There is No Unity if There is No True Belief in Jesus Christ

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), Dec 2, 2009 at 12:54

In making your return to Islam, you have acknowledged Islam to be your way and your allegiance to the Islamic Prophet more important than to believe in the Truth of Jesus Christ. By making this distinction, any witness to any aspect of Jesus Christ from a Muslim perspective is blinded by making Jesus Christ out to be liar.

In His own words, Jesus Christ has required obedience to Him in His love, and the Islamic Prophet tells a different story.

In His own words, Jesus Christ has required that entry into heaven is through Him and no one else, on the Authority of the WORD of Almighty God, in the Hebrew Holy Bible, and the Islamic Prophet tells a different story.

When Jesus Christ comes, it is not going to be as the first time of His prior appearance (which was in love and mercy for those who believe, for whose sins He died for and for whose lives He is risen), but He returns in judgment against an unbelieving world, bringing with Him those who loved Him in return and were removed prior to the final judgment, something which the Islamic Prophet tells as a different story.

Everything from history and every prognostication of the future that does not hold to the WORD of Almighty God as written in the Hebrew Holy Bible is going to be measured against every individual's belief in who Jesus Christ really is and how their relationship with Him determines their eternity, and in that determination, there will be no unity between what the Islamic Prophet dictated in the Quran against the WORD of the LORD.

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