The exclusive Oneness of the biblical God is more frequently read in terms of religious intolerance than as a rallying cry towards a more equitable social and economic order. Based on the work of Norman Gottwald, Richard Horsley, and Roland Boer, among others, we need to revisit some of the key narratives across the testaments that point to an economy of sharing and solidarity as embedded into the core commandment of not having any others gods and not to bow down and serve them.