Allah is not Yahweh

Submitted by Richard the Lion heart (United States), Jan 18, 2006 at 16:18

Nuray you believe Abraham went to Mecca and build the Kabba. There no such story in the Bible. As we read the Holy Bible we can notice that Abraham only went where God directed him.

God told Abraham he would bless Ismael but his Covenent would be with Isaac and God picked his prophets from the decendants of Isaac. You mention that the only reason that the fictitious building of the Kabba is not in the Bible is because Jews were at war with Arabs. This is completely absurd because no such conflict existed at the time.

Abraham sent the bondwoman away at the urging of his wife Sarah and God sanctioned the act. There was no personal conflict between Isaac and Ismael, after Abraham passed away They both buried their father. My making the assertion of Jewish omissions that would mean they knew about the invention of Islam. The only reason it's not in the Bible is because God never put such words in his prophets mouths.

Muslims make the silly claim that the passage in Deut 18:22 is about Muhammad, but it has been proven time and again to be about Jesus.

In the Koran it says that Abraham was thrown in a fire by Nimrod. This is totaly ridiculous and absurd. Nimrod lived in the time of Enoch therefore several centuries seperate Nimrod and Abraham. This is not the only nonsense one can find in the Koran.

The coming of Jesus his prophesized in the Holy Bible in several passages, we find many of them in Isaiah. The most famous one being Isaiah 9:6 " For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called wonderful, Counsellor, The Mighty God, The everlasting Father, The prince of Peace."

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