In moist theory, "tian" (heaven) is similar to the "monotheistic" god judaism, christianity, and in what respect?

In moist theory, "tian" (heaven) is similar to the "monotheistic" god (of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam--) in what respect? Tian is related to monotheistic Judaist-Christian god because it has control over the universe, destiny and has left learnings of morality for humans to be learned and followed.

Explanation:

Ok, this is a very wide concept that would require a large explanation, but I'll try to do it the shortest I can. Tian is a concept in Chinese mythology/religion/philosophy that is considered as heaven. This heaven is closely related to "god" Shángdi in a dualist relationship. In other words, God is an individual as Tian is an individual, one has powers and the others too. But the thing here is that their relationships make them almighty powerful omnipresent, etc. Between both, they have planned everything and have a mission to be pursued by humanity. They put everything in control to achieve learning and to mission accomplishments by individuals, so whenever someone follows their will, they won't fail and even though they could suffer damage or harm they won't die until their task is accomplished.