Abuz©la:

Helo evry1, im a newbie whats going on here?

Abu Zola:

Nuclearboy, it is not me o, that poster above me is impersonating me,

nuclearboy:

Wetin happen again? E be like Seun never know say na you gan-gan be NL O. Our number one "tourist attraction"!

toba:

Abuzola or Abuz©la which is real which is fake?

mazaje:

Abuzo la-la. . . . . . . . . .Pls come and give us some of your la-la. . . . .

alimat 2:

This person is fake,not Abuzola we all know,he just want to rubbish Abuzola

nuclearboy:

Don't worry, Zola. Its a sign of your super-stardom that they are copying you

Abu Zola:


ITS MY ENEMY

Abu Zola:

Yeah

I looked up that gospel some time in the past. It is similar to another one called The Gospel according to Islam. In the gospel of Barnabas Mohammed is mentioned by name as the admirable prophet to come after Christ with a message from God. It affirms the major Islamic ideas of Jesus as a servant of God rather than a son. There are many reasons to dismiss this gospel as a "fake" (where "fake" means a gospel that was not written at about the same time as the canonical ones, or one that was written by someone with a clear agenda.) For one thing, there is evidence suggesting that it was written after the 14th century, rather than the first century. One thing is the writing style. Another is its reference to nine heavens, with paradise as the 10th, an idea that was propounded by Dante only in the 14th century. The oldest copies of the gospel are written in Spanish and Italian, not Latin, Greek, Aramaic or Hebrew. Some moslems have latched on to this gospel to show that Jesus preached about Mohammed. Many scholars, including some Moslem ones, are of the view that the gospel should not be taken seriously.

MyJoe:

Mohammed is indeed mentioned by name in the Gospel of Barnabas. Here is a portion from Chapter 97.
"Then said the priest: "How shall the Messiah be called, and what sign shall reveal his coming?" Jesus answered: "The name of the Messiah is admirable, for God himself gave him the name when he had created his soul, and placed it in a celestial splendour. God said: "Wait Muhammad; for your sake I will to create paradise, the world, and a great multitude of creatures, whereof I make you a present, insomuch that whoever shall bless you shall be blessed, and whoever shall curse you shall be accursed. When I shall send you into the world I shall send you as my Messenger of salvation, and your word shall be true, insomuch that heaven and earth shall fail, but your faith shall never fail." Muhammad is his blessed name." Then the crowd lifted up their voices, saying: "O God send us your Messenger: O Muhammad, come quickly for the salvation of the world!"

But from its garbled comprehension of Islam to its dating, the gospel of Barnabas is so laughable that if it were a play it would be classified as a farce. I have not the strength to to into it now so I will just reproduce my post from another thread:

bilms:

why are u stressing urself to enlighten this people, ? they already know the truth, but deny willingly,

MyJoe:

But from its garbled comprehension of Islam to its dating, the gospel of Barnabas is so laughable that if it were a play it would be classified as a farce.

MyJoe: There are many reasons to dismiss this gospel as a "fake" (where "fake" means a gospel that was not written at about the same time as the canonical ones, or one that was written by someone with a clear agenda.)

MyJoe: For one thing, there is evidence suggesting that it was written after the 14th century, rather than the first century. One thing is the writing style. Another is its reference to nine heavens, with paradise as the 10th, an idea that was propounded by Dante only in the 14th century.

MyJoe: The oldest copies of the gospel are written in Spanish and Italian, not Latin, Greek, Aramaic or Hebrew. Some moslems have latched on to this gospel to show that Jesus preached about Mohammed. Many scholars, including some Moslem ones, are of the view that the gospel should not be taken seriously

afiq:

Muhammad was fake LOL Blind leading the blind LMAO

Nezan:

I just wonder why muslims are always desparately trying to justify their fake prophet from the Bible . . . . BTW, mohammed cannot justify his prophecy without forcing himself into the Bible he claimed was corrupt?