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Christlike01:
You truly want to know the truth, right? Then go back and carefully read everything FxMasterz has been saying from the very beginning of this thread. This time, read to understand — not to raise blind arguments. That is the only way to save your soul.

Jesus came into this world to save you from losing your soul to Baal — a false religion that leads nowhere but hell, where your soul is said to be trapped in a green bird. The sooner you realise that no religion can take you to heaven, and that there are no seventy-two virgins there for sexual pleasure, the better it will be for your soul, Lukuman.

You see, I am not here to engage you in a needless debate. I am here to pray for you. The same Jesus who showed me the right path to the Heavenly Father and delivered me from the false religion of Baal — now called Islam — will also come to your aid. Trust me, you do not know what you are doing, Lukuleke mo’yan. I was once like you. I practised Islam for well over forty years, believe it or not.
Lukuluku69, seek the truth, and you shall be set free. It is not too late for you.

Lol, speaking of English, you need to fix the highlighted error, Lukuleke!

Ire o!

The usual empty drones.

Just shut it.

Kukutente23:
For this quranic verse to be true, you'll have to show us from Jewish history either from the bible or any other Jewish author that the children of Israel at any time referred to their God as Allah. If not this quranic verse is simply a lie. The names of God as known throughout Jewish history are
Jehovah
Elohim
Elshaddai
Adonai
Kindly show where the children of Israel ever called their God Allah

The primary Aramaic word for God is Elah (אלהּ) or Alaha (ܐܲܠܵܗܵܐ), which is closely related to the Hebrew Eloah and Arabic Allah. Used in the books of Daniel and Ezra, it refers to the "Awesome One" or the Supreme Being, commonly appearing as Alaha in Syriac/Assyrian traditions.


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Common Aramaic Names and Titles for God:
Alaha/Elaha (ܐܲܠܵܗܵܐ / אֱלָהָא): The standard, emphatic form meaning "The God".
Elah (אֱלָהּ): Used in Biblical Aramaic.
Elah Shemaya: God of Heaven (Ezra 7:23).
Elah Elahin: God of gods (Daniel 2:47).
Elah Avahati: God of my fathers (Daniel 2:23).



These terms are cognates to the Hebrew Elohim and are used to signify the one, supreme God in the Aramaic-speaking context of the ancient Near East and in the language spoken by Jesus.

Mark 15:34 (KJV) And at the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani? which is, being interpreted, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?

Matthew 27:46 (KJV) And about the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani? that is to say, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?

Use your tongue to count your teeth 😜

Lukuluku69:
The primary Aramaic word for God is Elah (אלהּ) or Alaha (ܐܲܠܵܗܵܐ), which is closely related to the Hebrew Eloah and Arabic Allah. Used in the books of Daniel and Ezra, it refers to the "Awesome One" or the Supreme Being, commonly appearing as Alaha in Syriac/Assyrian traditions.


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Common Aramaic Names and Titles for God:
Alaha/Elaha (ܐܲܠܵܗܵܐ / אֱלָהָא): The standard, emphatic form meaning "The God".
Elah (אֱלָהּ): Used in Biblical Aramaic.
Elah Shemaya: God of Heaven (Ezra 7:23).
Elah Elahin: God of gods (Daniel 2:47).
Elah Avahati: God of my fathers (Daniel 2:23).



These terms are cognates to the Hebrew Elohim and are used to signify the one, supreme God in the Aramaic-speaking context of the ancient Near East and in the language spoken by Jesus.

Mark 15:34 (KJV) And at the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani? which is, being interpreted, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?

Matthew 27:46 (KJV) And about the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani? that is to say, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?

Use your tongue to count your teeth 😜

So how did Eli/Eloi become Allah in your fraudulent book

Lukuluku69:
When your god was on the cross in what were his word? If you don't know or you have been brainwashed not to see it, please read >>>>>>

Matthew 27:46 (KJV) And about the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani? that is to say, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?

Mark 15:34 (KJV) And at the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani? which is, being interpreted, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?

Eli, Eli.....

Eloi, Eloi.....

Now, enter your room and vocalise those words of your god then compare it to Jehovah, Yahweh. Does it sounds same to you?

Read further >>>>>>>>>

Eloah (אֱלוֹהַּ) is an ancient Hebrew singular term for God, primarily used in poetic passages of the Old Testament, most notably appearing over 40 times in the Book of Job. It represents a singular, personal, and powerful deity, often distinguished from the more common plural formElohim.
Hebrew for Christians
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Key Details About Eloah:
Definition & Origin: It is a singular, masculine noun for "God" or "deity" derived from Northwest Semitic roots related to El and Elohim.
Context: While often used as a synonym for the one true God, it sometimes represents a more personal or, in some contexts, an archaic or poetic designation for deity.
Usage: It appears 57 times in the Hebrew Bible, with 41 instances occurring in the book of Job.
Differences: Unlike Elohim (plural)Eloah emphasizes the singular, individual nature of God.
Aramaic Equivalent: The related Aramaic formElahh, is frequently used in the books of Daniel and Ezra.


It is often used in combination with "El" (El Eloah) to emphasize God's strength and power.

Remember that Jesus spoke Aramaic, if indeed he was on that cross or whoever was on that cross would have used the word Elahh/Elaha

The primary Aramaic word for God is Elah (אלהּ) or Alaha (ܐܲܠܵܗܵܐ), which is closely related to the Hebrew Eloah and Arabic Allah. Used in the books of Daniel and Ezra, it refers to the "Awesome One" or the Supreme Being, commonly appearing as Alaha in Syriac/Assyrian traditions.
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Common Aramaic Names and Titles for God:
Alaha/Elaha (ܐܲܠܵܗܵܐ / אֱלָהָא): The standard, emphatic form meaning "The God".
Elah (אֱלָהּ): Used in Biblical Aramaic.
Elah Shemaya: God of Heaven (Ezra 7:23).

You're still yet to explain how Eloi/Eli/Eloah/Elah or even Alaha became Allah in your quranic verse.

Kukutente23:
You're still yet to explain how Eloi/Eli/Eloah/Elah or even Alaha became Allah in your quranic verse.

They obviously "copied it". The same way they transformed Jesus to "Isa" 👀. Mo was "big" on the business of transforming things.

Christlike01:
Thank you very much for all your efforts. May God reward you abundantly for it all.

Amen.

Thanks for your kind words brother. God will continue to help us shine the light on their paths. May the Lord open their eyes and give them.peace.

Lukuluku69:
The usual empty drones.

Just shut it.

But, he was telling you the truth. When would your eyes be opened, my friend?

FxMasterz:
But, he was telling you the truth. When would your eyes be opened, my friend?

What "Truth" can come out of a confused soul?

Truth? 😆 🤣

He mentioned Baal and we all know those who worshipped Baal and her still worshipping Baal.

Your Lords in Israel are the ones worshipping Baal, and your Uncle Epstein opened an account in Baal's name 😀

So, what "Truth" are you on about?

Lukuluku69:
What "Truth" can come out of a confused soul?

Truth? 😆 🤣

SMH.

May God have mercy on you and open your inner eyes.

FxMasterz:
SMH.

May God have mercy on you and open your inner eyes.

May Allah have mercy on your wandering soul too and open your eyes to the man worship you are presently into.

May He in His Mercy turn you from your straying ways from the Right Path.

Lukuluku69:
May Allah have mercy on your wandering soul too and open your eyes to the man worship you are presently into.

May He in His Mercy turn you from your straying ways from the Right Path.

You indeed worship Baal even though they deceived you into it. That's why I prayed that your eyes be opened. Refer to the attachments.

Now, let me ask you if Jesus is indeed a man,

1. He is the Spirit of Allah, Mohammed is not. No other prophet is.

2. He is the Word of Allah, Mohammed is not, and no other other prophet is.

3. He gave life to clay as Allah supposedly did. Mohammed couldn't. No other prophet could.

4. He is coming back again. Mohammed is dead and gone. All projects are. Why only Jesus is coming back again?

5. Jesus' mother would be honored in paradise just for bearing Jesus. Why? What's so special about Jesus? Does Mohammed not have a mother?

Why only Jesus?

So many clues even in your Quran. Your eyes just have to open.

FxMasterz:
You indeed worship Baal even though they deceived you into it. That's why I prayed that your eyes be opened. Refer to the attachments.

Now, let me ask you if Jesus is indeed a man,

1. He is the Spirit of Allah, Mohammed is not. No other prophet is.

2. He is the Word of Allah, Mohammed is not, and no other other prophet is.

3. He gave life to clay as Allah supposedly did. Mohammed couldn't. No other prophet could.

4. He is coming back again. Mohammed is dead and gone. All projects are. Why only Jesus is coming back again?

5. Jesus' mother would be honored in paradise just for bearing Jesus. Why? What's so special about Jesus? Does Mohammed not have a mother?

Why only Jesus?

So many clues even in your Quran. Your eyes just have to open.

1. Yes, the Quran calls Jesus a "spirit" from Allah and a "Word" from Him in Surah An-Nisa (4:171). Specifically, it refers to him as "a spirit proceeding from Him" (rūḥun minhu), confirming his miraculous creation, while also affirming he is a messenger, not a partner to Allah, nor divine.


Key Details About Jesus in the Quran:
"A Spirit from Him" (4:171): The Quran describes Jesus as a spirit that proceeded from God.
"Word" from Allah (3:45, 4:171): Jesus is called a "Word" (kalimah) from Allah because he was created by God’s command "Be" (Kun), without a father.
Context: These titles are often interpreted as a mark of special distinction rather than divinity. The same verse 4:171 stresses that Jesus is a messenger and expressly warns against viewing him as part of a Trinity or as a son of God.
Other References: The Quran also describes Allah strengthening Jesus with the "Holy Spirit"

2. He is a word from Allah owing to how he was created. Be! And he was. Same way with Adam. the Quran, the similitude between Adam and Jesus primarily highlights their miraculous creation by God's command ("Be," and he was) without a human father, emphasizing their humanity and servitude to God, not divinity. While Adam was created from dust without parents, Jesus was born of a virgin, making both unique creations of Allah.



Key Aspects of the Similitude (Quran 3:59):
Miraculous Creation: The Quran (3:59) states: "Indeed, the example of Jesus to Allah is like that of Adam. He created Him from dust; then He said to him, 'Be,' and he was".

3. Moses gave life to stick and turn it into a snake, does that make him God too?
4. He is coming back to let you lots know that you have erred all your spiritual life. He is coming to break the cross and kill the pig. In your Bible, did you read about the second coming of Elijah? Does that make him a God too? He is also coming back to die as all mortals are fated.
5. Read the Quran, Pharaoh wife is also destined for Paradise.


It is rather funny that a man worshipper is the one accusing others of worshipping Baal 😆

Your Jesus called on Eli/Eloi and not Jehovah or Yahweh when he needed help most. If you have any working cell in your medulla that should spark something but alas, blind, deaf and dumb, they return not.

FxMasterz:
You indeed worship Baal even though they deceived you into it. That's why I prayed that your eyes be opened. Refer to the attachments.

Now, let me ask you if Jesus is indeed a man,

Acts 2:22 (KJV) Ye men of Israel, hear these words; Jesus of Nazareth, a man approved of God among you by miracles and wonders and signs, which God did by him in the midst of you, as ye yourselves also know:

Second line. If you need translation, please let us know.

Lukuluku69:
Acts 2:22 (KJV) Ye men of Israel, hear these words; Jesus of Nazareth, a man approved of God among you by miracles and wonders and signs, which God did by him in the midst of you, as ye yourselves also know:

Second line. If you need translation, please let us know.

Lukuluku69:
1. Yes, the Quran calls Jesus a "spirit" from Allah and a "Word" from Him in Surah An-Nisa (4:171). Specifically, it refers to him as "a spirit proceeding from Him" (rūḥun minhu), confirming his miraculous creation, while also affirming he is a messenger, not a partner to Allah, nor divine.


Key Details About Jesus in the Quran:
"A Spirit from Him" (4:171): The Quran describes Jesus as a spirit that proceeded from God.
"Word" from Allah (3:45, 4:171): Jesus is called a "Word" (kalimah) from Allah because he was created by God’s command "Be" (Kun), without a father.
Context: These titles are often interpreted as a mark of special distinction rather than divinity. The same verse 4:171 stresses that Jesus is a messenger and expressly warns against viewing him as part of a Trinity or as a son of God.
Other References: The Quran also describes Allah strengthening Jesus with the "Holy Spirit"

2. He is a word from Allah owing to how he was created. Be! And he was. Same way with Adam. the Quran, the similitude between Adam and Jesus primarily highlights their miraculous creation by God's command ("Be," and he was) without a human father, emphasizing their humanity and servitude to God, not divinity. While Adam was created from dust without parents, Jesus was born of a virgin, making both unique creations of Allah.



Key Aspects of the Similitude (Quran 3:59):
Miraculous Creation: The Quran (3:59) states: "Indeed, the example of Jesus to Allah is like that of Adam. He created Him from dust; then He said to him, 'Be,' and he was".

3. Moses gave life to stick and turn it into a snake, does that make him God too?
4. He is coming back to let you lots know that you have erred all your spiritual life. He is coming to break the cross and kill the pig. In your Bible, did you read about the second coming of Elijah? Does that make him a God too? He is also coming back to die as all mortals are fated.
5. Read the Quran, Pharaoh wife is also destined for Paradise.


It is rather funny that a man worshipper is the one accusing others of worshipping Baal 😆

Your Jesus called on Eli/Eloi and not Jehovah or Yahweh when he needed help most. If you have any working cell in your medulla that should spark something but alas, blind, deaf and dumb, they return not.

Thanks for quoting the relevant verses from your bookk.

But, my friend, you didn't answer my question. I'll ask it again in bold below:

Here is what your Quran says about Jesus:

1. He is the Spirit of Allah, Mohammed is not. No other prophet is.

2. He is the Word of Allah, Mohammed is not, and no other other prophet is.

3. He gave life to clay as Allah supposedly did. Mohammed couldn't. No other prophet could.

4. He is coming back again. Mohammed is dead and gone. All projects are. Why only Jesus is coming back again?

5. Jesus' mother would be honored in paradise just for bearing Jesus. Why? What's so special about Jesus? Does Mohammed not have a mother?

Let me add a 6th.

6. He is also the One to judge the world even according to your Quran. Why not Mohamed?

My question again:

Why only Jesus?

Gabrielshow26, longest time brother.

I noticed you made a comment that was removed by the bots. This section is so censored that even stating something recorded about the prophet of Lukuluku69 and Antichristian in their books get you a ban. You don't even need to abuse him . I have invited you earlier I was banned. See the attached screenshot of what I wrote that got me banned.

May God deliver our Muslim friends and show them mercy.

Please reframe your comment and come again. I would like to hear your thoughts.