Rubbish.But why the Jews and Christians living now do not believe in Muhammad is a debate.
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Rubbish.But why the Jews and Christians living now do not believe in Muhammad is a debate.
Rubbish.But why the Jews and Christians living now do not believe in Muhammad is a debate.
He raised the dead so in my mind he’s God in the fleshBut maybe Even though Jesus called Him, the Father, He didn't mean literally.
Muhammad said, Jesus is Spirit of God, the Word and the Messiah.
'God' is ambiguous. Elohim, translated as 'God", is a plural word.Did you know that, the Arab Christians, also call God, Allah?
It is like, American Christians call Him, God.
Secondly, why the Jews and Christians,.now do not believe in Muhammad?
I fully accept Islam
'God' is ambiguous. Elohim, translated as 'God", is a plural word.
And if Muslim means doing God's will, I can only hope I'm muslim.If Islam means submission to God, I would not be able to practice Judaism without it.
I can only hope
Do you accept Joseph Smith as a prophet? He claims that the Angel Moroni guided him to the Golden Plates that were translated into the Book of Mormon, which says that Jesus came to the Americas.That is because you are open minded.
What's happening there is important to look at. Did Christians reinterpret the Bible to fit their beliefs? I think they did. An important one for me is how they found a verse to make Jesus a virgin born savior. Plus, they found verses to make Satan into "Lucifer" and the serpent in Eden. But did Jesus fulfill the Messianic prophecies? For Christians, they say "yes." And the ones he didn't fulfill, he will when he returns.The verbs connected that word are conjugated singular. Please, let's not argue about this? Singular or plural in Hebrew is set by the verb. The word Elohim looks plural, but it's not. OK?
Maybe it's ambiguous because God's influence is everywhere. Jeremiah 23:23-24 Isaiah 6:3 Deuteronomy 6:4 ( YHVH & Elohim are one ) Isaiah 44:24 ( YHVH created everything ALONE ). That really should be the end of this Elohim is plural and there's some nefarious cover-up happening regarding the Torah.
That's 3? Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Moses all disagree with you. And then the Hebrew language itself disagrees with you, because the verb sets singular/plural.
Are we good?
Ironically, the Baha'is have a quote that says that if religions are the cause of discord and strife, we would be better off without religion. That we should look at what each has in common and focus on the differences. I wish Baha'is would apply that way of thinking a little more.And if Muslim means doing God's will, I can only hope I'm muslim.
No Jews on this forum ever told me that.@Trailblazer -
Which Jews on the forum have told you that because they believe something you should believe it too?
The plural/singular nature of Elohim is illustrated in Exodus 3. There are two beings, and that is consistent with the use of the plural word Elohim. There is one speaker, which is consistent with a singular nature.Singular or plural in Hebrew is set by the verb. The word Elohim looks plural, but it's not. OK?
Maybe it's ambiguous because God's influence is everywhere. Jeremiah 23:23-24 Isaiah 6:3 Deuteronomy 6:4 ( YHVH & Elohim are one ) Isaiah 44:24 ( YHVH created everything ALONE ).
Christians don't need/accept Muhammed as Christ is the only way to God and the peak of revelation.Secondly, why the Jews and Christians,.now do not believe in Muhammad?
it depends on what he says. In Quran it is said that people should believe Jesus. I accept that. What else should I accept?Secondly, why the Jews and Christians,.now do not believe in Muhammad?
If I misinferred your post, #6, I apologize.No Jews on this forum ever told me that.
I don't know why you would think that I think they would expect me to believe what they believe.
Did Christians reinterpret the Bible to fit their beliefs? I think they did.