Jesus did have a pre-human existence....thats why he was more then human. He was originally a spirit person who's life was transferred into the womb of Mary so that he could be born into the world as a true human even though he was originally a powerful angel.
By the way, the verse you quoted from Proverbs 8, is not talking about Jesus. It is written by King Solomon and the commentary says it is talking about Wisdom not Jesus.
Please see @
A free EasyEnglish Bible Version and Commentary (2800 word vocabulary) on the Book of Proverbs in simple English
Now if you say Wisdom means Jesus just like YHWY means Jehovah (see my comment at the end regarding this), I have to say that you are relying on quite a bit of assumptions/made up stuff and not concrete evidence even from your own scripture.
This angel of God is called the 'firstborn' by the Apostle Paul, and all other angles were created 'through' him and its for that reason that he is the 'chief' or Archangel in heaven.
Colossians 1:15 He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation; 16 because by means of him all [other] things were created in the heavens and upon the earth, the things visible and the things invisible,
Again this is Paul speaking not Jesus. So you haven't shown me a single explicit saying of Jesus(pbuh) that claims that he pre-existed as an angel or that Jesus(pbuh) the Son of God (even figurative as you claim to believe) is any different than all the other 'Son of God' used in the Bible (a lot of them actually). Additionally, according to Job 38:4 and 21, God addresses Prophet Job as follows: 4 Where were you when I laid the foundation of the earth? Tell me, if you have understanding... 21 You Know, for you were born then, and the number of your days is great!
Similarly in the Quran, Chapter al-Araaf(7:172), God informed that man existed in the spiritual form before the creation of the physical world.When your Lord gathered all of Aadams descendants [before creation] and made them bear witness for themselves, saying: Am I not your Lord? They all replied: Yes indeed, we bear witness. [That was] so you could not say on the Day of Judgement: We were unaware of this. So that doesn't make everyone of us that Special Son of God .
The scriptures also use the majesty plural...but not on words like 'we' or 'us'... the majesty plural is employed in the term 'Elohim which is 'God' (and the hebrew equivalent of Allah) to emphasis his greatness as you say... but how can you employ the majesty plural on 'we' or 'us'? Can you point out if there is a difference in the word/grammar of the arabic word for 'we/us' in places where it is reference to Allah, is it a different spelling to the general 'we/us' ?
Please see
The meaning of the pronoun We as used in the Quran - TTI - Turn To Islam - for more details on the majestic We in the Qur'an.
of course, we all are sinners whether we like it or not. Small children are more innocent because they dont deliberately do so, but they have been born into
imperfection and given a few short years will begin to deliberately sin too. Have you never seen a 2yr old kick and scream at and hit their parents when they wanted something but were not allowed to have it. Children are prone to error like the rest of us.
If you really think that the kicking of a child in the mother's womb or a toddler's tantrum is a Sin, you either don't know what a Child is or you don't know what Sin is. I have hard time believing that you actually said that.
we will remain so until the judgement day...from that point on, death will not rule over us and even those who are dead will be restored to life.
Even the Quran teaches this at surah 75...it is entirely devoted to Qiyāmat, or the Resurrection (AYA), or The Rising of the Dead (MMP). In part it says: I do call to witness the Resurrection Day . . . Does man think that We cannot assemble his bones? . . . He questions: When is the Day of Resurrection? . . . Has not He [Allāh] the power to give life to the dead?Surah 75:1, 3, 6, 40, AYA.
If you dont think its possible to live forever, why does the quran talk about the dead coming to life?
We believe in 'living forever' after the 'day of judgement' not before. Everyone shall die and then get resurrected on the Day of Judgement and live forever in
Paradise/Hell. However, what you are saying is 'God is not going to hold sin against us and demand the death penalty anymore ... since Jesus's(pbuh) purpose was to be born in the flesh and die in our behalf'.
So if Jesus(pbuh) already died on our behalf and 'death occurs because of sin', we should be already in the clear. He already paid the Ransom, why should we still be hostage anymore ? We should be free and 'living forever' from right after Jesus(pbuh) made the payment. We should not have to go through another 'sin compensating death'. That is cheating. God received the money already, why is He still holding us hostage ? You see the contradiction ?
King Davids words highlight this truth
Psalm 51:5 Look! With error I was brought forth with birth pains,And in sin my mother conceived me.
that is a clear difference between christianity and the Quran. Your scriptures paint Adam to be a good prophet....but what did he prophecy?
Only an obedient servant of God would ever be chosen to be a prophet to speak on Gods behalf...yet Adam was the one who introduced death and sin to all people. He chose to obey his wife and Satan rather then Allah. So why would God choose him to be a prophet?
Adams case is different to all of us. We were born this way...we had no choice. But Adam had a choice to obey God and he chose not to. God will not forgive him and the evidence that he will not be forgiven is the fact that all his children were born into sin and death.
If God had already forgiven Adams sin, then why should he have died and why would any of us be dying? God told Adam that death would be the consequences of disobedience.... the fact that he died shows that he was disobedient.
Genesis 2:15 And Jehovah God proceeded to take the man and settle him in the garden of E′den to cultivate it and to take care of it. 16 And Jehovah God also laid this command upon the man: From every tree of the garden you may eat to satisfaction. 17 But as for the tree of the knowledge of good and bad you must not eat from it, for in the day you eat from it you will positively die.
Did Adam die 'the day he ate' the fruit ? No. So now I'll give you a simple and clear version of what might have happened and may be you'll reflect. Please read below ...
God created Adam and then Eve and everyone else from them.
And God said: O Mankind! Be dutiful to your Lord, Who created you from a single person (Adam) and from Him (Adam) He created his wife (Eve), and from them both He created many men and women. (Quran 4:1)
God placed Adam and Eve in paradise and warned them not to eat from the Tree : "And We said: "O Adam! Dwell you and your wife in the Paradise and eat both of you freely with pleasure and delight of things therein as wherever you will, but come not near this tree or you both will be of the wrongdoers." (Quran 2:35)
Being human they both made mistake and fell into Satan's ploy and they repented and asked for God's forgiveness.
Then
they both ate of that tree, and so their private parts appeared to them, and they began to stick on themselves the leaves from Paradise for their covering.
Thus did Adam disobey his Lord, so he went astray. Then his Lord chose him, and turned to him with forgiveness and gave him guidance. (Quran 20:121-122)
God said:So he
(Satan) misled them with deception. (Quran 7:22) and Adam prayed : Our Lord! We have wronged ourselves. If you forgive us not and bestow not upon us Your Mercy, we shall certainly be of the losers. (Quran 7:23)
From this experience, Adam learned the great lesson that Satan is cunning, ungrateful and the avowed enemy of mankind. Then God sent Adam and Eve to earth.
On earth will be a dwelling place for you and an enjoyment, for a time. He said: Therein you shall live and therein you shall die, and from it you shall be
brought out (resurrected). (Quran 7:2425)
So clearly God forgave them and then sent to Earth.
Also, as you can see from above,
the blame is on both Adam and Eve(if not more on Adam) unlike the Bible. Moreover, in Islam, the pain during childbirth has nothing to do with Eve's sin, rather a physiological event, which is needed for giving birth.
[Taken from :
]The Story of Adam (part 1 of 5): The First Man - The Religion of Islam
See, how simple ? It doesn't require you to believe that an innocent child is a sinner or that God's innocent Son need's to be ransomed for a crazy murderer. It just makes sense.
Note : By the way, as I have mentioned in an earlier post, the word Jehovah never appears in the Hebrew bible and even if you say YHWH means Jehova, still it is not the name of God. Please see here :
Is Jehovah God? - Examining Yahweh in Arabic!
On the contrary, word Allah is the same God that Jesus worshiped. See it for yourself : [youtube]yBTnwFq0Lf4[/youtube]
,in aramaic JESUS CALLED GOD: ALLAH - YouTube
(even wikipedia definition of Allah would confirm that)