Written by Exodus 34:14 gives us his name.
Jealous.
Isaiah 45:7 gives us his declaration.
“I make peace, and create evil.”
These are not accusations from a Zoroastrian priest.
These are not words invented by Diesel the Magus.
This is Yahweh’s own scriptural testimony.
Now place it beside the older Gathic framework.
Ahura Mazda is the Father of Aša—cosmic Truth-Order.
Druj is the Lie, the opposition to that righteous order.
The two divine portrayals must face the same moral examination.
Yahweh claims sovereignty over calamity.
Ahura Mazda stands at the center of a religious framework that distinguishes the Wise Lord’s righteous order from destructive falsehood.
And the Gospel of John presents Jesus’ Father through truth, life, light, and opposition to the father of lies.
So which divine character best fits the Father Jesus describes?
That question cannot be settled by Yahweh declaring that no other God exists.
Nor can it be settled by a name inherited through scripture.
The claim must answer to the character.
The record must answer to the standard.
And the standard is Aša.
Jealous claims the calamity.
Mazda is Father of cosmic Truth-Order.
Now examine the difference.