Are Books GOD's words

Submitted by slayhy (United Arab Emirates), Oct 21, 2011 at 02:52

Return to your question - WHY GOD cannot control "all omniscient, all powerful deity cannot control the publication of his prophecies any better than it appears to have been done?"

Indeed GOD CAN control what ever HE wants, HE can control and stop the bloodshed in the land - HE can control people speaking the same language - HE can control ending animosity between people and nations - HE can make all people believers - infact HE can do ALL - but DID HE? - NO HE Did Not

GOD can protect HIS books - but did HE? NO HE DID NOT - Except the Quran - the most marvelous book ever has been, and will ever be - No one can see except those who really believe in GOD and his books blindly and heartly.

I Know the Quran is from GOD, it is there in front of my eyes all the miracles, all power and all mercy and beauty.

Also I know that the Gospel and the Torah and the books of Abraham and the book of David are from GOD because GOD told us

But also I know that GOD told us that these books were corrupted, so you may read something from GOD, but also you mayread a corrupted verse too. so these books as GOD told us are unreliable and that is why HE sent the QURAN.

In fact studying the Bible I find my self many wrong doing there.

1. LOT and HIS daughters - 2. Jacob and his brother ESU - 3. JACOB and the ARAB tribes in Shechem - 4. Abraham and his ONLY son ISAAC - 5. Children of Israel and killing the Gentiles - 6. Children of ISrael and taking women for pleasure 7. GOD and HIS RESTING on the seventh day 8. Animosity of Sarah and Hagar 9. Age of Ishamel when banished with his mother - 10. Jesus is god - 11. A human lady gave birth to her Lord (god) ...... etc

I did not have the time to list all

Even the church knows and admits that there are errors in the Bible. as such this Book (The Bible) is definitely not God's words

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