1o1 Biblical Contradictions

Assalamu alaika
Hasan

YOUR RESPONSE
David, sometimes I do get surprised to see you very close to being correct! in your description of Christian and Jesus that is. You have rightfully avoided to describe Jesus as God which he never was, a good thing, an improvement in your understanding or a tactic? only God knows our hearts. Truly Jesus (pbuh) was the promised Messiah, so he was as all the chosen ones of God were a living examples of the word of God.
Hasan

MY REPLY
Nothing personal but your response comes across as patronizing and condescending. Again that�s not an attack on you personally but it seems to be how the Quaran and Islam comes across in its view of both Judaism and Christianity.
It seems to be saying �Oh you poor things, you are so close to the truth, but you disobedient misguided things you have had the truth corrupted.�

Just so you know my position. The OT indicates only one Messiah - not more than one as in where you state �all the chosen ones�.

Jesus was God made flesh. Meaning God showed his mercy, grace and humility to lower himself to us to come as a man and as a result make himself known to us, make his power available to mankind and in this set an example to us in that if we should be lowered we will also be raised.

Could you please explain to me your understanding of Sonship in Sura 39:4, God taking Jesus unto himself and exalting him in Suras 3.55 and 4:157-158 and Gods ability to create in Sura 38:71-72 with Jesus ability to create life in a bird in Sura 3:49 ?

God Bless
David

Why do people of Islam spend so much time and energy trying to disprove the Bible?

Assalamu alaika IEC786.

The reason is because most Muslims do not understand what Muhammad Rasulullah came to do.  A follower of Muhammad Rasulullah is not supposed to argue with the children of Israel or those who called themselves Christian except on issues that are clear to all. For example I heard a Muslim scholar saying that it was in Palestine that Serah told Abraham to go to Hegar. I have asked a Rabbi what their sages said. I am inclined to believe in what the Rabbi tells me. The Qur'an is silent on that issue. I am thinking that it was in Egypt and not in Palestine.
Friendship .

Friendship wrote: Assalamu alaika IEC786. The reason is because most Muslims do not understand what Muhammad Rasulullah came to do.  A follower of Muhammad Rasulullah is not supposed to argue with the children of Israel or those who called themselves Christian except on issues that are clear to all. For example I heard a Muslim scholar saying that it was in Palestine that Serah told Abraham to go to Hegar. I have asked a Rabbi what their sages said. I am inclined to believe in what the Rabbi tells me. The Qur'an is silent on that issue. I am thinking that it was in Egypt and not in Palestine. Friendship .