual responsibility.
Frans Hansen is an author whose work focuses on theology, Scripture, and the serious questions that shape faith and religious identity. His writing is marked by clarity, directness, and a strong commitment to examining religious claims carefully rather than accepting inherited assumptions without question. In his books, Hansen engages biblical texts, doctrine, tradition, and spiritual responsibility with a thoughtful but uncompromising voice. He writes for readers who want more than surface-level reflection: people who are willing to test ideas, follow arguments, and consider the consequences of belief. His work often combines theological analysis with a concern for moral seriousness, urging readers to approach faith with honesty, discipline, and a willingness to confront difficult questions. Through his writing, Hansen seeks to encourage deeper understanding, clearer thinking, and a more responsible engagement with Scripture and truth.
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