The Only Mistake About the Holy Bible is in Rejecting Jesus Christ as Savior While Reading It.

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), May 27, 2008 at 12:33

There is no answer when the question is rhetorical. All that is achieved in trying to inject questions of semantics concerning articles of faith is further confusion when the answers of truth are not believed.

Now there are several pithy sayings mentioned in the previous exchange accorded to the Prophet of Islam, but which have no reference. Since this reader is not a student of Islam, there is no basis for consideration.

There is a response to be considered here though.

Who is man that he can dictate what Almighty God can or cannot do. Prove ( 1)a-d).

What of the spirit? ( 2)

Only Almighty God can forgive sins, for it is a spirit issue, not humanly decided. ( 3) a-b

The use of the acronym LORD is an English way to show JHVH. ( 4)a-b, though it is interesting that it is written that "Say (Mohammad) God is one"; do we read this right that God is Mohammad?

( 6)a-d) the point here was missed, so the question cannot be answered except rhetorically. Compare/contrast this with the sacrifice of Isaac.

( 7) Psalm 119.

( 8) Proof of this is needed, since original written Hebrew script was Phoenician in nature by opinion of most scholarship and introduction of Aramaic in Hebrew culture was late.

( 9) Questionable, since there was one at the time of the Islamic Prophet, but he did not choose to believe. Comment on the Qumram scripts and their veracity and unity with the accepted language of the Holy Bible today.

( 10) Only in unbelief, as required by accepting the Quran instead of the Holy Bible is there room for assessing the truth of the Holy Bible and rejecting the Savior of Whom it is written. Believe the central truth of Jesus Christ before making a decision of rejecting His word.

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