to lisa

Submitted by ahmad zafire (United States), Jan 20, 2006 at 16:30

look ,sorry if i didnt get my point across the way i hoped. lisa as a christian you know that there are many different bibles or different stories in the bible that just came about with christianity. because of the many different branches it has. example.. just like the military...we have different branches army, navy,marines, airforce. we all help protect this country. but each branch claims to be the best with similar codes and creeds but maybe revised or something. point being is that christian is the same...catholic say they're better, baptist, johovah witness so on etc. and from that each bible is different. whereas the Quran never changed in over 1700 yrs even in translations.

so no disrespect but even christian around the world question this. how much truth do the new testament have to it. as a muslim i do believe in the bible and the return of christ. it is a must be muslims to believe in the true bible. we use some text from the new testament but mostly follow the old. if you read deuteronomy 18-22 thats coming from the king james version. in other bibles it should be the same manybe worded different. but i think when i was in school then it said ahmad. catholic school that is...and the last prophet name is muhammad. yes jesus said there willbe one to suceed me but dont be fooloed by the false prophets that come before him. he will be of the brotherth but different tribe. meaning from abraham, remember he had two sons one by his servant hagit(ishamel) who was banish and one from his wife sarah(isacc) all prophets including jesus are decendents of isacc( jew). the last prophet jesus speaks about is desendent ishamel(abrab). same brother different tribe.

sorry for the confusion. hope i help clear things up.... but it is written.

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