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Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by AntiChristian(op): 2:12pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiisIam:
AGAIN
Allah who holds the highest office ever is referring to Himself!
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by AntiChristian(op): 2:13pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiisIam:
Qasim6 AntiChristian who else again?
Chai!

Arabic Grammar has it before English!

Please use your IQ on nairaland!
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by AntiisIam(m): 2:14pm On Nov 14, 2024
Qasim6:
Why are you slow like this?
But u be Omo Yoruba now

Yoruba language have something similar, we used plural of respect for elders and people that are older than us. Was that introduced in the 12th century?

Just because it was introduced into English or whatever language in the 12th century does that mean that was the first time it's used in human history?
Royal WE has to do with group of people from the below picture attached. The question is WHO ARE THE PARTNERS OF allah IN QURAN 10:94

AntiisIam:
Quran 10:94

And if thou (Muhammad) art in doubt concerning that which We reveal unto thee, then question those who read the Scripture (that was)....


If Islam is strictly monotheist, who are the WE there, who are the partners of allah in Quran 10:94?
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by AntiisIam(m): 2:16pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiChristian:
Chai!

Arabic Grammar has it before English!

Please use your IQ on nairaland!
You are avoiding my question slave


If Islam is strictly monotheist, who are the WE there, who are the partners of allah in Quran 10:94?
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by Kukutente23: 2:22pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiChristian:
grin

You are the only one seeing it through the Holy Spirit eye!
But Allah has spirit in quran now so what is the wrong thing in Holy spirit for an Islamist?
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by AntiisIam(m): 2:22pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiChristian:
Chai!

Arabic Grammar has it before English!

Please use your IQ on nairaland!
But this is Royal WE written in English and not in Arabic grammar, hope you aren't dunce to this extent identifying the two
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by AntiisIam(m): 2:35pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiisIam:
Royal WE has to do with group of people from the below picture attached. The question is WHO ARE THE PARTNERS OF allah IN QURAN 10:94
AntiChristian o ti jakpa abi grin

Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by Kukutente23: 2:47pm On Nov 14, 2024
DeepSight:
I have given you scripture. Try not to be the usual religionist who is content to ignore his scripture in favour of his dogma.

PS: Three entities making an appearance says nothing to suggest that Jesus is God, or even that God is triune.
So is God the three entities or just one out of the three is God?

The scripture you have given me does not negate the Trinity. Philipians 2 reads thus:

Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus, 6who, being in the form of God, did not consider it robbery to be equal with God, 7but made Himself of no reputation, taking the form of a bondservant, and coming in the likeness of men. 8And being found in appearance as a man, He humbled Himself and became obedient to the point of death, even the death of the cross. 9Therefore God also has highly exalted Him and given Him the name which is above every name, 10that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth, 11and that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.
I hope you can see from Paul's narration that Jesus WAS a form of God. And afterwards, became equal with after God highly exalted Him and gave Him a name at which every knee in heaven, earth and under the earth must bow to.
Note verse 8 says he was found in appearance as a man. If he took on the apeearance of a man, the question is, what was He before he took on the appearance? Both the Bible and the Quran agree here that he was God's inspiration or Word or Spirit
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by Kukutente23: 2:50pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiChristian:
Chai!

Arabic Grammar has it before English!

Please use your IQ on nairaland!
Can you show an example from pre-Islamic Arab where royal WE was used and which King used it especially from Muhammad's Qurays tribe?

You see, this is the confusion you guys live with in your dogmatic and blind religion. In the other thread, you were pointing out to me that there was no form of government in Mecca before Islam. Here you are referring to royal WE. How can Arabic language have a royal WE when it had no royalty?
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by RightChannel: 2:57pm On Nov 14, 2024
You again, what is the name of the king that used Royal We in pre-islamic Arabia period?

AntiChristian:
Chai!

Arabic Grammar has it before English!

Please use your IQ on nairaland!
You are wallowing in darkness religion!
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by Kukutente23: 2:58pm On Nov 14, 2024
DeepSight:
Plural of royalty or majestic plural.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_we
You believe that nonsense? I'm surprised! Plural of royalty is a concept that exists in a society that have royal families like France, England, Yorubaland etc. Royal We never existed in places like Sparta and Old Greece and Igboland which had an egalitarian society. What existed there was "We the people".
Now, Arabia especially Mecca and Southern Arabia at the time of Muhammad and before him did not have any royalty. The tribes were ruled by elders and noblemen just as we have in old Greece and Igboland and Sparta. So how could they have had royal We in their language when they did not have royalty? Can you furnish me with any pre-Islamic Arab king who used royal We?
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by Kukutente23: 3:02pm On Nov 14, 2024
Qasim6:
Why are you slow like this?
But u be Omo Yoruba now

Yoruba language have something similar, we use plural of respect for elders and people that are older than us. Was that introduced in the 12th century?

Just because it was introduced into English or whatever language in the 12th century does that mean that was the first time it's used in human history?
Royal We is different from the Yoruba use of They or plural You for Elders as a symbol of respect. You are simply ignorant. An Elder in Yoruba cannot use the yoruba We to refer to himself in the first person. Royal We implies referring to oneself in the first person plural. The Yoruba use of plural for adults occurs in the 2nd person or third person plural pronouns not the first plural
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by Kukutente23: 3:07pm On Nov 14, 2024
RightChannel and Antiislam

I guess we will patiently wait for Deepsight, Antichristian and Qasim6 to come forward with an example of royal We used for a King in Mecca or Muhammad's Quraysh tribe in pre-Islamic Arabia. I hope we won't have to wait for long....
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by IslamVIRGINS(f): 3:12pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiChristian:
Allah who holds the highest office ever is referring to Himself!
Hmm hmmmm so allah get office in aljanah where you will be fcking your virgins like Baltasar EBANG Engonga fcking babes in his office!
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by AntiChristian(op): 3:21pm On Nov 14, 2024
Kukutente23:
RightChannel and Antiislam

I guess we will patiently wait for Deepsight, Antichristian and Qasim6 to come forward with an example of royal We used for a King in Mecca or Muhammad's Quraysh tribe in pre-Islamic Arabia. I hope we won't have to wait for long....
That's your wahala to look for! Arabic and the Qur'an precedes English language!

Those well versed in the language understands it!
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by AntiChristian(op): 3:23pm On Nov 14, 2024
RightChannel:
You again, what is the name of the king that used Royal We in pre-islamic Arabia period?

You are wallowing in darkness religion!
The Qur'an became the Book of grammar for the Arabs.

The Grammatical usage became known as royal We in English later!

You are the one wallowing in hell from earth!
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by AntiChristian(op): 3:26pm On Nov 14, 2024
Kukutente23:
Can you show an example from pre-Islamic Arab where royal WE was used and which King used it especially from Muhammad's Qurays tribe?

You see, this is the confusion you guys live with in your dogmatic and blind religion. In the other thread, you were pointing out to me that there was no form of government in Mecca before Islam. Here you are referring to royal WE. How can Arabic language have a royal WE when it had no royalty?
Where will you see that when the Qur'an is the first document in Islam?
Don't type thrash before thinking!
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by AntiChristian(op): 3:34pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiisIam:
But this is Royal WE written in English and not in Arabic grammar, hope you aren't dunce to this extent identifying the two
That what it is called in English which you understand!

It is just a literary device of respect among the Arabs!
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by AntiChristian(op): 3:35pm On Nov 14, 2024
Kukutente23:
But Allah has spirit in quran now so what is the wrong thing in Holy spirit for an Islamist?
Show us the verse that states that Allah has (Possesses) spirit!
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by AntiChristian(op): 3:36pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiisIam:
You are avoiding my question slave


If Islam is strictly monotheist, who are the WE there, who are the partners of allah in Quran 10:94?
Allah is the We!

He said he is one not three!
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by Kukutente23: 3:59pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiChristian:
That's your wahala to look for! Arabic and the Qur'an precedes English language!

Those well versed in the language understands it!
Since Arabic and the Quran precedes English, why are you now using English to explain language in Arabic? Should it not be the other way round.

You don't need to introduce taqiyya. It is not in your quran or hadith that Allah's "We" is royal we. It is a figment of the imagination of latter day apologists and they have nothing to bac the obnoxious claim up just as you do not as well. Tell those versed in the language to help you with an example of royal "We" in Arabic usage in pre-Islamic Arabia
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by Kukutente23: 4:02pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiChristian:
Where will you see that when the Qur'an is the first document in Islam?
Don't type thrash before thinking!
Quran may be the first document in Islam but Arabia, religion and even the language precedes Islam. Use your brain. ALmost all the practices of your religion existed in Mecca and surrounding locations before Islam. So don't make it look like Islam brought anything new.

Since you searched the internet for more than 10mins along with your friends and none of you could bring an example of the use of royal WE in pre-Islamic Arabi even when the Northern peninsula had Kings before Islam, and the Quraysh tribe had no king so could not have had any royal "We", it is right to conclude that YOU SIMPLY DO NOT KNOW.

Next person pls
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by Kukutente23: 4:06pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiChristian:
The Qur'an became the Book of grammar for the Arabs.

The Grammatical usage became known as royal We in English later!

You are the one wallowing in hell from earth!
Taqqiyya grin grin grin So quran is now brigher grammar with Allah as the teacher grin grin How can quran become the book of grammar for Arabs when Arabic language existed before quran and was heavily influenced by other semitic languages

So Arab influenced English culture and language as well. What period was that and who were the influencers?

Islamist and taqiyya. They breath and live lies
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by Qasim6(m): 4:07pm On Nov 14, 2024
Kukutente23:
Royal We is different from the Yoruba use of They or plural You for Elders as a symbol of respect. You are simply ignorant. An Elder in Yoruba cannot use the yoruba We to refer to himself in the first person. Royal We implies referring to oneself in the first person plural. The Yoruba use of plural for adults occurs in the 2nd person or third person plural pronouns not the first plural
I am not saying it is the same as Yoruba plural of respect. I said something similar, I was only pointing out how languages can differ.

Majestic plural is not something just peculiar with Arabic, but something in Semitic languages. Why do you think the word Elohim is not translated as Gods?
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by RightChannel: 4:17pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiChristian:
The Qur'an became the Book of grammar for the Arabs.

The Grammatical usage became known as royal We in English later!

You are the one wallowing in hell from earth!
Who ask for grammatical book of Arab?

What is the name of the king that used Royal We in pre-islamic Arabia period? Is the question I needed answer from you!
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by Kukutente23: 4:19pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiChristian:
Show us the verse that states that Allah has (Possesses) spirit!
So when I have fashioned him and had a spirit of My Own ˹creation˺ breathed into him, fall down in prostration to him.”
˹through which˺ the angels and the ˹holy˺ spirit will ascend to Him on a Day fifty thousand years in length.
You will never find a people who ˹truly˺ believe in Allah and the Last Day loyal to those who defy Allah and His Messenger, even if they were their parents, children, siblings, or extended family. For those ˹believers˺, Allah has instilled faith in their hearts and strengthened them with a spirit from Him. He will admit them into Gardens under which rivers flow, to stay there forever. Allah is pleased with them and they are pleased with Him. They are the party of Allah. Indeed, Allah’s party is bound to succeed.
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by RightChannel: 4:19pm On Nov 14, 2024
AntiChristian:
That's your wahala to look for! Arabic and the Qur'an precedes English language!

Those well versed in the language understands it!
Who was the king in Pre-Islamic arabic period that used Royal We?
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by RightChannel: 4:22pm On Nov 14, 2024
Kukutente23:
Taqqiyya grin grin grin So quran is now brigher grammar with Allah as the teacher grin grin How can quran become the book of grammar for Arabs when Arabic language existed before quran and was heavily influenced by other semitic languages

So Arab influenced English culture and language as well. What period was that and who were the influencers?

Islamist and taqiyya. They breath and live lies
He just like to be shooting himself in the foot!
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by RightChannel: 4:25pm On Nov 14, 2024
Did you think the way you reason is the Same way others think right? The question was based on pre-islamic Arabic period, your brain should think far that Quran was not in existence at this time before categorizing Quran as book of grammar. You are very shallow in thinking!

AntiChristian:
The Qur'an became the Book of grammar for the Arabs.

The Grammatical usage became known as royal We in English later!

You are the one wallowing in hell from earth!
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by Kukutente23: 4:25pm On Nov 14, 2024
Qasim6:
I am not saying it is the same as Yoruba plural of respect. I said something similar, I was only pointing out how languages can differ.

Majestic plural is not something just peculiar with Arabic, but something in Semitic languages. Why do you think the word Elohim is not translated as Gods?
It is not similar. Kings in Europe who normalised the use of royal We believed they were an embodiment of the state and thus symbol of sovereignity. That is why Louis XIV famously said "L'etat moi" meaning "I am the state". It is different from Yoruba who use it to refer to respect based on age.
Majestic plural does not exist AT ALL in Arabic or Semitic languages. It is easy to see in that in the Bible for example, Over twenty Kings were recorded and none ever used "We" to refer to himself. Same with Egyptian Kings which is one of the oldest civilisation. No record of royal We in usage there. As Antiislam pointed out, the royal We is mostly used in Europe.
Elohim is plural for God. Eloha is the singular. The usage in the Bible is to differentiate God from other gods especially canaanite gods which are also referred to as Eloha. it is from Eloha that Ilah came out and then Allah. Elohim was just a truncated way of saying Lord of gods or Lord God. So you missed it totally.

Till now, none of you can give an example of royal We usage in pre-Islamic Arabia so you need to give another explanation for Allah's use of We to refer to himself that is based on fact and fidelity. This one no fly

Next!!
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by RightChannel: 4:28pm On Nov 14, 2024
Kukutente23:
It is not similar. Kings in Europe who normalised the use of royal We believed they were an embodiment of the state and thus symbol of sovereignity. That is why Louis XIV famously said "L'etat moi" meaning "I am the state". It is different from Yoruba who use it to refer to respect based on age.
Majestic plural does not exist AT ALL in Arabic or Semitic languages. It is easy to see in that in the Bible for example, Over twenty Kings were recorded and none ever used "We" to refer to himself. Same with Egyptian Kings which is one of the oldest civilisation. No record of royal We in usage there. As Antiislam pointed out, the royal We is mostly used in Europe.
Elohim is plural for God. Eloha is the singular. The usage in the Bible is to differentiate God from other gods especially canaanite gods which are also referred to as Eloha. it is from Eloha that Ilah came out and then Allah. Elohim was just a truncated way of saying Lord of gods or Lord God. So you missed it totally.

Till now, none of you can give an example of royal We usage in pre-Islamic Arabia so you need to give another explanation for Allah's use of We to refer to himself that is based on fact and fidelity. This one no fly

Next!!
Kudos Bro, more anointing!
Re: Where Is The Father, Son And Spirit Coequal And Coeternal In The Bible? by Qasim6(m): 4:51pm On Nov 14, 2024
Kukutente23:
It is not similar. Kings in Europe who normalised the use of royal We believed they were an embodiment of the state and thus symbol of sovereignity. That is why Louis XIV famously said "L'etat moi" meaning "I am the state". It is different from Yoruba who use it to refer to respect based on age.
Majestic plural does not exist AT ALL in Arabic or Semitic languages. It is easy to see in that in the Bible for example, Over twenty Kings were recorded and none ever used "We" to refer to himself. Same with Egyptian Kings which is one of the oldest civilisation. No record of royal We in usage there. As Antiislam pointed out, the royal We is mostly used in Europe.
Elohim is plural for God. Eloha is the singular. The usage in the Bible is to differentiate God from other gods especially canaanite gods which are also referred to as Eloha. it is from Eloha that Ilah came out and then Allah. Elohim was just a truncated way of saying Lord of gods or Lord God. So you missed it totally.

Till now, none of you can give an example of royal We usage in pre-Islamic Arabia so you need to give another explanation for Allah's use of We to refer to himself that is based on fact and fidelity. This one no fly

Next!!
So why was Elohim used for Moses in Exodus 7:1?
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