Is Jesus in hell as fanatic Jews and muslims tell?
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It is wise to be ready,I may lose everythings at
any moment.
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May 28th, 2012, 03:42 PM
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I have heard in my own ears from fanatic Muslims and Ahmedias. Anyway Christ was called a liar too by jews and was crucified for it
Fanatic Muslims respect Christ as they respect Muhammed. As you know that Quran respects christ, did you ask those fanatics why did Allah put Jesus in the hell??
4. "And I shall not worship that which you are worshipping.
5. "Nor will you worship that which I worship.
6. "To you be your religion, and to me my religion ."
Sura 109
الكافرون
“Alkafirun”
“The Disbelieving People”
(Named in honor of the followers of the god “allah”)
Sura 109, again in keeping with the final chapters of the Koran, informs us of the truth regarding the Koranic “allah”. In this chapter the writer states, in no uncertain terms, that the worship of “allah” is not what he believes in. The writers’ God is entirely separate from that of his reading audience. The writers’ God is the Biblical God, Jesus Christ.
Summary:
109.1 Say: " O! You the disbelieving people." (Addresses the followers of the god “allah”)
109.2 " I do not worship that which you worship." (The writer distances himself from “allah”)
109.3 "And you are not worshippers to that which I worship." (The writers’ audience does not worship the same God)
109.4 "And I am not a worshipper to that which you worshipped." (Again, the writer distances himself from “allah”)
109.5 "And you are not worshippers to that which I worship." (Again, the writers’ audience does not worship the same God)
109.6 "For you, your religion, and to me, one who makes himself a servant of God." (The writer declares the difference between “allah” and the true Biblical God)
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There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment. The one who fears is not made perfect in love.
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May 28th, 2012, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Apple7
Sura 109
الكافرون
“Alkafirun”
“The Disbelieving People”
(Named in honor of the followers of the god “allah”)
Sura 109, again in keeping with the final chapters of the Koran, informs us of the truth regarding the Koranic “allah”. In this chapter the writer states, in no uncertain terms, that the worship of “allah” is not what he believes in. The writers’ God is entirely separate from that of his reading audience. The writers’ God is the Biblical God, Jesus Christ.
Summary:
109.1 Say: " O! You the disbelieving people." (Addresses the followers of the god “allah”)
109.2 " I do not worship that which you worship." (The writer distances himself from “allah”)
109.3 "And you are not worshippers to that which I worship." (The writers’ audience does not worship the same God)
109.4 "And I am not a worshipper to that which you worshipped." (Again, the writer distances himself from “allah”)
109.5 "And you are not worshippers to that which I worship." (Again, the writers’ audience does not worship the same God)
109.6 "For you, your religion, and to me, one who makes himself a servant of God." (The writer declares the difference between “allah” and the true Biblical God)
This is nonsense. It completely ignores the historical context of this sura. It is addressed to the Quraysh tribe in Mecca who wanted Muhammad to compromise the Islamic religion.
"By the tender mercy of our God, the dawn from on high will break upon us to give light to those who sit in darkness and in the shadow of death, to guide our feet into the way of peace." (Luke 1:78-79)
“There is no saint without a past, no sinner without a future.”
This is nonsense. It completely ignores the historical context of this sura. It is addressed to the Quraysh tribe in Mecca who wanted Muhammad to compromise the Islamic religion.
This sura is consistent with the whole of the Koran - which was penned by early Arab Christians.
Don't let some fictitious islamic prophet and tradition tell you its origin or interpretation.
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It is wise to be ready,I may lose everythings at
any moment.
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May 28th, 2012, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Apple7
Sura 109
الكافرون
“Alkafirun”
“The Disbelieving People”
(Named in honor of the followers of the god “allah”)
Sura 109, again in keeping with the final chapters of the Koran, informs us of the truth regarding the Koranic “allah”. In this chapter the writer states, in no uncertain terms, that the worship of “allah” is not what he believes in. The writers’ God is entirely separate from that of his reading audience. The writers’ God is the Biblical God, Jesus Christ.
Summary:
109.1 Say: " O! You the disbelieving people." (Addresses the followers of the god “allah”)
109.2 " I do not worship that which you worship." (The writer distances himself from “allah”)
109.3 "And you are not worshippers to that which I worship." (The writers’ audience does not worship the same God)
109.4 "And I am not a worshipper to that which you worshipped." (Again, the writer distances himself from “allah”)
109.5 "And you are not worshippers to that which I worship." (Again, the writers’ audience does not worship the same God)
109.6 "For you, your religion, and to me, one who makes himself a servant of God." (The writer declares the difference between “allah” and the true Biblical God)
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Therefore speak I to them in parables: because they seeing see not; and hearing they hear not, neither do they understand.
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It is wise to be ready,I may lose everythings at
any moment.
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May 28th, 2012, 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Selaphiel
This is nonsense. It completely ignores the historical context of this sura. It is addressed to the Quraysh tribe in Mecca who wanted Muhammad to compromise the Islamic religion.
True, thank you.
Apple inverts the meanings of Quran by a schizophrenic mind.
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