The early biblical thought regarded God as the god or patron saint of the Israeli nation, while the later biblical thought, represented by the prophet Isaiah, believed that God should treat the world equally and should be worshipped by all mankind. This view of his has been recognized. In 550 BC, "monotheism" was born. The Lord, the Lord, Savior and Lord of life of Israel, said, "Start with me and finish with me. There is no god except me. "Jewish worship listening articles quoted Deuteronomy in the Hebrew Bible:" Listen, Israel! The Lord is our God, and the Lord is our only God! " This prayer should be after the Lord is established as the only God. In history, this kind of "monotheism" has been deepened, but we can't ignore that the name "Jehovah" itself has a very obvious "monotheism" color. At first, when God appeared before Moses, he said, "I am me forever". Jews therefore call God Jehovah. Because Hebrew documents only marked consonants at that time, the word YHVH was expressed in Latin letters. Jews usually pronounce YHVH with the pronunciation of the word "adonai". Only when the high priest enters the most holy place on July 10 of the Jewish calendar every year can the word be correctly pronounced in front of the ark. The temple was destroyed many times in history, and the blood of priests was mixed with other families, so the pronunciation of this word was lost. During the Reformation, Martin Luther translated the Bible from the original text into German, so he wanted to solve the pronunciation problem of yhv, so he imaginatively embedded the vowels of adonai into yhv, which became YaHoVaH, and English was Jehovah. This is the origin of the Chinese word "Yahweh". With the revival of modern Hebrew, biblical archaeology has discovered the correct pronunciation of YHVH and its true meaning-the supreme sole master. And the Hebrew word "Elohim" is the plural form of the word "God"-Hebrew words are divided into singular, even and plural forms-as the name implies, God is "the great god who created God and God". The Bible holds that God is the creator of all things, the ruler of the universe, the revealer of truth, the savior of voters and the judge of evil. This is also an interpretation of the Bible, so the Bible does not recognize that there were other gods besides Jehovah before everything was created. According to the allusions in Genesis, God first created light in darkness and chaos, and then created heaven and earth, creatures and people. According to Egyptian and Greek myths and legends, there was only one god in the universe at first, and then many gods were born, creating their own natural things such as heaven, earth, water, wind, clouds, mountains and rivers. The universe existed before all the gods were born, but in another way. Although the gods can decide man and nature, they are only a kind of existence contained in the universe. According to this understanding, the universe will also be regarded by God as something that exists forever. On the contrary, the Bible holds that God is the only creator who transcends nothingness and everything. The concept of the Bible was also called "very imaginative" in the polytheistic society at that time. We can't deny that the metaphysical color of the statement "creating gods" makes the development of "monotheism" inevitable.