Analysis of Biblical Prophecy reveals that the coming of Prophet Muhammad (saws) was proclaimed in the Jewish and Christian scriptures.
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Analysis of Biblical Prophecy reveals that the coming of Prophet Muhammad (saws) was proclaimed in the Jewish and Christian scriptures.
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@BigT00001 Where did I say that Mu?ammad is a prophet?! Please don’t put words into my mouth. If you’re going to refute dawahaddict’s video, stay on topic and provide your proof. By the way, I did a video regarding Deuteronomy 18:18 as a refutation to a Muslim user.
@BigT00001 Let’s be clear about something. I’m not a Muslim. I don’t even adhere to a religion. Despite this, I don’t believe that Islam is based on a conspiracy theory. I believe that it’s based on what Mu?ammad was exposed to and what he believed to be true. As for corrupting verses to validate Muslim claims, that’s EXACTLY what I’ve argued Muslims with. Then again, Christians are guilty of the same thing!
@Hans021220 Muslims refer to Dt 18:18 and connect Jn 15:23-16:1. (add Jn 16:2 for clarity of the context they miss!)
the quran has still hasn’t been proven wrong ,
@SubZero7th I really do not know what shocks you about me pointing how prophets in the Bible sinned. Muhammad, whom you say is a prophet and he said he had his “sin nature” removed at age 6, prayed for his sins to be forgiven all during his life. He even admitted to sinning. He even told Aisha he “hoped” he was forgiven. Think, read and test the things you are taught by everyone. I have found Islamic academics to be one of the most clever oxymorons ever devised.
Your whole religion is based on a conspiracy theory that fizzles like vapor when you corrupt verses to validate your claims but you turn around and use the SAME scriptures to try to associate yourselves with the truth. FYI, Jacob, Solomon and the others were forgiven. Solomon was punished for killing Uriah and having an illegitimate child losing his first child with Bathsheba. He also spiritually degraded later in life due to his wealth.
@BigT00001 So you’re calling Jacob, an ancestor of your god, an adulterer. That’s just lovely. While your Christian beliefs may hold that polygamy is akin to adultery, Judaism seems to have a different view. Period. As long as you look at the Tanakh through Christian lenses, your understanding of it will ALWAYS be distorted. Period.
@BigT00001 While there has been criticism of Balaam, he is still considered a prophet. Other Biblical prophets have done wicked things. David committed adultery. Solomon committed adultery. As for Mu?ammad being an instrument of Satan, that’s your view. I believe Satan is a metaphor for the evil impulse in all humans, not a real being. And besides, all of this is irrelevant to the actual topic of the video.
@SubZero7th Interesting point, Balaam was an evil man that God used to proclaim blessings on the Israelites. He tried three times to send curses. No Prophet from GOD would do as Muhammad did. Muhammad was an instrument of Satan and a wicked man that allowed Satan to enter and speak blasphemies. Plenty of prophets of Satan put there, spreading lies.
Hebrews did not marry their slaves. Period. Everyone that took more than one wife was guilty of adultery, period.
@BigT00001 It doesn’t matter whether ???êhem (????????) is translated as “bretheren” or “brothers”, because the context of the verse has nothing to do with Mu?ammad anyway. Where did you get the idea that Ishmael was fighting with his relatives after Abraham’s funeral? Also, “seed” could having a plural meaning, as in “descendants”, not that I’m trying to imply anything regarding to Ishmael.
@BigT00001 Then according to your logic, Jacob is guilty as well. Not only did he have his cousins, Leah and Rachel, and his wives, he also had their servants, Bilhah and Zilpah, as concubines. However, does YHWH ever punish Jacob for having such? Also, Solomon had 700 wives and 300 concubines, but he is punished for having so many? No. He’s punished because some of them influenced him to commit idolatry.
@BigT00001 Your statements are erroneous. Sarah gave Hagar to Abraham to be his wife after 10 years of Sarah not bearing children. Apparently, this ties into following Mesopotamian law codes. If you want to call Abraham an adulterer for sleeping with Hagar, then I suppose you also consider Jacob and David to be adulterers, making Jesus a descendant of adulterers!
@BigT00001 Your statements are erroneous. Sarah gave Hagar to Abraham to be his wife after 10 years of Sarah not baring children. Apparently, this ties into following Mesopotamian law codes. If you want to call Abraham an adulterer for sleeping with Hagar, then I suppose you also consider Jacob and David to be adulterers, making Jesus a descendant of adulterers!
@BigT00001 The Christian notion that all Biblical prophets came from Isaac is false. Jews recognize that there were non-Israelite prophets such as Balaam, who apparently came from Aram.
About what John 1:19-21 tells about John the baptist.Of course he was not the prophet!Jesus was the one he was thinking about!Read futher in this chapter.Here you can read about the baptsm of Jesus.Then John says:”Look!The Lamb of God who carries the sins of the world!”John also says that it is Jesus he was talking about.The beginning of this chapter it says that Jesus is the word of God ang that He has always been,and that the word of God is God!
@dawahaddict Do you mean Deutronomy 4:8?If not,write the verse for me as I do not have The Koran.
@Hans021220 Hi Hans. Actually, I showed in the video that the verse is not about Jesus (as). Are you sure you watched the whole thing? Go to 4:08 and watch that part insha’Allah. That should clear it up for you
. If you are still unsure, let me know, and I’d be glad to help.
The Bibleverses you are talking mentioning is about Jesus.There is no verses about Mohammed in The Bible!
Have you rad Ibn Ishaq’s Life of Muhammad? That was the reaction to Amina’s claim. Only until Islam came and Muhammad had his ears filled by Satan did this fabrication emerge. Read it! When I said prophets came from Isaac, of course I meant from Isaac going forward! Wake up, you are a member of a cult and you should test that before you commit your life to it. Our God tells us to test everything, He knows His truth can stand it! Islam knows it cannot, that is why it threatens.
@BigT00001 There is no such teaching in Islam. You have been fed false information. Part of the basics of Islam is that God has sent prophets and messengers to ALL PEOPLES throughout history, to every nation on Earth, certainly not only from Isaac (as). If that were true, how could you have someone like Noah (as), or even Abraham (as) as prophets? Did they DESCEND from Isaac (as)? Of course not. They came before him. Your accusation is false.
God is free from the evil you associate with Him.
If Abraham had two wives he was guilty of another sin! What more proof do you need, thanks for the tip. It make the second marriage illegitimate and the son remains illegitimate. Polygamy was a pagan cultural practice; it has always been a sin.
Once again, you are ignoring your own historians that admit there has never been a prophet from Ishmael, all prophets came from Isaac. I can’t keep arguing with a person that ignores his own Islamic teachings when it is convenient. you are like a little kid that comes into a baseball game and when he starts losing he tries to change the rules in his favor. Muhammad was deceived by Satan, so are you my friend. Read the Bible completely, because the Quran orders you to! good luck.
@BigT00001 WOOOAAAAH you better watch what you say about the beloved Prophet of Allah! Subhanallah! I cannot believe you! How dare you? Don’t you have any care for God and His messengers? You should be utterly ashamed!
Abraham (as) was the messenger of Allah. Sarah and Hagar were his WIVES. His sons, Ishmael (as) and Isaac (as) were also Prophet. How can you attribute a major sin to God’s prophet? Check yourself. Pick up the Qur’an and read and learn and study Islam and don’t except as a Muslim
@BigT00001 when I say “them” I mean Abraham and Sarah.