No. God is "the Alpha and the Omega...who is, and who was, and who is to come." (Rev. 1:8). Psalm 66:3 states that God's power is awesome, and that His power is so great, His enemies cringe before Him. Jesus also points out in Matthew 6:5-14 that no intermediary to God is necessary - He teaches us how to pray directly to God, between only you and him. In fact, the Lord's power is so awesome and unparalleled, He knows what you need before you ask Him (Matt. 6:8).
Catholism, and Muslim
Israelites believe that God hears our prayers and no intermediary is needed.
A Intermediary is the same thing as a mediator. I Timothy 2:5, "For there is one God and one Mediator between God and men, the Man Christ Jesus". A mediator is a connecting link between two parties who want to come to an agreement. In the case of I Timothy 2:5 talking about Salvation Jesus Christ was the connecting link between God and men. Jesus was the perfect mediator as he possessed the nature and attributes of God (He was the Son of God and God Himself) and He (Jesus) was fully a Human Being. Jesus was the God/Man and so was the perfect Mediator. He mediates peace between God and any man who comes to God through Jesus Christ.
They don't believe, and those that do are either tired of the politics or feel they don't need an intermediary to god.
For one, they're more of a preacher than a priest. And there's not as many rules on the dress code, and a lot of them (mine) are much more friendly and/or less strict.
Yes. Praying directly to God, with no intermediary, is one of the fundamental Jewish beliefs and practices.
The priest does not judge you. God is the one to judge. The priest is just his intermediary. When you confess you are confessing to God.
The early Hebrews used the term 'prophet' to refer to anyone believed to communicate directly with God, and thus able to act as an intermediary between them and God. This ability did not require them to be able to foretell the future.
Every Jew may pray directly to G-d. No intermediary necessary.
Moses.
My understanding of Protestantism is that the individual has a personal relation with God without an intermediary. This frees the worshipper from institutional rules.
Logos is a Greek word often translated as "word" but having a wider meaning, to include an argument from reason, and thus the reason that pervades the universe.Philo of Alexandria (20 BC - 50 CE), a Hellenised Jew, used the term logos to mean the creative principle. The Platonic concept of imperfect matter made the material world inaccessible to God and so he taught that the logos was necessary as an intermediary between God and his creation.Jesus was also seen by early Christians as the intermediary between God and the people, so began to be identified with the Logos. John 1:1 "In the beginning was the Word(Logos) ... " clearly shows this influence.