For our dear Hassan and the Qur'an really says that jesus created life and he is God

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Apr 22, 2007 at 14:02

You wrote

>it is not actually Jesus who who do the miracle but Allah who sent him

One word: Bogus.

Let us read what the Qur'an is saying in regard to let us say Jesus creating life as in the case of breathing life in clay birds or Q14:4

1. qad ji'tukum biaayatin or I come to you with a sign

2. min rabukum from your God

3. ini akhlaq or I (Jesus0 create

4. lakum min al-tiin or for you from the clay

5. kahay'tii al-tayri or the likeness of a bird

6. fa anfukhu fiha or and I breath in it (the clay bird)

7. fayakunu tayran or it (the clay bird) becomes a (life) bird

8. bi idhin Allah or with Allah permission

Or: "I (Jesus) come to you with a sign from your God I (Jesus) create for you clay birds and I breath life in the clay bird with Allah permission"

It means that:

1. Jesus comes with a sign from God. And this sign is that he can create life as a deity would be able to do. Do you get it?

2. He makes clay birds

3. He breathes life into such clay birds

4. Albeit with Allah permission and fot this I say big deal

It means that Jesus can create life but he needs Allah's permission so Jesus must be a God. Now if you do not get this you would be really beyond help or in denial or out to lunch!

Now If your Allah would have said and to paraphare what you wrote:

"Bil haqq ina al-Masseh la ya3milu mu3jizat khalq al hayah fi al-tayr al-ma3mool min al-tiin bal Allah ya3miluha" Or: "It is not Jesus that performs the miracle of creating life in clay birds. It is Allah who in the performer (of the miracle)" But this is not what the aya says.

Congratulations our dear Hassan, Jesus is your God.

Your evidence is bogus

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