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I could have been meaner.
I did not say the rabbi read it wrong, just that you were not listening properly.
yes you are mistaken.
you are forgetting the vav.
u asked me if it does confirm any Islamic beliefs and the answer was yes
and what it tells me is that mohamad PBH is really a messenger from god and that he is mentioned in the bible therefore or at least as i can see it i should follow his teachings and praise one god
and as i said before that some Christians don't believe that his name is in the bible
and proves that some of the bibels have been tamperd with for translating names for example if a mans name is MR brown i cant translate the name to be brown (as a color) can i ?
p.s : plz answer me previous questions as i have answered yours
Ahhh. Yeah, that is a fundamental belief of Islam that the Bible and Torah are both tampered with.
Hmmm. No, I didn't listen to the video.
I just wanted to know why you would care about the Christian Bible when it is in fact not your Holy Scripture.
"Those jews changed their holy books and therefore changed the word of Allah!"
"Except of course those small parts we agree with! Even though it would have made more sense to change those! BUT NEVERMIND!!!"
last thing- mohamadim is written with this ח not ה this makes a huge difference in the pronunciation 2 letters 2 different names
2- hear this ( ://media.snunit.k12.il/kodeshm/mp3/t3005.mp3 )and be the judge (add http at the beginning coz i cant put a url )
It's obvious you don't know the difference between the two letters.
ח has a ch sound (Not like the word "Chinese", but like the word "Bach")
ה has a h sound (like the word "Hammer")
The word in biblical verse has a ח.
The name of the prophet of Islam, written in Hebrew, is spelled with a ה.
The letters are different. The sounds are different. The words are different.
"Those jews changed their holy books and therefore changed the word of Allah!"
"Except of course those small parts we agree with! Even though it would have made more sense to change those! BUT NEVERMIND!!!"
Take a look at this website:1-sorry for replying so late I was very busy so my apologies to you
2-I don't know Hebrew as a native speaker but I can see hear and pronounce correctly the letter that you are saying is in the name has a total different pro than the one in the name or in the Verse the name and the verse contain n this letter which is pronounciated as ch or h sound the letter u are referring to doesn't exist in the name plz tell me ur resource so I can check it out Beacause I can't find it anywhere in the name or in the verse Beacause I see the n not the opened n if it was the opened n it would have bean read mohemadim but I can assure u that I never saw it written with the opened n not in any bible plz tell me where did u get that from??
3-I repeat this was written before the vouels were added to Hebrew so if u want to read the verse read it as it was written Beacause anything is going to be miss understood if the main language was changed and let me ask u a question just Beacause I am curious that column the I did it exist before the 8th century ??????
4-what do u think Jesus is? god?? Son of god? Or a messenger or anything else plz tell me?
5-in the time of christ how many prophses were the people of Israel waiting for ??
6-last question I listened to this verse 4 times each time read by a different rabbi (keep in mind that they were all reading as the language was before the 8th century before the vouels the 4 of them read it mohamadim so what is the main reason that u can't read it like they did ???? Or are they all mistaken?
The Vav has always been a part of the Hebrew Aleph-Bet. If the vav was not there prior to the 8th century, then the O sound you are looking for isn't there either.
I have already answered this. And I seriously feel like I am riding a merry-go-round with you that I would really like to get off.actually the vowels were added to the language and in 2008 a stone was found by a Jewish archaeologist he said "The differentiation between the scripts, and between the languages themselves in that period, remains unclear" (quoting ) and calling it Hebrew is going too far knowing that the stone dated to around 3000 years ago so as i said the language was changed
2nd of all we write mohamad م which is equal to the sound meem then ح which gives a sound of haa (with and ending sound of the starting of the pronunciation of the A ) then another meem then د which gives a sound of dal
on these letters there are some marks that gives the letter a pacific sound for example the meem we put و over the letter to give it a mo sound (there is where the o sound comes from its not written as an او and we put a dash over the letter to give it and a sound example the meem will give the ma sound and a dash under it to give a me sound anyway in arabic we use the first one mentioned the one with the و anyway based on my first part the language was changed so its wrong to read it with the modern hebrew but without the ones i mentioned it will be read mhmd
which proves that ur modern reading is wrong but the rabbi in the link reads the old way thats why u said he is reading wrong while really u are the one making the mistake
as for poisonshady the letter ח according to Hebrew language, alphabet and pronunciation
which i think is a jewish site is either h or a ch so why do u focus on one and totally abandon the other i wonder why?????
and if u check the notes it says: het is officially pronounced [ħ], but many people pronounce it [x] see?
and Tiberian Hebrew from the 7th to 10th century (they dont know an exact timing) CE is sometimes called "Biblical Hebrew" because it is used to pronounce the Hebrew Bible; however properly it should be distinguished from the historical Biblical Hebrew of the 6th century BCE proof that the language was totally changed
and about the vowels did you know that tiberian Hebrew incorporates the remarkable scholarship of the Masoretes who added vowel points and grammar points to the Hebrew letters to preserve much earlier features of Hebrew (but did it work as they wanted i dont think so) so again the vowels were added and this is my proof
I have already answered this. And I seriously feel like I am riding a merry-go-round with you that I would really like to get off.
The the Het spelling that you insist on is Chet. the sound is more of a guttural sound. It's kind of like the rolling "r" is Spanish, only the sound is different.
Further Omniglot is not a Jewish site. The site poisonshady pointed you to is a Jewish site that does understand Hebrew.
Why you are having a hard time understanding why we rely on Hebrew sites, I do not know
Why you keep insisting that the Jews are lying about their own language, I will never understand.
Why you keep insisting that his mother didn't just love him is beyond me.