What language did Jesus speak?

[sakeranz]

Show us one ayah where it says that the Koran was divinely inspired.

Good luck...

And those who believe and do good works and believe in that which is revealed to Muhammad, and it is the truth from their Lord, He removes from them their ill-deeds and improves their state. (47:2)

And indeed, this (Qur'an) is a revelation from the Lord of the worlds,
Which the Trusted Spirit has descended with,
Upon your heart, that you may warn,
In clear Arabic language,
And indeed, it is in the Scriptures of the ancients.
And is it not a sign for them that the learned ones of the Israelites know it? (26:192-197)

Bible language?

it's Fire breathed dragon, leviathan, hal man hal goat mystical age languages.....

oh it's greek myth world

[Bowman]

And those who believe and do good works and believe in that which is revealed to Muhammad, and it is the truth from their Lord, He removes from them their ill-deeds and improves their state. (47:2)

والذين ءامنوا وعملوا الصلحت وءامنوا بما نزل
على محمد وهو الحق من ربهم كفر عنهم
سيءاتهم وأصلح بالهم

Waallatheena amanoo waAAamiloo alssalihati waamanoo bima nuzzila AAala muhammadin wahuwa alhaqqu min rabbihim kaffara AAanhum sayyi-atihim waaslaha balahum

47.2 And whom they believed and they did the righteous deeds, and they believed on account of that which was sent down according to (the) Praised One, and He, the Truth, from their Lord, to forgive them of their evil, thou pay, and He did that which was good, right, or just (in) their heart.


The first thing that strikes us is that this ayah in sura 47 follows the same formula as that described in 103.3

Sura 103 (for those interested) demonstrates to us that Salvation is not through works – but instead, is attained in the belief in Jesus as God.


Sura 103 can be demonstrated to emanate entirely from the Book of Revelation – thus, it could be argued that 47.2 also has its genesis in the Book of Revelation, as well…


Following in that very same theme, we are told these startling things regarding “Muhammad” in 47.2:

• The righteous believe on what was sent down by “Muhammad”
• “Muhammad” is called “The truth” (alhaqqu) – which refers to only Jesus in the Koran
• “Muhammad” forgives the righteous of their evil
• “Muhammad” knows the heart of the righteous


Who fits the profile of the Koranic “Muhammad”….?

The Biblical Jesus Christ.

[sakeranz]

والذين ءامنوا وعملوا الصلحت وءامنوا بما نزل
على محمد وهو الحق من ربهم كفر عنهم
سيءاتهم وأصلح بالهم

Waallatheena amanoo waAAamiloo alssalihati waamanoo bima nuzzila AAala muhammadin wahuwa alhaqqu min rabbihim kaffara AAanhum sayyi-atihim waaslaha balahum

47.2 And whom they believed and they did the righteous deeds, and they believed on account of that which was sent down according to (the) Praised One, and He, the Truth, from their Lord, to forgive them of their evil, thou pay, and He did that which was good, right, or just (in) their heart.


The first thing that strikes us is that this ayah in sura 47 follows the same formula as that described in 103.3

Sura 103 (for those interested) demonstrates to us that Salvation is not through works – but instead, is attained in the belief in Jesus as God.


Sura 103 can be demonstrated to emanate entirely from the Book of Revelation – thus, it could be argued that 47.2 also has its genesis in the Book of Revelation, as well…


Following in that very same theme, we are told these startling things regarding “Muhammad” in 47.2:

• The righteous believe on what was sent down by “Muhammad”
• “Muhammad” is called “The truth” (alhaqqu) – which refers to only Jesus in the Koran
• “Muhammad” forgives the righteous of their evil
• “Muhammad” knows the heart of the righteous


Who fits the profile of the Koranic “Muhammad”….?

The Biblical Jesus Christ.

LOL, salvation through jesus in quran? ow wait no Jesus in quran, it's ISA, who invented Jesus? the word "J"....
and even in quran Isa said only worship GOD not himself as GOD

and bibilical jesus christ? it's some guy who said about it's ok to rape or kidnap someone else daughters?

Zechariah 14:1 Behold, the day of the LORD cometh, and thy spoil shall be divided in the midst of thee.

2For I will gather all nations against Jerusalem to battle; and the city shall be taken, and the houses rifled, and the women ravished;

i dont think so.....

[Bowman]

LOL, salvation through jesus in quran?

The Koran was written by Christians in the first place.

ow wait no Jesus in quran, it's ISA, who invented Jesus? the word "J"....

The authors of the Koran had no issue with copying the Greek.

and even in quran Isa said only worship GOD not himself as GOD

Again, you fail to understand the Trinity.

[sakeranz]

The Koran was written by Christians in the first place.

Orly?

The authors of the Koran had no issue with copying the Greek.

the authors of QUran is GOD himself

Again, you fail to understand the Trinity

Trinity just late invention , failed concept of god

[Bowman]

the authors of QUran is GOD himself

No.

This is never stated in the Koran.

Trinity just late invention , failed concept of god

The Trinity originated in the OT.

You don't know what the Trinity even is.

[sakeranz]

No.

This is never stated in the Koran.

Lol

The Trinity originated in the OT.
You don't know what the Trinity even is.

lol again

no trinity in bible

[Bowman]

no trinity in bible

You can't even tell us what the Trinity is.

[aisha123]

Holy Bible is full of contradictions. Even simple ones.

i think that before people go a head and judge the koran they need to really study it because i am a revert to islam and i have read both bible and koran and there is no way the koran is a re witten way of the bible how is that even possible when the bible keeps getting updated seroiusly how can you update a book that was narrated by allah (old and new testament). the koran has never been updated it it is and always has been the same. and all the prophets spoke different languages how could of they spoke arabic when they were from different areas common sense tells you that but because they spoke different langages does'nt contradict them being muslim in anyway the koran just tranlates there stories in arabic.

[alan]

i think that before people go a head and judge the koran they need to really study it because i am a revert to islam and i have read both bible and koran and there is no way the koran is a re witten way of the bible how is that even possible when the bible keeps getting updated seroiusly how can you update a book that was narrated by allah (old and new testament). the koran has never been updated it it is and always has been the same. and all the prophets spoke different languages how could of they spoke arabic when they were from different areas common sense tells you that but because they spoke different langages does'nt contradict them being muslim in anyway the koran just tranlates there stories in arabic.

But what is that "updating",is it explaining in modern understandable language,so its not really changed.Some are of opinion that the Quran,tho not changed is more often expressed/interprited in medieval way and medieval ways of looking at things.

[Sohail123]

selection of the language to speak Jesus depends on the region where they are currently living and which culture they adopt.Language of the jesus varies from region to region and from country to country. Here I want to share some fact about the spoke language of Jesus ...............
Jesus Christ, being a citizen of Judea, would have spoken Hebrew, Greek, and possibly Aramaic. Hebrew is the written and spoken language of Judea and the Old Testament is mainly written in this language.
Because the Greeks had conquered Judea about 200 years prior to Jesus' birth, Greek was the trade language of the region. The New Testament is written in Koine Greek, and is a good indication that there were two languages active in that time frame in that region. Archaeological evidence in burial sites shows that Hebrew was an active language of the time. He was the son of God he could speak any language he wanted to.

The language of all Palestinian Jews in the time of Jesus was Aramaic. Apart from this, Greek Koine was spoken throughout the eastern Roman Empire, except Greece, where more cultured Greek was spoken. Jews of the diaspora also spoke Greek, rather than Aramaic. Hebrew was definitely not a language of everyday use in the first century.

[sm_yaseen]

Don't wanna offend you or anything, bro. But way to go, reviving an year old thread.

salaam.