Bluescat, the god of Genesis is assumed to be the god of the Bible, as distinguished from other gods, regardless of the proper name. If the reader is interested enough to learn the name of the Biblical god, all one need do is ask someone or do a little research.
One reason there is so much misunderstanding about this is that the Jews of the last few centuries BC had a superstition that the YHWH/Yahweh, god's name was not to be spoken or written, contrary to the fact that Jehovah forbade the scribes to alter any scripture. Unfortunately the majority of translators have carried this superstition and they foolishly changed YHWH/Jehovah to Adonai/lord/master in the majority of 6000 plus times that the proper name, YHWH exists in the early manuscripts from which the translations were taken. There are a few scriptures in the major translations which do use the YHWH proper name, so one can know by reading the Bible what the Biblical god's name is. I use the ASV; 1901 American Standard Version which correctly uses Jehovah everywhere it exists in the manuscripts. The Koran never uses or refers to any name but Allah.
Before Obama's Quranish family learned about Christianity and some Biblical stuff, Allah had no connection with the Bible in view of this god's worshippers, but there is some indication that it referred to the moon god; thus the crescent moon symbol in the Muslim world.
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The immeasurable present eternally extends the infinite past and infinitely consumes the eternal future.
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