Allah = The name of God in Arabic

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What re your concerns? That NewAdvent is in error or that what you have believed is in error?
 
1.) The only true God
2.) The notion of Allah in Arabic theology is substantially the same as that of God among the Jews, and also among the Christians, with the exception of the Trinity…(I know this statement is partially correct because the talmudic jews pray to Allah, hence the babylonian talmud.)

3.) Is Marduk & bel the same as lucifer?

Using a KJV Bible look at verses… Isaiah 14:12 & Rev 22:16… both morning stars & lucifer is about a babylonian king…14:2, 14:11, 14:20 etc
 
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Sketchy said:
Allah the only true God?
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I have no knowledge of Arabic but, from what I’ve read, all Arabic translations of the Bible use the name “Allah” for God, although in Malaysia, and possibly in some other countries, the government has now ruled that illegal, reserving the name “Allah” for Muslim use only.
 
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Allah literally means “God” in Arabic. It’s a contraction of Al-ilah, “the God”. Arabic-speaking Christians use the same word for the Christian God, too, because it really is just a literal equivalent of the word God.
 
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Look up queen of Heaven in the Bible, show me one thing good about the Queen of Heaven?
Read Rev 22:18-19
Read Gen. 3:15 & commandment #2 (idolatry) & #4 (Sabbath day/Saturday)
queen of heaven, ishtar, venus, helel son of the morning, lucifer

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Helel/hilal means crescent moon


http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/search?utf8=✓&keywords=Ishtar&commit=search
http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/search?utf8=✓&keywords=Morning+star&commit=search

Helel, Son of the Morning.
It is usually claimed that by the word “Helel” , “son of the morning,” in Isa. xiv. 12, the morning star, or, more correctly, one of the two morning stars, is meant; and the analogy with (“to glitter”) seems to favor the view. Closely considered, however, there is little foundation for the supposition, since Isaiah gives no intimation whatever that Helel is a star (Gunkel, “Schöpfung und Chaos,” pp. 132 et seq.).
The supposition that “Gad” () in Isa. lxv. 11 means “Jupiter,” the god of Fortune, and that “Meni” (), in the same verse, means “Venus” (if these readings be correct), rests upon mere hypothesis.
http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/2005-ashtoreth
http://moon-books.net/blogs/moonbooks/the-queen-of-imbolc-part-ii/
 
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Al-uzza, Al-Lat who’s them two? Pay special attention to the last couple sentences!
http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/2005-ashtoreth

In northern Arabia the name Athtar does not appear; but there are two goddesses, Al-Uzza and Al-Lat, who are shown elsewhere as goddesses of fertility scarcely disguised under these epithets (compare “Heb.” x. 58-66). Al-Uzza was worshiped especially at Nakhla and Mecca, and Al-Lat at Taif and by the Nabatæans (compare “C. I. S.” ii. Nos. 170, 182, 183). She is mentioned by Herodotus, iii. 8.
This cult thus presents an underlying unity throughout the Semitic world, with many local differences. Various animals were sacred to this deity in different places, while she was frequently pictured in their form. Thus, at Eryx she was thought to assume the form of a dove, and of a dove and a gazelle at Mecca. At Arbela she was conceived byAssurbanipal as a warrioress, behung with bow and quiver (“Hebraica,” ix. 162); while Zidonian coins picture her standing on the prow of a galley and pointing forward as though guiding the vessel on its way. Other local circumstances gave her many other forms. Thus, in Sabæa she was identified with the sun and the morning star; at Mecca and in Assyria, with Venus; and at Zidon, with the moon.
 
Lucifer which is Latin was used instead of helel!
Helel, son of the Morning.
It is usually claimed that by the word “Helel” , “son of the morning,” in Isa. xiv. 12 (Isaiah 14:12)…

http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/2052-astronomy
Helel (helel was omitted for the Latin word lucifer… the catholic encyclopedia admits lucifer (instead of helel) was incorrect name for the devil) in Isaiah 14:12 KJV

…the Fathers maintain that Lucifer is not the proper name of the devil, but denotes only the state from which he has fallen… [See link to catholic encyclopedia below (last 2-3 sentences)]

http://www.nd1.newadvent.org/cathen/09410a.htm

Queen of Heaven, ISIS, ishtar, lucifer, Marduk, bel, Allah, al-lat, nimrod, osiris, etc all the same character!

Isaiah 14:12 & Rev 22:16 kjv have morning star for lucifer & Jesus! Catholic Church is lucifer (serpent) worship…ISLAM & VATICAN same deity!
Isaiah 14:12(KJV)
12 How art thou fallen from heaven, >>>O Lucifer<<<<<, son of the morning!

💯% proof…
 
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