Jesus - A Prophet, A Messenger, A Word and A Spirit from God
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Greetings Tony,
Thanks for your reply?
"Word" and "Spirit" does not mean god. Don't interpret the Quran as you would the loop-holed bible.
Isn?t it most interesting that the god of the Koran, which is supposed to be ?one? and only ?one??consists of a ?spirit? and also a ?word??.which have been imputed into Jesus the son and the Messiah?
All nice and neat in one ayah?
Sure sounds familiar?does it not?.?
Thanks?
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PEACE, APPLE,
Jesus is God in the flesh.
Apple, I see you are still hard at work trying to put out Allah's Light with your mouth, and desperatlely trying to prove wrong that which cannot be proved wrong...Al-Islam, The Deen of Allah.
Anyway
Correct me if I'm wrong but, isn't Jesus being fully God and fully man the core tenet of Christianity? 1Thess.521, demands that the upholders of your scriptures...prove all things. Given that the core tenet of Christianity posits Jesus being fully God and fully human , hence, a "dual nature" nature, would you produce the verse where I can find the word "God-man? Mind you now, if you can find this word , it must agree with the Greek or Latin scripture, where the word "theoanthropos" is clearly/explicitly written there.
I demand to see the Greek or Latin verse, where the fundamental tenet of Christianity, that being, Jesus had/has... "dual nature" nature, or, in a word, theoanthropos. You see, it my understanding that, the bible mentions three natures, all of which, can be found in the Greek
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theos...God Almighty.
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pneumatikos...angels/Holy Ghost.
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anthropos...fully human.
Now, can you produce the verse where I can find
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If not, then you violate 1Thess. 521...prove all things...
If you cannot prove all things, at least in regard to your "religion", well, 1Thess. 521, is just meaningless.
If you can prove item #4, by way of your Greek scriptures , then you cannot prove the authenticity/legitimacy of your belief sytem. Without proof, all you have is conjecture...and that is the bottomline, Pie.
Can you provide the Scriptural Greek term for dual nature nature...YES or NO?
Also, Paul, agrees with me as well, to wit
1Timothy 25 For there is one God , and one mediator between God and men , the man Christ Jesus.
The words in the brackets are the words as they appear in the Greek, so, where in the Greek, then...can I find the nature...theoanthropos? Clearly, Paul, only defines him as fully human--anthropos.
Bottomline, you cannot, via your scriptures, produce the verification for your belief system. Without concrete verifiable terms to prove your "theological descriptions", you have nothing but CONJECTURE to follow. Anyone can coin anything and say it is from God , however, the test for any assertion related to God, lies in proving, via His Scriptures, what one is ascribing to Him.
Thus, bottomline, you cannot prove that God is a triune entity nor can you prove that Jesus had a dual nature nature, because God does not say these things about Himself or His Messenger, Jesus. Hence, you cannot prove the validity of your belief system. Prove All Things...1Thess.521.
APPLE PIE ?theoanthropos? and ?Trinity? are both epithets. They are words used to describe the nature of a thing. You won?t find either word in the Holy Bible.
When you freely admitted the above that, the two indispensible tenets of your belief system where made up/coined after the scriptures were witten, and neither can found explicitly mentioned in the your scipture, and that is what you hold sacrosanct and follow, you proved the following verses as it pertains to your your belief system
Matt.159 But in vain they do worship me, teaching for doctrines the commandments of men.
Col.222 Which all are to perish with the using after the commandments and doctrines of men?
It is apparent that you belief system is founded on both God's Scriptures and the doctrines of men, hence, it is an adulterated/contaminated belief system and not fit for mankind's guidance.
How, then, are you going to, with a straight face, ask any rational human being to believe in your belief system which you yourself, via your own book, cannot concretely prove, as well as, it's being adulterated? Listen man, you need to go somewhere and review your own ignorance/conjectures, because you are really done here.
Looking forward to your reply.
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Show us the word "Trinity" in the Koran... wink
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Show us the word "Trinity" in the Koran... wink
What's is or what is not in Al-Quran, will not supply you with the term to prove the "dual nature" nature of Jesus. Rather than ask what is in Al-Quran, you would be better served finding theoanthropos in your bible. In that way, you can prove the the core belief of your belief system. However, without it, well, you are just pretending to have something from God.
Get busy...time is running out. wink
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Again....show us the word "Trinity" in the Koran... lol
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Again....show us the word "Trinity" in the Koran... lol
Again, what is or what is not in Al-Quran, will not supply you with the term to prove the "dual nature" nature of Jesus. Rather than ask what is in Al-Quran, you would be better served finding theoanthropos in your bible. In that way, you can prove the the core belief of your belief system. However, without it, well, you are just pretending to have something from God.
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Again....show us the word "Trinity" in the Koran...
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Done...
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Again....show us the word "Trinity" in the Koran... o
If you want us to accept your faith and become Christians, well, you must first prove the central belief of your doctrine...the dual nature nature of Jesus. Convince us of the legitimacy of your faith and prove all things, by showing us in the Greek, from where you derive your translations, where we can find the name for a dual nature "nature", thanks.
So, once again, what is or what is not in Al-Quran, will not supply you with the term to prove the "dual nature" nature of Jesus. Rather than ask what is in Al-Quran, you would be better served finding theoanthropos in your bible. In that way, you can prove the the core belief of your belief system. However, without it, well, you are just pretending to have something from God.
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Your turn...
Again....show us the word "Trinity" in the Koran...
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Your turn...
Again....show us the word "Trinity" in the Koran... D
What you're doing, is only concretizing what you and all of us know here about your belief system...it is all conjecture, smoke and mirrors. D
Anyway.
Tell you what, after you show us where we can find the term for a "dual nature nature" in the Greek, then please show us where we can find the term "trinity" in the Greek as well. Good hunting. D
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PEACE be upon all,
I'd like to ask you apple pie, to clarify the point you are trying to make and to start engaging in open debate or drop out of it if you don't want to, otherwise I will gladly make a request to Layth to ban the waste of board space that you are
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Again....show us the word "Trinity" in the Koran... o
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First, show us where we can find the term for a "dual nature nature" and "trinity" in your own Greek scriptures.
LOL! Aren't you at all embarrassed that you cannot defend the core tenets of your belief sysytem? Apparently not. What a hoot LOL!!
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Isn?t it most interesting that the god of the Koran, which is supposed to be ?one? and only ?one??consists of a ?spirit? and also a ?word??.which have been imputed into Jesus the son and the Messiah?
What Messiah? Who is Messiah? Give me the definition of Messiah!
'Cause it sure cannot be the one that the jewish scriptures refers to... -
Greetings PRIEST_BOKMEI,
Let?s review your ignorance..
First, show us where we can find the term for a "dual nature nature" and "trinity" in your own Greek scriptures.
I have already held up my part of the bargain, by answering your pathetic web-plagiarized ?argument? on another thread.
?theoanthropos? and ?Trinity? are both epithets.
They are words used to describe the nature of a thing.
You won?t find either word in the Holy Bible, nor the Koran.
Period.
Locating post-epithets in scripture will not occur; as they were coined after the scriptures were written; to accurately relate the whole body of scripture that relates to the epithet.
As such, the whole of Biblical scripture tells us that Jesus is God in the flesh.
Moreover, the Creator God of the Holy Bible reveals Himself as a triune entity.
Perhaps you need to understand why the authors of the Koran also copied this into your book of faith?instead of playing Mickey Mouse with your religion?.
Thanks?
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PEACE, APPLE PIE,
Let?s review your ignorance..
I have already held up my part of the bargain, by answering your pathetic web-plagiarized ?argument? on another thread.
What argument did I plagerize?
?theoanthropos? and ?Trinity? are both epithets. They are words used to describe the nature of a thing. You won?t find either word in the Holy Bible. Period. Locating post-epithets in scripture will not occur; as they were coined after the scriptures were written; to accurately relate the whole body of scripture that relates to the epithet. As such, the whole of Biblical scripture tells us that Jesus is God in the flesh. Moreover, the Creator God of the Holy Bible reveals Himself as a triune entity.
LOL! My, my, my..hmmm..."were coined after the scriptures were written"; "won't find either in the bible". So, bottomline, you cannot, via your scriptures, produce the verification for your belief system. Without concrete verifiable terms to prove your "theological descriptions", you have nothing but CONJECTURE to follow. Anyone can coin anything and say it is from God , however, the test for any assertion related to God, lies in proving, via His Scriptures, what one is ascribing to Him.
Thus, bottomline, you cannot prove that God is a triune entity nor can you prove that Jesus had a dual nature nature, because God does not say these things about Himself or His Messenger, Jesus. Hence, you cannot prove the validity of your belief system. Prove All Things...1Thess.521.
When you freely admitted that two indispensible tenets of your belief system where made up/coined after the scriptures were witten, and neither can found explicitly mentioned in the your scipture, and that is what you hold sacrosanct and follow, you proved the following verses as it pertains to your your belief system
Matt.159 But in vain they do worship me, teaching for doctrines the commandments of men.
Col.222 Which all are to perish with the using after the commandments and doctrines of men?
It is apparent that you belief system is founded on both God's Scriptures and the doctrines of men, hence, it is an adulterated/contaminated belief system and not fit for mankind's guidance.
How, then, are you going to, with a straight face, ask any rational human being to believe in your belief system which you yourself, via your own book, cannot concretely prove, as well as, it's being adulterated? Listen man, you need to go somewhere and review your own ignorance/conjectures, because you are really done here.
Peace.