To Whom is Knowledge Given and From Whom is It Withheld

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), Nov 15, 2011 at 11:06

By labeling this dissertational response,'..bible is [a] mixed contents,' you have left yourself open to the influences of a time long ago when, in disbelief of the first prophetical appearance of the Jewish Messiah, the rulers of the time spread lies about who Yeshua was, how they would not believe Him, even though He fulfilled EVERY prophetical reference to His virgin birth(your reference to 'Maryam' is specifically 'universal catholicism'), His mission from His Father, His death on the cross in complete fulfillment of Isaiah's words; and His resurrection to justify the faithful belief that He IS the LORD (Isaiah 9:6, etal).

If one does believe that the Jewish unbelief that was being propagated still at the time of the writing of the Quranic dictations was reason enough to dispel what Yeshua HaMashiach had already said, then these Quranic verses do make some human sense. But, one cannot say that they love Yeshua and make His words out to be a lie: it is antithetical in the least; and from a disciple of Jesus Christ's perspective, very dangerous from an eternal standpoint.

To repeat, if one tries to read the Holy Bible without Jesus Christ in the heart, then the Holy Bible will never, NEVER make human sense. And that is the case; if one rally wants to understand why the Holy Bible cannot make human sense, one needs to get to know the real Jesus Christ to get His perfect sense.

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