Chichigi1990:
Ok prove that a command=commandment=rule=order=edict.
Lol

mhmsadyq:


LOL!

I believe you know the religion of his father.
His father obviously wasn't a Muslim.

The bolded is what i want to know...
Pls. with reference to a credible source.
Thank you...

Kobojunkie:

Chichigi1990:
In life, context is everything

Kobojunkie:
Ok, So does this mean you refuse to agree even with scripture that the word command is synonymous with the word commandment?

Kobojunkie:
Ok, So does this mean you refuse to agree even with scripture that the word command is synonymous with the word commandment?

TenQ:

Since Abdullah as said by you is not a Muslim, he was an idolater according to the tradition of the Arabs at that time.

His name means servant of Allah because Allah was one of the several Deities worshipped by the Arabs at that time .

The Kaaba contain several idols and deities worshipped by the Arabs!

References:
Only if you object to any points above. You will provide your counter reference and I will provide my references.

Kobojunkie:
Ok, So does this mean you refuse to agree even with scripture that the word command is synonymous with the word commandment?

mhmsadyq:


Ok.
I know you will say the bolded that was why i said with credible source.

Where is you source that Allah was a deity among other deities of the Arabs?

Chichigi1990:
1.Its up to you to decide. God gave a command to Adam vs God gave alist of commandments to Moses.

2. If they are similar tgen you should substitute commandments for commands/order/edicts/rule


It becomes "the 10 rules" or "the 10 edicts" or "the 10 orders" instead of
THE 10 COMMANDMENTS.

6. But I will be very kind to people who love me and obey my commands. I will be kind to their families for thousands of generations.- Exodus 20 vs 6

But I will be very kind to people who love me and obey my commandments. I will be kind to their families for thousands of generations. - Exodus 20 vs 6

But I will be very kind to people who love me and obey my laws. I will be kind to their families for thousands of generations. - Exodus 20 vs 6

But I will be very kind to people who love me and obey my edicts. I will be kind to their families for thousands of generations. - Exodus 20 vs 6

But I will be very kind to people who love me and obey my rules. I will be kind to their families for thousands of generations. - Exodus 20 vs 6

But I will be very kind to people who love me and obey my orders. I will be kind to their families for thousands of generations. - Exodus 20 vs 6

Kobojunkie:
1. Why is it suddenly up to me to decide when you are the one who conveniently rejected it simple because of the use of the word "commanded" in Genesis 2 vs 16 - 17, insinuating there was a difference between the words command and the word commandment. I then showed you in an example from Leviticus 17 vs 1 - 4 where the same Lord is said to have commanded the people of Israel instead.

2. OK. Here goes ...

TenQ:

First tell me
1. The wrong Information I supplied
2. A reference to a counter information

Then I will oblige you with information from Islamic sources otherwise, use this time to reflect on the murder of a young girl in the name of the religion of peace in Sokoto state

Kobojunkie:
1. Why is it suddenly up to me to decide when you are the one who conveniently rejected it simple because of the use of the word "commanded" in Genesis 2 vs 16 - 17, insinuating there was a difference between the words command and the word commandment. I then showed you in an example from Leviticus 17 vs 1 - 4 where the same Lord is said to have commanded the people of Israel instead.

2. OK. Here goes ...

Chichigi1990:
But I will be very kind to people who love me and obey my commands. I will be kind to their families for thousands of generations.- Exodus 20 vs 6

In an attempt to win an arguement you commited a sin. Command is only used once but we understand the context. But nothing like order, edict , rule is used so overzelousness caused you to add and subtract from you bible.
CONTEXT

Chichigi1990:
If they are similar tgen you should substitute commandments for commands/order/edicts/rule
It becomes "the 10 rules" or "the 10 edicts" or "the 10 orders" instead of
THE 10 COMMANDMENTS.

Chichigi1990:
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Kobojunkie:
Was that statement not made by you?

And did I not show how easily any of the synonyms of the word commandment can be used to replace it even right there in Exodus 20 vs 6?

Kobojunkie:
Now that you know the meaning of the word contextual, can you then explain what is contextually incorrect in any of what I stated there?

Chichigi1990:
1. But you should never, under any condition distort scripture and you just did.

2. The sin is on your head now.Hold the L with honour.

mhmsadyq:


My question is clear enough, oga.

TenQ:

How Muslims relish lies and deception, only Allah knows.

My question is simple and direct enough for a lover of truth

Chichigi1990:
Command cant be used alone without commandment in exodus 20 6 it distorts the original meaning.

Chichigi1990:
Command cant be used alone without commandment in exodus 20 6 it distorts the original meaning.

Kobojunkie:
1. How exactly did i distort scripture in this case?

2. What particular sin do you claim is on my head? Can you be more specific about the details of this sin? Where is it written in scripture?

Kobojunkie:
1. Distorts the original meaning in what sense?

2. Given that the dictionary meaning of the word commandment directly relates it, by meaning, to the other words there, how is the original meaning distorted when a word with similar meaning is used in it's stead?

Chichigi1990:
In his letter to the Corinthians, Paul found it necessary to answer his critics: “We have renounced secret and shameful ways; we do not use deception, nor do we distort the word of God

I judge you with your own scripture. Paul is an apistate to me but to u hes a saint

Did you see order, rule, edict used out of context in exodus 20 6

Kobojunkie:
This statement does not make sense.

Chichigi1990:
It very well does. Exodus 20 6 was was making reference to commandments not commands.

Kobojunkie:
Again....1. Distorts the original meaning in what sense?

2. Given that the dictionary meaning of the word commandment directly relates it, by meaning, to the other words there, how is the original meaning distorted when a word with similar meaning is used in it's stead?

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What you have been attempting here is a semantic argument. So I'd appreciate it if you stayed focused .

Kobojunkie:
So, Exodus 20 vs 6 was making reference to commandments , not commands, how?

You have to explain what you mean by that to me cause I have no idea what that means.

Kobojunkie:
So, Exodus 20 vs 6 was making reference to commandments , not commands, how?

You have to explain what you mean by that to me cause I have no idea what that means.

Chichigi1990:
Define commandment in biblical context?

Can it be substituted with command, edict, rule , order and still mean the same thing out of proper context and with commandment being used ?