Christian Facts and Muslim Disagreement

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), Mar 20, 2012 at 16:16

It took a while for this response to be offered, since in your posturing, you are as convincing as ever your position is right without reconsidering the facts at hand; and I decided to adopt the opposing position that you are not going to be convinced otherwise, much in the same way as others with which I have had exchanges.

You have done yourself no favors by trying to use the Hebrew Scriptures in argumentative fashion to underscore your opposing position; that in doing so you are using the very Biblical determinations that prove your assertions are unfounded because you do not believe the Biblical context at the outset.

As such, trying to make an argument that there are 'Christian' and 'Muslim' connections are extremely misguided at best; and spiritually lethal at worst.

Example: Asserting that 'zionists' will perish in the holy land dismisses the words of the Bible's greatest Zionist – the LORD. Try and dismiss all of the calls of the LORD saying Himself He has established Zion for His Kingdom is a hard argument to make when reviewing ALL the times He said Zion is His. Conferring to David the process to consolidate the land that comprises Mt. Zion so as to prepare the place for the return of HaMashiach, ben David, is spoken of so many times, it cannot be missed except by those who do not believe, like you.

You may argue all you want that Israel is not entitled; but they are – you by your words cannot make that irrevocable promise void. Israel is in the land for the moment - and will be established for good when HaMashiach sets His throne there.

And the LORD will establish His WORD as He has in the past – and will in the future. That's what it says in the beginning – and Israel is the proof we will see in the end.

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