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Matinox:The highlight in yellow sums it up. Faith is willing to TRUST God even when situations become unpleasant and unpalatable! Believers should grow in their Faith and Purity while making choices at the level of their faith. Shalom! |
Explore2xmore:I am asking you questions based on your logic of completeness of conversation. Have you ever in your life seen this kind of complete report of a case A. Statement 1: We have come for judgement because one of us wronged the other B. Statement 2: One of them said the other forcefully took his only Ewe when he had 100 of his own C: Statement 3: The judge makes a Decision of who was Guilty without at least solving the problem for the poor man D. Repentance to Allah The judge Repented and was forgiven for making a one sided Judgement and Case Closed This case was completed in mere three sentences: it would probably will the Guinness record as the fastest decided case in the world Does this make sense my brother as a complete narrative of what transpired.? If it makes sense, you should be able answer the following questions as you will note that Allah never said that the rich man wasn't allowed to speak in defence of himself 1. Did David now asked the rich man to tell his own side of the story after his repentance? 2. What then was the aftermath of the litigation? 3. What happened to the Ewe in question: did David divide it into two? 4. Please justify how the poor man was wrong and the rich man is right in this case? If you can answer these questions, every other questions are answered. This is the kind of problem encountered when a narrative is incomplete and yet comprehension is supposed to be derived from such incomplete narrative. |
Matinox:You are misunderstanding me. I accept the will and command of God 100%. If God directly told me to jump down from a 100 storey building, I will do it. However, has God Commanded me so? No! You Matinox can do what you have asked because you are convinced it is God's will and you have the necessary faith to pull it through. However, you cannot make such rules for others because they are not you. As believers, we hear God differently! As believers, we have different levels of faith! As believers, we hear God differently! Are we all 100% sure of God's voice when He speaks to us? If the person you ask to exercise faith is not 100% sure the voice is hearing is that of God: have you not set him up for regret? Let everyone relate to God at the level of their Faith. Rom 12:6: "Having then gifts differing according to the grace that is given to us, whether prophecy, let us prophesy according to the proportion of faith;" Thou shalt not tempt the Lord your God. |
Matinox:I believe in miracles and God still does Miracles in our time BUT 1. How are you sure that the AS couple you are advising have the necessary Faith to actualize their miracle? 2. What if God decides to use the AS couple you are advising as part of the Cloud of Witness (who despite their faith do not receive but is accounted to them as righteousness)? Heb 11:13: "These all died in faith, not having received the promises, but having seen them afar off, and were persuaded of them, and embraced them, and confessed that they were strangers and pilgrims on the earth." Will you fast and pray with them? Will you be there to support them financially and medically? 3. Do you have the gift of healing with proven record and experience of healing SS anemia patients? You may be able to have such kinds of faith for YOURSELF but don't make it a general rule for other believers. This is the lesson here: God Heals, God Recreates and God Restores but no one has the power to Direct God, His time or Purpose. |
gaskiyamagana:Doesn't it dawn on you that If what Christians believe is satanic, then Allah would be that satan!? 1. Allah knew that Jesus had faithful followers and mother and siblings who follow him with their lives 2. It is understandable if Allah decieved the Jews and Romans that he had replaced the true Jesus with a fake one on the cross. Why do you think Allah decieved Mary the mother of Jesus, the Apostles of Jesus and all the Disciples of Jesus? 3. Allah then waited for 630 years to reveal the Qur'an which clearly refutes and corrects the deception of the Christian with only one VERSE which till today Muslims have manufactured several conjecture as it explains nothing. Sorry sir, I am just flowing with your argument. |
AntiChristian:Really!? Qur'an 25:5 And they say: "Tales of the ancients, which he has caused to be written: and they are dictated before him morning and evening." Read Qur'an 10:61 |
Explore2xmore:I am not playing dumb o! I am asking you questions based on your logic of completeness of conversation. Have you ever in your life seen this kind of complete report of a case A. Statement 1: We have come for judgement because one of us wronged the other B. Statement 2: One of them said the other forcefully took his only Ewe when he had 100 of his own C: Statement 3: The judge makes a Decision of who was Guilty without at least solving the problem for the poor man D. Repentance to Allah The judge Repented and was forgiven for making a one sided Judgement and Case Closed This case was completed in mere three sentences: it would probably will the Guinness record as the fastest decided case in the world Does this make sense my brother as a complete narrative of what transpired.? If it makes sense, you should be able answer the following questions as you will note that Allah never said that the rich man wasn't allowed to speak in defence of himself 1. Did David now asked the rich man to tell his own side of the story after his repentance? 2. What then was the aftermath of the litigation? 3. What happened to the Ewe in question: did David divide it into two? 4. Please justify how the poor man was wrong and the rich man is right in this case? If you can answer these questions, every other questions are answered. This is the kind of problem encountered when a narrative is incomplete and yet comprehension is supposed to be derived from such incomplete narrative. |
gaskiyamagana:Thank you Sir. Unfortunately, you performed even far worse than all of them combined as your response has ZERO bearing to the solution nor understanding of Qur'an 33:20-27. Do you also vehemently reject the exegesis of Al-Tabari one of your scholars as neither Allah nor Mohammed explained this verse. What then is your superior explanation for the text? Waiting humbly and patiently! Okay, let's assume that Allah was detailed and narrated all the ordeal between the two litigants, can you answer the following questions 1. Did David now asked the rich man to tell his own side of the story after his repentance? 2. What then was the aftermath of the litigation? 3. What happened to the Ewe in question: did David divide it into two? 4. Please justify how the poor man was wrong and the rich man is right in this case? |
Explore2xmore: Explore2xmore:Who told you that the other person did not say his own side of the query? Don't you Muslims insist that the Qur'an is not a storybook? Okay, let's assume that Allah was detailed and narrated all the ordeal between the two litigants, can you answer the following questions 1. Did David now asked the rich man to tell his own side of the story after his repentance? 2. What then was the aftermath of the litigation? 3. What happened to the Ewe in question: did David divide it into two? 4. Please justify how the poor man was wrong and the rich man is right in this case? If you feel that the story was complete, does it make sense to you? Did David dismiss them without making a final judgment upon the case? If you can't answer these questions, then you will agree with reason that the narrative have holes in it and your conclusion that the rich man said NOTHING is impossible! |
Explore2xmore:You probably chose not to see because they were highlighted at least TWICE in Yellow in my so-calling lengthy post as you claimed. Lenthy because the question you accused me of not answering was answered TWO different times. Check again |
Qasim6:The Quran is a comedy of errors of disjointed stories of the ancients How did the story of the Dhu al-Qarnayn enter the Quran (Quran 18:83–101)? How did the legend of the Seven Sleepers enter the Quran(Quran 18:10–16)? How did the children bedtime story of Solomons flying carpet and stick and magic ring enter the quran? Women having reproductive fluid is a guidance? The list is endless my dear! Qasim6:How is the verses a guide to turn in repentance? What was the error of David in Judging the case (You haven't told me how the poor man was the guilty one of the two)? Qasim6:The term Pharaoh is adopted as an epithet of respect for of the Kings of Egypt and not the name of a particular king. The term "Pharaoh" originally referred to the palace or the royal residence in ancient Egypt, but over time it became used as a title for the ruler of Egypt. No one knows for sure the exact name of the king of Egypt at that time, however the following kings are postulated to be the Pharaoh Sesostris II (1894-1878 BCE) or Pharaoh Yakbim Sekhaenre (1805-1780 BC) Moses wrote the Torah and thus used the terms familiar to the readers the terms Pharaoh in describing ALL kings of Egypt. What do you have to say to this Quran 12:20 And they sold him for a reduced price - a few dirhams - and they were, concerning him, of those content with little. You may wish to show how Dirhams were spent in Egypt as money during the time of Joseph Note: This is Allah himself speaking and not Mohammed. Qasim6:I have explained this as a generic term of respect and address of the kings of Egypt was adopted by Moses who lived in the Palace of his Pharaoh. But the Quran makes SEVERAL obvious historical errors 1. Show any historical evidence that Ezra is the son of God according to the Jews? 2. Did Jesus Die on the Cross according to history? 3. Where on the earth is the Massive wall of iron in Quran 18:96-97 4. Where is the barrier holding the Gog and Magog in archaeology in Quran 21:96 5. Show that crucifixions happened at the time of Moses (approximately 1500 BCE) as well as Joseph (approximately 2000 BCE) Quran 21:71 and Quran 12:41 6. Show how the Samaritans existed at the time of Moses Quran 20:85 and Quran 20:95 7. How come Allah was supposed to preserve the body of ONE pharaoh but we find several mummified Pharaohs preserved in their tombs Quran 10:92 8. As of the time of Moses, not one single children of Israel was king Quran 5:20 9. John (Yahaya) was a common name in the time of Jesus. Even some of Jesus disciples were named John contrary to Quran 19:7 10. Show a single non islamic source that says Abraham and Ismael built the Kaaba Quran 2:125-127 I challenge you to prove me wrong on any one above of your choice. You will agree with me that this level of errors is not befitting the Creator of the Universe. |
Explore2xmore:Because you avoided so many posts from me. Repost Part ONE Here below was what I posted Unfortunately unlike you Muslims, we don't belive in the Destiny of Allah as Allah has destined David to both be wise and foolish at the same time. David was a man after God's heart and he did everything God asked him to do except that he also did what he was not sent to by God like Adultery and Murder against Uriah the Hittite. I am sure you know that God doesn't tell David EVERYTHING to do like when to sleep with his wives or go to the toilet or when to worship or when to read the scriptures. Unfortunately, If you check your Quran, you will notice that the verse on Allah bestowing wisdom and sagacity of judgement immediately preceeded his perceived stupidity. This is an apparent contradiction which is inexcusable. Secondly, You will note that Allah was telling a story that was already in existence Qur'an 38:21 AND YET, has the story of the litigants come within thy ken - [the story of the two] who surmounted the walls of the sanctuary [in which David prayed] Allah was asking if you Muslims have heard of this story.. Please, I ask you: From who would you Muslims hear the story if not from Jews and Christians? See your response below Is there any correlation? I challenge you to bring out the place where you asked me this question and I refused to answer it! I am not like you Muslims who evade questions because of fear of exposure. First show me that only one person of the two spoke to David Qur'an 38:22 As they came upon David, and he shrank back in fear from them, they said: “Fear not!( We are but) two litigants. One of us has wronged the other: so judge thou between us with justice, and deviate not from what is right, and show (both of) us the way to rectitude Of course simple English tells us that one person spoke this sentence “This brother of mine has ninety-nine ewes, and I have one ewe, and he said, ‘Entrust it to me,’ and he pressured me with words.” The problem now is that you claim that David erred in judging the rich man because he did not hear his own side of the story. 1. It didn't dawn on you that as you Muslims usually claim that "the Qur'an is not a storybook" that Allah or is it Mohammed summarised the story. If not, can you tell us what finally happened to the ewe in question? Is it that David just dismissed them after he repented to Allah for his rashness in judgment? 2. Till now, you have not explained how the rich man is vindicated in this matter. Please justify how the poor man was wrong and the rich man is right in this case? Waiting endlessly as usual with response which would not correlate with the questions. By the way, How did the poor man convince the rich man to climb the fence with him to seek redress with the king Part TWO: I wonder if it is jot English comprehension that is disturbing you in your quest to make a single point of value interpret 1 Corinthians 1:20 and 1 Corinthians 3:19 I have done justice to your question but again Of course simple English tells us that one person spoke this sentence “This brother of mine has ninety-nine ewes, and I have one ewe, and he said, ‘Entrust it to me,’ and he pressured me with words.” It didn't dawn on you that as you Muslims usually claim that "the Qur'an is not a storybook" that Allah or is it Mohammed summarised the story . If not, can you tell us what finally happened to the ewe in question? Is this an exact replica of what happened between the litigant and David? If it is, 1. Did David now asked the rich man to tell his own side of the story after his repentance? 2. What then was the aftermath of the litigation? 3. What happened to the Ewe in question: did David divide it into two? Above for your response By the way, How did the poor man convince the rich man to climb the fence with him to seek redress with the king Will you now respond to each of the questions I posted in the two quotes? |
Explore2xmore:Because you avoided so many posts from me. TenQ:Have you now seen it? Again check here: TenQ:Will you now respond to each of the questions I posted in the two quotes? |
Explore2xmore:If you had checked, you'd have seen this TenQ:And note that you were the one avoiding a response Followed by TenQ: |
Explore2xmore:Treated from both Joseph and Mary. Joseph as his foster father John 6:42: "And they said, Is not this Jesus, the son of Joseph, whose father and mother we know? how is it then that he said, I came down from heaven?" Matt 1:1-17 And Mary as biological Mother (Mary's Father) Luke 2:23-38 But this is not even the theme of the discussion : see how you conveniently avoided my questions. Back to the theme of discussion It didn't dawn on you that as you Muslims usually claim that "the Qur'an is not a storybook" that Allah or is it Mohammed summarised the story . If not, can you tell us what finally happened to the ewe in question? Is this an exact replica of what happened between the litigant and David? If it is, 1. Did David now asked the rich man to tell his own side of the story after his repentance? 2. What then was the aftermath of the litigation? 3. What happened to the Ewe in question: did David divide it into two? Above for your response By the way, How did the poor man convince the rich man to climb the fence with him to seek redress with the king |
22jumpstreet1:Hold on to your delusion and whatever you feel like holding. If you can undo the fact that you disobey God's instruction to love the Lord your God and your neighbour in purity: please hold your peace! All human beings are sinners therefore only the one above sin can die as a scapegoat for us all. This is fulfilled in the Messiah. Isa 53:10: "Yet it pleased the LORD to bruise him; he has put him to grief: when you shall make his soul an offering for sin, he shall see his seed, he shall prolong his days, and the pleasure of the LORD shall prosper in his hand." Of course, you don't need to accept this. I am done with you sir! |
22jumpstreet1:So, God gave a command which did NOT come to pass because you blocked it by your own will. And you think it can be undone!? It is on record that God gave a command that FAILED on your account. How do you unwrite that which is already written? 22jumpstreet1:Of course you don't read the Torah else you would have known This is the beginning of the instruction Lev 16:1-2: "And the LORD spoke to Moses after the death of the two sons of Aaron, when they offered before the LORD, and died; And the LORD said to Moses, Speak to Aaron your brother, that he come not at all times into the holy place within the veil before the mercy seat, which is on the ark; that he die not: for I will appear in the cloud on the mercy seat." 22jumpstreet1:Can God's spirit given to man die or be annihilated? If God is a Holy God, how can one join His spirit with that which was polluted with sin and Wickedness! |
AntiChristian:So will you be kind enough to tell us of the three daughters of Allah whose intercession is desired? We are waiting! |
AntiChristian:You never hear of the three daughters of Allah whose intercession is desired. It was abrogated by Mohammed himself! Tell me you're hearing of this for the first time!? |
AntiChristian:But Before it was abrogated, Shaitans words were part of the Qur'an. The only problem is that you Muslims don't know if he has many more verses undetected in the Qur'an |
Explore2xmore:I wonder if it is jot English comprehension that is disturbing you in your quest to make a single point of value interpret 1 Corinthians 1:20 and 1 Corinthians 3:19 I have done justice to your question but again Of course simple English tells us that one person spoke this sentence “This brother of mine has ninety-nine ewes, and I have one ewe, and he said, ‘Entrust it to me,’ and he pressured me with words.” It didn't dawn on you that as you Muslims usually claim that "the Qur'an is not a storybook" that Allah or is it Mohammed summarised the story . If not, can you tell us what finally happened to the ewe in question? Is this an exact replica of what happened between the litigant and David? If it is, 1. Did David now asked the rich man to tell his own side of the story after his repentance? 2. What then was the aftermath of the litigation? 3. What happened to the Ewe in question: did David divide it into two? Above for your response By the way, How did the poor man convince the rich man to climb the fence with him to seek redress with the king |
Explore2xmore:Both Arabs and Jews trace lineages from the father blood line. |
Here below was what I posted Unfortunately unlike you Muslims, we don't belive in the Destiny of Allah as Allah has destined David to both be wise and foolish at the same time. David was a man after God's heart and he did everything God asked him to do except that he also did what he was not sent to by God like Adultery and Murder against Uriah the Hittite. I am sure you know that God doesn't tell David EVERYTHING to do like when to sleep with his wives or go to the toilet or when to worship or when to read the scriptures. Unfortunately, If you check your Quran, you will notice that the verse on Allah bestowing wisdom and sagacity of judgement immediately preceeded his perceived stupidity. This is an apparent contradiction which is inexcusable. Secondly, You will note that Allah was telling a story that was already in existence Qur'an 38:21 AND YET, has the story of the litigants come within thy ken - [the story of the two] who surmounted the walls of the sanctuary [in which David prayed] Allah was asking if you Muslims have heard of this story.. Please, I ask you: From who would you Muslims hear the story if not from Jews and Christians? See your response below Is there any correlation? Explore2xmore:I challenge you to bring out the place where you asked me this question and I refused to answer it! I am not like you Muslims who evade questions because of fear of exposure. First show me that only one person of the two spoke to David Qur'an 38:22 As they came upon David, and he shrank back in fear from them, they said: “Fear not!( We are but) two litigants. One of us has wronged the other: so judge thou between us with justice, and deviate not from what is right, and show (both of) us the way to rectitude Of course simple English tells us that one person spoke this sentence “This brother of mine has ninety-nine ewes, and I have one ewe, and he said, ‘Entrust it to me,’ and he pressured me with words.” The problem now is that you claim that David erred in judging the rich man because he did not hear his own side of the story. 1. It didn't dawn on you that as you Muslims usually claim that "the Qur'an is not a storybook" that Allah or is it Mohammed summarised the story. If not, can you tell us what finally happened to the ewe in question? Is it that David just dismissed them after he repented to Allah for his rashness in judgment? 2. Till now, you have not explained how the rich man is vindicated in this matter. Please justify how the poor man was wrong and the rich man is right in this case? Waiting endlessly as usual with response which would not correlate with the questions. By the way, How did the poor man convince the rich man to climb the fence with him to seek redress with the king |
Explore2xmore:Unfortunately unlike you Muslims, we don't belive in the Destiny of Allah as Allah has destined David to both be wise and foolish at the same time. David was a man after God's heart and he did everything God asked him to do except that he also did what he was not sent to by God like Adultery and Murder against Uriah the Hittite. I am sure you know that God doesn't tell David EVERYTHING to do like when to sleep with his wives or go to the toilet or when to worship or when to read the scriptures. Unfortunately, If you check your Quran, you will notice that the verse on Allah bestowing wisdom and sagacity of judgement immediately preceeded his perceived stupidity. This is an apparent contradiction which is inexcusable. Secondly, You will note that Allah was telling a story that was already in existence Qur'an 38:21 AND YET, has the story of the litigants come within thy ken - [the story of the two] who surmounted the walls of the sanctuary [in which David prayed] Allah was asking if you Muslims have heard of this story.. Please, I ask you: From who would you Muslims hear the story if not from Jews and Christians? |
Qur'an 38:21 AND YET, has the story of the litigants come within thy ken - [the story of the two] who surmounted the walls of the sanctuary [in which David prayed] Allah was asking if you Muslims have heard of this story.. Please, I ask you: From who would you Muslims hear the story if not from Jews and Christians? See how you rope yourself in with more lies that it isn't the case of Batsheba, Uriah and David! AntiChristian:Unfortunately, the responses fall short as they created more problems rather than resove any of the questions. Again! . I will prove that to you with just some simple questions. To you, the Tafsir of Al-Tabari is wrong and you know Islam better than him. 1. Qur'an 38:20 And We strengthened his (David's) dominion, and bestowed upon him wisdom and sagacity in judgment But you are saying that David did not have wisdom and sagasity in judgment because he decided based on hearing only the poor man speak. This happened just a verse or two before the report of David's perceived foolishness Is the claim of Allah wrong in verse 20? 2. Qur'an 38:21 AND YET, has the story of the litigants come within thy ken - (the story of the two) who surmounted the walls of the sanctuary (in which David prayed) a. Tell me how it is logical for a poor man who want to seek redress from the king force or coherse or pasuaded the rich man to scale the walls of the palace of the king with him. b. Tell me how the security details of King David didn't apprehend them. Was it a miracle or the two men decided to be extremely quiet!? 3. Qur'an 38:22 As they came upon David, and he shrank back in fear from them, they said: “Fear not!( We are but) two litigants. One of us has wronged the other: so judge thou between us with justice, and deviate not from what is right, and show (both of) us the way to rectitude Note that this wasn't a monologue as you want us to believe: both men spoke to the king. Is that untrue? 4. Quran 38:24 Said (David) : “He has certainly wronged thee by demanding that thy ewe be added to his ewes! Thus, behold, do many kinsmen wrong one another (all) save those who believe (in God) and do righteous deeds: but how few are they!” And (suddenly) David understood that We had tried him: and so he asked his Sustainer to forgive him his sin, and fell down in prostration, and turned unto Him in repentance a. Was David in error with his judgment? If he was in error, how then is the rich man justified for taking the lamb of his poor brother? b. Can you suggest plausible reasons how the rich man may be justified for taking the lamb of the poor man? |
Explore2xmore:If David was wrong in his judgement of the two men, tell us how the rich man was correct and the poor man wrong? The question is simple to comprehend isn't it? |
Explore2xmore:Was it an invisible spiritual walls!? Please read the story again. Do you think that the story was real or ficticious? Tell me if it is reasonable that two people quarrelling would scale the fence to obtain justice? Tell me how a king does not have both bodyguards and security round the palace? Can you show a single record from anywhere where David built a chamber outside his palace where he worshipped God? Even then don't forget the fence. |
Explore2xmore:David was from the Tribe of Judah and Jesus was also from the Tribe of Judah. Not only that, you can trace the genealogy of Jesus to David: hence Jesus is called son of David. Levi and Judah are two different tribes thus it was impossible for one to trace the genealogy of Mary (Judah) to Aaron (Levi). What of the coincidence? Mariam is Sister of Aaron Mariam was daughter of Imran |
SIRTee15:It must be an Islamic miracle: Allahu Akbar! I am still trying to wrap my head round what happened islamically! They will continue manufacturing more lies to cover up earlier lies as part of their religion. |
AntiChristian:So you are checking up this thread? Questions have been asked and you are not helping your Muslim brothers to respond clearly with proves!? You fall my hands! Maybe you can help me It seems that the poor man convinced the rich man to climb the walls quietly with him so that he can report the rich nan to King David!? None of the security agents heard them o! Just look at how the illogicality sounds! |
Explore2xmore:The poor man convinced the rich man to climb the walls quietly with him so that he can report the rich nan to King David!? Just look at how the illogicality sounds! How did this happen? |
Explore2xmore:Mary is from the Tribe of Judah, Mariam is from the Tribe of Levi. It is you Muslims manufacturing conjectures to protect your prophet. Can you see how everyone is having different opinions? |
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