why do muslims try o find mohammed in the bible.

[jakasaki]

I’ll start baking you a nice Chocolate cake while you wait my dear friend…!!

 

[mark_a]

Spock’s not real? Is he corrupted?

 

[jakasaki]

Spock’s not real? Is he corrupted?

:tsktsk:

Nothing corrupts Mr. Spock - not one thing…!!!

 

[MontChevalier]

If you actually took the time to examine the verses where Jesus talks about the comforter, you will notice it is not your prophet.

John 14:16 — And I will ask the Father and He will give you another Comforter to be with you forever - the Spirit of Truth.

Mohammad was never with the disciples, he came 500 years later.

Also, Mohammad is not a spirit. He’s a person.

 

[hamba2han]

If anyone wishes to learn what else is written in the Bible about Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), they can go to this website.

Like I have mentioned in a previous post of mine, I only care to defend the truth of the Qur’an and so if anyone does not agree with what is being suggested in the various articles concerning the Bible, then I do not have an issue with that.

 

[ClamDigger]

There are to be found a number of verses and passages in the Bible which point to the coming of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).

For example, the Fourth Gospel, like every other book of the New Testament, was written in Greek and not in Aramaic, which was the mother-tongue of Jesus (pbuh) and his disciples.

What word or name was it that Jesus (pbuh) used in his native tongue to express that which the Fourth Gospel has translated as “the Paraclete” and which has been converted into “comforter” in all the versions of that Gospel?

The “Paraclete” does not signify either “consoler” or “advocate” or "comforter’; in truth, it is not a classical word at all. The Greek orthography of the word is Paraklytos which in ecclesiastical literature is made to mean “one called to aid, advocate, intercessor”. One need not profess to be a Greek scholar to know that the Greek word for “comforter or consoler” is not “Paraclytos” but “Paracalon”.

To read more, kindly go to this article.

Okay, so, if the Paraclete is not the Holy Ghost (as you contend), but rather a human being, how do you know that that human being is Muhammad? Couldn’t it just as easily be Sathya Sai Baba or Thomas Jefferson or Walt Disney? What in the verse points, specifically, to Muhammad?

 

[thirddec]

If anyone wishes to learn what else is written in the Bible about Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), they can go to this website.

Like I have mentioned in a previous post of mine, I only care to defend the truth of the Qur’an and so if anyone does not agree with what is being suggested in the various articles concerning the Bible, then I do not have an issue with that.

Here we go again you want a one way conversation ; you tell us that you wish to defend the Quran the Question was ; **WHY **DO MUSLIMS TRY TO FIND MOHAMMED IN THE BIBLE notice the why. so if you can’t answer the question just say so. At least be honest or is that too much to ask?

If you want to ask the question of us is Mohammed mentioned in the bible WHY ASK IF YOU DON’T WANT OUT ANSWER?

If you are honest you already know why and Mohammed knew why also. It was because he fails to measure up to a Prophet by any standard previously shown by a prophet apart from if he can somehow find any reference in previous scripture to him.

NOW ACCEPT THAT FACT and we can proceed further and see if he is in the scriptures because if you can’t accept that whats the point. You cannot defend the Truth of the Quran if you cant defend your Prophet.

I think Mr Spock couldn’t have put it better its logical ; and we know how much Muslims love logic as a basis of Belief

 

[thirddec]

In the interests of scholarship so that I can better educate my muslim brothers and charity to poor Hamba I went to the site and Patiently Laboured through the first proof given . It Took a whole page and involved a lot of taking this for granted and no critical evaluation to start to try and decipher what was the point . So if Hamba can stay on topic on this one thing ; something he started and answer the questions asked without posing a new one ; I am willing to reason further. As soon as he answers a question with another question I will stop.

Islam And Ahmadiyat Announced By Angels; this was the first proported truth now I will keep the first question simple.

Does the whole of that pages proof and point revolve around the use of the Greek word in the text Eiriny as stands for Islam in the bible? YES or NO would suffice.

 

[hamba2han]

This is reminder that the question of the thread is:

Why do Muslims try to find Muhammad (pbuh) in the Bible?

And the short answer is… because Christians and Jews ask why isn’t he mentioned in the Bible?

Although Muslims cannot prove conclusively that Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is mentioned in the Bible, by the same token however, Christians and Jews also cannot prove conclusively that he is not mentioned in their scriptures as evident in the various articles concerning the Bible that the website elaborates on.

I myself have not read most of the articles in detail because I really do not need much convincing that the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is indeed mentioned in both the Old and New Testaments.

Or in other words, I personally do not have a high level of interest in finding this proof.

 

[hamba2han]

That website is especially meant for anyone who is really interested in investigating the question of whether or not Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is mentioned in the Bible.

 

[hamba2han]

Okay, so, if the Paraclete is not the Holy Ghost (as you contend), but rather a human being, how do you know that that human being is Muhammad? Couldn’t it just as easily be Sathya Sai Baba or Thomas Jefferson or Walt Disney? What in the verse points, specifically, to Muhammad?

Although the Bible and other ancient scriptures do indeed contain references within them foretelling the coming of the Last Prophet, nevertheless the ultimate proof that Muhammad (pbuh) is the Messenger of God will always be the living miracle that he brought to the world i.e. the verbatim Speech of the Lord which is the Holy Qur’an.

If anyone else claims to be the Last Prophet, then let him show his proof.

 

[hamba2han]

I think we need to find some common ground here.

Remember that I wrote:

… Although the Bible and other ancient scriptures do indeed contain references within them foretelling the coming of the Last Prophet…

I do not think you or anyone else here is disagreeing with me on this point since all of the ancient scriptures which I have quoted (with the notable exception of the Qur’an) does indeed contain references within them foretelling the coming of the Last Prophet.

While you may not agree that Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is the Last Prophet, nevertheless there is indeed evidence contained in the Bible, as can be seen at the website, that shows that it just might possibly be him… or alternatively, it might not be him that the Biblical verses and passages are referring to.

 

[noobio]

If anyone wishes to learn what else is written in the Bible about Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), they can go to this website.

Like I have mentioned in a previous post of mine, I only care to defend the truth of the Qur’an and so if anyone does not agree with what is being suggested in the various articles concerning the Bible, then I do not have an issue with that.

It would be better if you actaully tried to answer us instead of just running away.

 

[noobio]

This is reminder that the question of the thread is:

Why do Muslims try to find Muhammad (pbuh) in the Bible?

And the short answer is… because Christians and Jews ask why isn’t he mentioned in the Bible?

Although Muslims cannot prove conclusively that Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is mentioned in the Bible, by the same token however, Christians and Jews also cannot prove conclusively that he is not mentioned in their scriptures as evident in the various articles concerning the Bible that the website elaborates on.

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Actaully I will prove that Muhammad is not in the bible.

The bible does not mention Muhammad at all, therefore Muhammad is not in the bible.

 

[noobio]

Although the Bible and other ancient scriptures do indeed contain references within them foretelling the coming of the Last Prophet, nevertheless the ultimate proof that Muhammad (pbuh) is the Messenger of God will always be the living miracle that he brought to the world i.e. the verbatim Speech of the Lord which is the Holy Qur’an.

If anyone else claims to be the Last Prophet, then let him show his proof.

If you read the bible there is no need for another prophet after Jesus. The full truth has been revealed to us in the Bible.

 

[thirddec]

This is reminder that the question of the thread is:

Why do Muslims try to find Muhammad (pbuh) in the Bible?

And the short answer is… because Christians and Jews ask why isn’t he mentioned in the Bible?

Although Muslims cannot prove conclusively that Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is mentioned in the Bible, by the same token however, Christians and Jews also cannot prove conclusively that he is not mentioned in their scriptures as evident in the various articles concerning the Bible that the website elaborates on.

I myself have not read most of the articles in detail because I really do not need much convincing that the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is indeed mentioned in both the Old and New Testaments.

Or in other words, I personally do not have a high level of interest in finding this proof.

What a lie ; Mohammed tells them in the Quran that the proof of his Prophethood thats why.

Again no answer to a simlpe question.

 

[Nicea325]

I have watch videos of Muslim trying to show that there prophet is in the Bible ( they usaully use John 14: 15-17). My question to the muslims is why does Muhammad have to in the bible?

Well they are dead WRONG! John 14:15-17 is in reference to the Holy Spirit,not another man prophet.

 

[noobio]

What a lie ; Mohammed tells them in the Quran that the proof of his Prophethood thats why.

Again no answer to a simlpe question.

Your’e right. The Qurn’an says:

Those who follow the Apostle, the unlettered Prophet, whom they find mentioned in their own (Scriptures) - in the Law and the Gospel. Surah 7.157

 

[ClamDigger]

Although the Bible and other ancient scriptures do indeed contain references within them foretelling the coming of the Last Prophet, nevertheless the ultimate proof that Muhammad (pbuh) is the Messenger of God will always be the living miracle that he brought to the world i.e. the verbatim Speech of the Lord which is the Holy Qur’an.

If anyone else claims to be the Last Prophet, then let him show his proof.

We’re talking about the Bible, not the Quran. I know what the Quran’s position on Muhammad is, but I know that that is not the position of the Bible. I enjoy having intelligent conversations with Muslims, but you are just trying to proselytize (and you’re doing a pretty bad job of it).

 

[MontChevalier]

Your’e right. The Qurn’an says:

Those who follow the Apostle, the unlettered Prophet, whom they find mentioned in their own (Scriptures) - in the Law and the Gospel. Surah 7.157

Well, if it was indeed talking about Muhammad, I think Genesis 3:1 is the answer.

-MontChevalier