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AnnieTwo
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Read the story Peter tells in Acts 10 & 11. I believe it is two-fold. Gentiles were no longer "unclean" but were to be accepted just as Jews are. Everything that God made is good. God declared animals etc. good in the book of Genesis. Christians may obey the food laws if they wish and many do. The most important thing is that we have faith in God and in God's Messiah Jesus and follow him. Obeying the food laws will not get you anywhere if your heart is defiled with filth. Annie |
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BMZ
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Annie, From you: "Read the story Peter tells in Acts 10 & 11. I believe it is two-fold. Gentiles were no longer "unclean" but were to be accepted just as Jews are. Everything that God made is good. God declared animals etc. good in the book of Genesis." I regret to write that the above statement is NOT acceptable for it defies the very strong statement what God made in Deutronomy 14:8 which clearly states,"The pig is also unclean; although it has a split hoof, it does not chew the cud. You ARE NOT to eat their meat or touch their carcasses." Do you still consider the pig under the category of good animals? That is what the Lord God said and that should stand. It is thus clearly commanded that any animal, that does not chew the cud, is forbidden (haraam). Please note that Jesus never gave a statement like this:"All animals are lawful to you from now on." I beg to differ. There is no such thing as "may obey" in God's rule. People have to obey and there is no choice! Yes, but then you have two filths instead of one and that will seal the chances of getting anywhere. BMZ |
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AnnieTwo
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BMZ,
You must go back further than Deuteronomy. Take a look at Genesis 9:2-4: 4. But, flesh with its soul, its blood, you shall not eat. Noah was allowed to eat any kind of animal, any kind of bird and any kind of
fish. This is the way Jews have traditionally understood this instruction to
Noah. Jewish rabbis said that gentiles were righteous if they observed laws that
went back to their ancestor Noah -- and avoiding unclean meat was not part of
the requirements. The rabbis listed seven rules that go back to the time of
Noah:
The Talmud also mentions that the Israelite patriarchs were allowed to eat unclean meat (Hullin 7:6). These sections of the Talmud acknowledge that Genesis does not forbid the eating of unclean meat. The prohibition was one of the laws that were added 430 years after Abraham, as part of the law of Moses, given to Israelites only. Notice that food laws are not included in the list. Annie Edited by AnnieTwo |
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AbRah2006
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Freedifreeholder's statement: you think our glorious Lord, God and Saviour Jesus Christ is like your prophet? - hes not. you think we worship the same God? - we dont ------------------------------------------------------------ ------
Fredi's statement: you think our glorious Lord, God and Saviour Jesus Christ is like your prophet? - hes not. My response: Jesus is a messenger of God and so is the prophet Muhammad. Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.s.) (Salallahu �alayhi wa salam, meaning: May the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) was All�h's great Prophet and Messenger like Jesus, the Son of Mary. The Prophet's mission, however, is universal. Allah (S.W.T.) (Subhanahu wa ta�ala, meaning: the Exalted, Most Glorious) tells mankind that Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.s.) is no more than a Messenger (Qur�an 3: 144), the unlettered Prophet who believes in Him and His Words (Qur�an 7: 158). He is the Seal of the Prophets and the true universal Messenger of All�h to the whole mankind (Qur�an 33: 40). Jesus is a prophet of God: (1) Throughout the Qur�aan, Jesus is identified fundamentally as a Messenger of God. In Chapter as-Saff (61):6, God quotes Jesus as follows: Fredi's statement: you think we worship the same God? - we dont My response: Yes we worship different God. As a Muslim I worship Allah Who says that none is equal to Him but you Fredi worship a man who is called Jesus. I worship Allah who is the All-Mighty but you worship Jesus who says in John 5:30: �I can of mine own self do nothing...�. I worship Allah Who is the Knower of the unseen and the visible but Mark�s Gospel reveals that Jesus had limitations in his knowledge. In Mark 13:32, Jesus declared that he himself does not know when the last day will occur, but the Father alone knows that (see also Matthew 24:36). I worship Allah Who is the Creator, the Maker, the Shaper. You worship Jesus who was born by a woman. I worship Allah Who is the Greatest but you worship Jesus who says in John 14:28, �The Father is greater than I.� |
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God does not forbid you from showing kindness and dealing justly with those who have not fought you about religion and have not driven you out of your homes. God loves just dealers. (Quran, 60:8)
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AnnieTwo
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AbRah2006,
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Father is greater in authority but not in substance. The Father
and his Word and his Spirit are all of the same substance. He is
only One God. I worship the God who Jesus revealed. The one who allows me to be his daughter. Don't forget that the Father gave Jesus authority over heaven and earth, therefore, making Messiah Jesus our Lord and Master.
I worship Allah Who is the Creator, the Maker, the Shaper. You worship Jesus who was born by a woman. Don't forget God's part in Jesus conception. Annie
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AbRah2006
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AnnieTwo's statement: Don't forget God's part in Jesus conception. My response: Therefore Allah is the Creator but Jesus was created so Jesus is not God! Question: Why do you worship a creation of God? Edited by AbRah2006 |
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God does not forbid you from showing kindness and dealing justly with those who have not fought you about religion and have not driven you out of your homes. God loves just dealers. (Quran, 60:8)
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fredifreeloader
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herjihad - why did you increase the size of my font when you quoted me? wer you trying to make out i was shouting?
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for i am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth - romans 1: 16
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BMZ
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Fredi, You came back so fast? Looks like you dumped the poor fellow and came back running to Islamicity. From you: "herjihad - why did you increase the size of my font when you quoted me? were you trying to make out i was shouting?"
herjihad thought your were whispering, so she just increased the volume a li'l bit to made it audible. Good Night |
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