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The Three Applicants for the Position of God
Applicant Name Krishna Yahweh Allah
1 God of Scripture Bhagavad-Gita Holy Bible Holy Quran
2 What is the literal
meaning of the
scripture name?
‘Bhagavad-Gita’ means Song of
God.
In Greek ‘Bibli’ means little
books.
There is no literal meaning to
‘Quran’.
3 Number of times
scripture spoken
Krishna has spoken the
Bhagavad-Gita more than
18,000 times so far on this
planet.
Yahweh has partly spoken
the Bible, only once.
Allah has delivered the Quran
only once.
4 Has the scripture been
spoken beyond this
planet by the applicant?
Krishna has already spoken the
Bhagavad-Gita in millions of
universes. This is documented
in the Vedic scriptures.
Yahweh has not spoken the
Bible beyond this planet.
Allah has not delivered the Quran
beyond this planet.
5 When was the scripture
last delivered?
The Bhagavad-Gita was last
spoken 5000 years ago.
The Bible messages were
delivered about 2000 years
ago.
The Quran was delivered 1400
years ago.
6 When was the scripture
first delivered?
The Bhagavad-Gita was first
spoken at creation. This was
155.522 trillion years ago.
The Bible has only been
delivered once. It’s a one off
scripture.
The Quran has only been
delivered once. It’s a one off
scripture.
7 How was the scripture
is delivered?
Krishna spoke the Bhagavad-
Gita Himself directly through
His own mouth.
A voice that was claimed to
be that of Yahweh is the
basis of God delivering the
message in the Bible.
An angel delivered the messages
from Allah.
8 Where was the
scripture delivered?
The Bhagavad-Gita was spoken
by Krishna on the battlefield of
a Town, Kurukshetra.
The messages from Yahweh
were delivered from some
mountains.
The Quran was delivered in a
cave in the desert of Arabia.

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How many people
witnessed the scripture
being delivered?
Millions of people witnessed
Krishna speak the Bhagavad-
Gita to Arjuna.
A few people claimed to
have heard the messages
from Yahweh.
Only one person witnessed the
Quran being delivered.
10 Has the applicant
compiled other
scriptures?
Krishna is the compiler of all
the Vedic scriptures, which has
more than one million verses.
The Bhagavad-Gita has 700
verses, the 18 Puranas have
400,000 verses and so on.
Yahweh has only compiled
the Bible partly, and no
other scripture. The Bible
has 35,000 verses.
Allah has only compiled the
Quran, and no other scripture.
The Quran has 6236 verses.
11 Has the applicant been
seen and known?
12 Does the applicant say
he is the Supreme
(God)?
Krishna is completely known.
His description, and pastimes
are clearly documented in the
Vedic scriptures.
There are hundreds of verses in
the Vedic scriptures where
Krishna declares Himself as
God without any doubt.
There are no statements like
the below made by the other 2
applicants.
Yahweh is completely
unknown. He has not been
seen nor described.
“Don’t worship any other
god. I am Yahweh Kanah—
the jealous Lord. That is my
name. I hate for my people
to worship other gods.”
(Exodus 34:14)
Allah is completely unknown. He
has not been seen nor described.
“All praise is due to Allah, the
Lord of the Worlds.” (Koran
1:2)
“Furthermore, O Arjuna, I am
the generating seed of all
existences. There is no being –
moving or nonmoving – that
can exist without Me.”
(Krishna, Bhagavad-Gita
10.39)
Krishna very clearly declares
Himself as God without any
doubt. The other 2 applicants
only make general statements
and not specific like Krishna’s.

13 Does the applicant say
he is the Supreme
father?
“I am the father of this
universe, the mother, the
support and the grandsire.”
(Krishna, Bhagavad-Gita 9.17)
“It should be understood that
all species of life, o son of
Kunti, are made possible by
birth in this material nature,
and that I am the seed giving
father” (Lord Krishna,
Bhagavad-Gita 14.4)
The Bible states God, the
father. But the applicant
(Yahweh) does not make
this declaration.
The applicant is not a father, he
cannot beget children.
“He neither begets nor is born”
(Quran 112:3)
“They say: "(Allah) Most Gracious
has begotten a son! Indeed you
have brought forth (said) a
terrible evil thing. (Quran 19:88-
89)
14 Does the applicant say
he is omniscient,
meaning he is all
knowing?
Krishna very clearly states that
He is the father of all living
beings and the material
universe.
“O Arjuna, as the Supreme
Personality of Godhead, I know
everything that has happened
in the past, all that is
happening in the present, and
all things that are yet to come.”
(Krishna, Bhagavad-Gita 7.26)
The applicant (Yahweh) does
not state he is omniscient.
The Quran states many times
“Allah is All-Knowing” But this is
a statement made by the Quran
writer and not made by the
applicant (Allah).
15 Does the applicant say
he is omnipresent,
meaning he is present
everywhere?
Krishna very clearly states He
is omniscient.
“I am everywhere” (Krishna,
Bhagavad-Gita 9.5)
“I exist within everything, and
I am therefore the essence of
the atomic constituents of
material elements. (Krishna,
Srimad-Bhagavatam
11.15.12)
Krishna very clearly states He is
omnipresent.
The applicant (Yahweh) does
not state he is omnipresent.
Allah is not omnipresent.
“They ascend up to Him in a
day whose length is like a
thousand years by your
reckoning.” (Quran 32:5)

“He is the Irresistible One
above His creation.” (Quran
6:18, 61)
It is very clear that both the
above statements are made by
the writer of the Quran and not
made by Allah. The Muslims claim
the Quran is the word of Allah,
but it is clear that it is the writer
of the Quran who is making the
statements and attributing them
to an entity called Allah.
16 Does the applicant say
he is omnipotent,
meaning he is most
powerful?
"With a single fragment of
Myself I pervade and support
this entire universe." (Krishna,
Bhagavad-Gita 10.42)
“There is no end to My divine
manifestations. What I have
spoken to you is but a mere
indication of My infinite
opulences." (Krishna,
Bhagavad-Gita 10.40)
Yahweh does not state he is
omnipotent, the writer of the
Bible declares him as
omnipotent.
The Quran states many times
“Allah is most powerful”.
Krishna very clearly states
how He is omnipotent, most
powerful.
17 Does the applicant say
he is the supreme
creator?
“The whole cosmic order is
under Me. By My will it is
manifested again and again,
and by My will it is annihilated
at the end” (Krishna,
Bhagavad-Gita 9.8)
“In the beginning God
created the heaven and the
earth.” (Genesis 1:1)
“Praise be to Allah, Who created
(out of nothing) the heavens and
the earth.” (Quran 35:1)

“Furthermore, O Arjuna, I am
the generating seed of all
existences. There is no being,
moving or unmoving, that can
exist without Me” (Bhagavad-
Gita 10.39)
“And God said, Let there be
light: and there was light.”
(Genesis 1:3)
A general statement made
by the writer of the Bible.
It is clear that the above
statement is made by someone
other than Allah.
For example, it makes no sense
for John to say “John is the best
driver.”.
“I am the source of all spiritual
and material worlds. Everything
emanates from Me. The wise
who perfectly know this engage
in My devotional service and
worship Me with all their
hearts.”(Krishna, Bhagavad-
Gita 10.8)
Krishna very clearly states
that He is the creator of
everything. The statements
made by Krishna are very
clear and very specific,
nobody else can make such
statements, there is no
ambiguity in His statements.
18 Does the applicant say
he is the supreme
controller?
“I give heat, and I withhold and
send forth the rain” (Krishna,
Bhagavad-Gita 9.19)
“With a single fragment of
myself I pervade and support
this entire universe” (Krishna,
Bhagavad-Gita 10.42)
The applicant (Yahweh) does
not state how he is the
controller.
“Do you not see that Allah sends
down rain from the sky” (Quran
39:21)
Someone is declaring that Allah
sends the rain.
Krishna very clearly states He
is the controller.

19 Does the applicant say
he is the supreme
maintainer?
“The splendor of the sun, which
dissipates the darkness of the
whole world, comes from me.
And the splendor of the moon
and the splendor of fire are
also from me” (Krishna,
Bhagavad-Gita 15.12)
“I enter into each planet, and
by energy they stay in orbit”
(Krishna, Bhagavad-Gita
15.13)
The applicant (Yahweh) does
not state how he is the
maintainer.
“Maintaining His creation” (Quran
79:45).
This again is a statement made
by someone other than Allah.
“This material nature, which is
one of my energies is working
under my direction” (Krishna,
Bhagavad-Gita 9.10)
“By Me, in My unmanifested
form, this entire universe is
pervaded.” (Krishna,
Bhagavad-Gita 9.4)
20 What does the applicant
say about us?
Again, Krishna very clearly
declares that He is the supreme
maintainer.
All living entities (souls) are
eternal and part of Krishna. We
are all the eternal companions
of Krishna and not His slaves.
“The living entities in this
conditioned world are My
eternal fragmental parts.”
(Krishna, Bhagavad-Gita 15.7)
The applicant (Yahweh) does
not state what our
relationship is with him. But
the Bible does state that we
are not eternal. The soul and
the body are created
together and at death the
body and soul dies.
Man is the slave of Allah.
“Except the
chosen slaves of Allah (faithful,
obedient, and true
believers of Islamic
Monotheism).” (Quran 37:74)
“For by this knowledge you will
see that all living beings are
but part of the Supreme, or, in
Based on the Quran, we are not
eternal. The soul and the body

other words, that they are
Mine.” (Krishna, Bhagavad-Gita
4.35)
are created together and at death
the body and soul dies.
21 What proof has the
applicant shown to
prove that he is God?
Krishna has appeared more
than 18,000 times in His
original form and millions of
times in His other forms. In
each and every appearance He
very clearly proved that He was
the one true God.
When Krishna appeared 5000
years ago He proved that He
was God without any doubt as
follows:
Yahweh has not appeared
and has not been seen, and
thus he has not shown any
proof that he is God.
One can be called the best
swimmer, if that person
competes with others and
proves it, not otherwise.
Allah has not appeared and has
not been seen, and thus he has
not shown any proof that he is
God.
If a sports man wants to be
known as the best in his field. He
has to first appear and compete
with others, then if he beats
others then he can be called the
best, not otherwise.
Proof 1: So many atheistic and
demonic people tried to kill Him
but they were all defeated by
Krishna, and they all got
liberation, because Krishna is
most merciful. Even those who
try to kill Him, get liberation.
Proof 2: He lifted a mountain
which is 21km in perimeter and
weighting billions of tones. He
held it up for 7 days on his
smallest finger and this was
witnessed by thousands of
people who stood under it.
Proof 3: He swallowed a big
forest fire in whole.
Proof 4: He showed the whole
universe in His mouth.

Proof 5: He expanded into
16,108 forms, thus there were
16,108 Krishna’s, all 100%
identical.
Proof 6: He saved His pure
devotees in this very life.
Proof 7: He brought back the
dead.
Proof 8: He turned an old
hunch back woman into a
young beautiful woman.
Proof 9: He expanded time
within time.
Proof 10: He supplied an
unlimited sari to a woman who
was being disrobed to protect
her.
Proof 11: He travelled trillions
of miles into space and back,
taking Arjuna with Him.
Proof 12: He transformed
Himself into multiple forms.
All the above and other proofs
are documented in the Vedic
scripture called Srimad-
Bhagavatam, Canto 10.

Conclusion
God is one, and that’s why He is only described in the scriptures of one religion, Sanatan-Dharma. And He
very clearly declares and proves Himself as God without any doubt only in one religion.
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