The Mercy Offered Through the Love of Yeshua HaMashiach - A Better Promise

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), Oct 8, 2012 at 11:44

I do not need the verses of the Quran to know what Jesus has already done for me, as promised through His WORD, and as executed on my behalf on the cross. The Quran tries to take that away from me and this is the issue: the Quran offers a later version that does not square with what the Hebrew Holy Scriptures have written and the Hebrew Holy Scriptures have a better track record for answered prophecy.

Look at Israel, destroyed by the Romanism of the world; and now they're back. The Quran did not square up with that back in the days of Saladin; and it cannot square it up now.

The Quran violates what I already know to be Biblical truth; and you would deny me that, the same way the Adversary is looking to do. If I have the love of Christ already resident in my heart, why would I throw it away? You present antithetical things and they cannot be justified by the Quran.

A true loving Almighty God does not hate people; He hates and judges their actions in rebellion to Him, just as He did judged the Adversary. Yeshua did not show Himself the first time to condemn the world; but that by His love, the world might be saved. In mankind's rebellion, they rejected His love and still do today. That is what the Arab uprisings are about.

Mankind does not get condemned to hell for bad behavior, but for rejection of the commandment of Almighty God; to love God; then to love one another. That is the basis of all the law; and religion is used to reject it.

You indicate there are many verses that demonstrate love in the Quran, yet you do not name one, resorting to 'countless' verses: name one that specifically speak to the love of Israel and how Israel is the apple of Almighty God's eye. It is, of course, a rhetorical question, now isn't it?

The love of Almighty God is paid for by the blood of Yeshua HaMashiach - its pricelessness cannot be matched.

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