our dear samer who claims that the Bible is corrupted (sic) still uses verses from the Bible to prove a point. Go figure

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Dec 21, 2008 at 09:05

Our dear samer is quoting the corrupted (sic) Bible to prove a point go figure

>2- If Jesus was put on the cross willingly why did he cry

How do you know that he did not cry? Let me help you; you do not know. But wait; Allah is makkar. Right? then Jesus aka Allah can pretend to cry when he is not crying. Right? Now you have the answer our dear samer al-tablighee.

>Mark 15:34 And at the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani? which is, being interpreted, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me? -

No this is Syriac and it is eli eli lama sabachtani or my God my God why did you leave (go ahead) me behind

And any one who knows Arabic would read it as' ilahi ilahi lema sabaqtani

But wait! The bible is corrupted (sic) Right? Then how can you be sure that this is not Biblical tahreef or corruption? So you see it is either the Bible is corrupted and in this case you cannot use it to prove a point or it is not corrupted as your Allah seems to be saying in Q7:157-158 So which one is it?

>It is very clesar that the person who was on the cross was not pleased and was not willingly put on the cross

And what is wrong with that?

> (We don't believe that Jesus was put on the cross)

Which means that jesus did not die on the cross and any being that does not die must be God. Then congratulations our dear samer but it seems that the Qur'an a book that you cannot read in arabic because you are a Pakistani says that jesus is God

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