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| | Su 5:77 | * To exaggerate and go beyond the truth is evil: Jer 9:4; Dan 8:12; 2Ti 2:18.\\ * Following one's own desires and dreams rather than believing what God has revealed is evil: Jer 23:28; Jer 28:9; 2Ti 4:3.\\ * People have always gone astray: Psa 81:13; Pro 10:17; Pro 19:3; Isa 53:6; Isa 64:4; Jer 50:6; Dan 9:13; Tit 3:3; 2Pe 2:15.\\ * Those who claim false teachings about God lead others away from the faith: Psa 50:18; Ho 7:3; Mr 14:10-11; Ro 1:32; 2Ti 2:18. | * God is truth: Nu 23:19; 1Sa 15:29; Psa 119:151; Psa 119:160; Pro 8:7; Isa 25:1; Isa 45:19; Tit 1:2.\\ * Jesus Christ is truth in person: Jn 14:6.\\ * The Holy Spirit is truth in person: Jn 14:17; Jn 15:26; Jn 16:13; 1Jo 4:6; 1Jo 5:6.\\ * We must neither add to nor take away from Scripture: Dt 4:2; Dt 13:1; Jos 1:7; Pro 30:6; Mt 5:18; Mt 15:2-9; Mr 7:1-13; Gal 3:15; 1Co 4:6; Rev 22:18-19.\\ * To what extent does Islam go beyond what is written in the Bible? For example, when it claims that Jesus is not the Son of God and was not crucified. God will punish terribly all who teach falsehood: Dt 4:24; Psa 97:3; Isa 66:15; 1Co 4:6; 2Th 1:8; Heb 10:29; Rev 21:8.\\ * We are always to speak the truth: Ex 20:16; Lv 19:11; Zep 3:13; Zep 8:16; Jn 8:45-46; Ro 9:1; Eph 4:25; Gal 4:16; Col 3:9; 1Ti 2:7; Jas 3:14.\\ * He who has Satan as father will always spread lies even about God: Jn 8:44. | | Su 5:77 | * To exaggerate and go beyond the truth is evil: Jer 9:4; Dan 8:12; 2Ti 2:18.\\ * Following one's own desires and dreams rather than believing what God has revealed is evil: Jer 23:28; Jer 28:9; 2Ti 4:3.\\ * People have always gone astray: Psa 81:13; Pro 10:17; Pro 19:3; Isa 53:6; Isa 64:4; Jer 50:6; Dan 9:13; Tit 3:3; 2Pe 2:15.\\ * Those who claim false teachings about God lead others away from the faith: Psa 50:18; Ho 7:3; Mr 14:10-11; Ro 1:32; 2Ti 2:18. | * God is truth: Nu 23:19; 1Sa 15:29; Psa 119:151; Psa 119:160; Pro 8:7; Isa 25:1; Isa 45:19; Tit 1:2.\\ * Jesus Christ is truth in person: Jn 14:6.\\ * The Holy Spirit is truth in person: Jn 14:17; Jn 15:26; Jn 16:13; 1Jo 4:6; 1Jo 5:6.\\ * We must neither add to nor take away from Scripture: Dt 4:2; Dt 13:1; Jos 1:7; Pro 30:6; Mt 5:18; Mt 15:2-9; Mr 7:1-13; Gal 3:15; 1Co 4:6; Rev 22:18-19.\\ * To what extent does Islam go beyond what is written in the Bible? For example, when it claims that Jesus is not the Son of God and was not crucified. God will punish terribly all who teach falsehood: Dt 4:24; Psa 97:3; Isa 66:15; 1Co 4:6; 2Th 1:8; Heb 10:29; Rev 21:8.\\ * We are always to speak the truth: Ex 20:16; Lv 19:11; Zep 3:13; Zep 8:16; Jn 8:45-46; Ro 9:1; Eph 4:25; Gal 4:16; Col 3:9; 1Ti 2:7; Jas 3:14.\\ * He who has Satan as father will always spread lies even about God: Jn 8:44. | ||
| | Su 5:78 | * Many children of Israel were unbelievers from the beginning until the time of Jesus Christ and even today: Nu 16:2; Nu 26:9; Eze 23:4-7; Mr 16:16. But not all! | * Neither David nor Jesus Christ curse the unbelievers of the children of Israel. They speak of consequences of unbelief: Psa 7:7; Mt 5:25; Mt 11:20-22; Mt 23:33. Or Jesus Christ did not do many miracles: Mt 13:58. Mr 9:19. But they do not curse, on the contrary. They bless, and all followers of Jesus are to bless, those who disbelieve and reject their message: Psa 106:23; Jer 18:20; Lu 6:28; Lu 23:34; Ac 7:60; Ro 12:14; 1Pe 3:9.\\ * Although Jesus Christ will appear as world judge: Jn 5:22; Jn 5:27, in his lifetime on earth he had not come to judge but to save the lost: Eze 34:16; Mt 1:21; Mt 10:6; Mt 15:24; Mt 18:11; Lu 19:10; Ro 5:6; 1Ti 1:13-16; 1Jo 4: | | Su 5:78 | * Many children of Israel were unbelievers from the beginning until the time of Jesus Christ and even today: Nu 16:2; Nu 26:9; Eze 23:4-7; Mr 16:16. But not all! | * Neither David nor Jesus Christ curse the unbelievers of the children of Israel. They speak of consequences of unbelief: Psa 7:7; Mt 5:25; Mt 11:20-22; Mt 23:33. Or Jesus Christ did not do many miracles: Mt 13:58. Mr 9:19. But they do not curse, on the contrary. They bless, and all followers of Jesus are to bless, those who disbelieve and reject their message: Psa 106:23; Jer 18:20; Lu 6:28; Lu 23:34; Ac 7:60; Ro 12:14; 1Pe 3:9.\\ * Although Jesus Christ will appear as world judge: Jn 5:22; Jn 5:27, in his lifetime on earth he had not come to judge but to save the lost: Eze 34:16; Mt 1:21; Mt 10:6; Mt 15:24; Mt 18:11; Lu 19:10; Ro 5:6; 1Ti 1:13-16; 1Jo 4: | ||
| - | | Su 5:79 | * Some false prophets do not forbid the forbidden and vice versa: Eze 8:10-12; Mt 24:11; 2Pe 2:1; 1Jo 4:1; Rev 19: | + | | Su 5:79 | * Some false prophets do not forbid the forbidden and vice versa: Eze 8:10-12; Mt 24:11; 2Pe 2:1; 1Jo 4:1; Rev 19: |
| | Su 5:80 | * In Nehemiah' | | Su 5:80 | * In Nehemiah' | ||
| | Su 5:81 | | * Muhammad is outraged that those who pretend to be Muslims but do not believe in Allah, in Muhammad and the Quran, accept his enemies as friends and authorities. Jesus Christ also knew about hypocrites and those who did not believe in him. He was sovereign over them and did not have to curse or threaten: Jn 3:12; Jn 5:38; Jn 5:47, as Mohammed does here in frustration. Jesus Christ knew he would die and rise again: Mt 20:19; Mt 23:34; Jn 10:17-18. Jesus knew he would go to his Father in heaven: Jn 14:12; Jn 16:10 and therefore was not dependent on men: Jn 2:24. | | Su 5:81 | | * Muhammad is outraged that those who pretend to be Muslims but do not believe in Allah, in Muhammad and the Quran, accept his enemies as friends and authorities. Jesus Christ also knew about hypocrites and those who did not believe in him. He was sovereign over them and did not have to curse or threaten: Jn 3:12; Jn 5:38; Jn 5:47, as Mohammed does here in frustration. Jesus Christ knew he would die and rise again: Mt 20:19; Mt 23:34; Jn 10:17-18. Jesus knew he would go to his Father in heaven: Jn 14:12; Jn 16:10 and therefore was not dependent on men: Jn 2:24. | ||
| | Su 5:82 | * Christians (monks and priests at that time) are friendly to Muslims. This is because Jesus Christ tells his followers to love even their enemies: Mt 5:44; Lu 6:27; Lu 6:35. They are not to repay evil with evil, but to do good even to their enemies: Ro 12:17; 1Pe 3:9. Even though Muslims have a different doctrine of faith that contradicts the faith of Christians, they are people created and loved by God. Perhaps God will still give them a chance to come to faith in the Savior Jesus Christ and be saved. Despite this positive attitude, Christians are strongly persecuted by Muslims all over the world. | | Su 5:82 | * Christians (monks and priests at that time) are friendly to Muslims. This is because Jesus Christ tells his followers to love even their enemies: Mt 5:44; Lu 6:27; Lu 6:35. They are not to repay evil with evil, but to do good even to their enemies: Ro 12:17; 1Pe 3:9. Even though Muslims have a different doctrine of faith that contradicts the faith of Christians, they are people created and loved by God. Perhaps God will still give them a chance to come to faith in the Savior Jesus Christ and be saved. Despite this positive attitude, Christians are strongly persecuted by Muslims all over the world. | ||
| - | | Su 5:83 | * Faith comes from preaching: Ro 10: | + | | Su 5:83 | * Faith comes from preaching: Ro 10: |
| - | | Su 5:84 | * People want to hear the truth and seek assurance of salvation: Psa 27:1; Lu 2:38; Lu 3:6. | * Assurance of salvation from God's final judgment and fellowship with God is found only in Christian faith in the Savior Jesus Christ: Ro 3:24; Eph 1:14; Heb 5:9; Heb 9:12; 1Pe 1:5; 1Jn 5:13; Rev 7:10. | | * Certainty of salvation and paradise does not exist for Muslims. It depends on many things, such as good works and the predestination of Allah. | + | | Su 5:84 | * People want to hear the truth and seek assurance of salvation: Psa 27:1; Lu 2:38; Lu 3:6. | * Assurance of salvation from God's final judgment and fellowship with God is found only in Christian faith in the Savior Jesus Christ: Ro 3:24; Eph 1:14; Heb 5:9; Heb 9:12; 1Pe 1:5; 1Jo 5:13; Rev 7:10. | | * Certainty of salvation and paradise does not exist for Muslims. It depends on many things, such as good works and the predestination of Allah. |
| | Su 5:85 | * By the confession of right faith a man is saved: Ro 10:10 | * Confession of the truth through the Son of God is crucial to eternal salvation: Mt 26:28; Ro 10:8-10; 1Jo 2:23; 1Jo 4:15. | | Su 5:85 | * By the confession of right faith a man is saved: Ro 10:10 | * Confession of the truth through the Son of God is crucial to eternal salvation: Mt 26:28; Ro 10:8-10; 1Jo 2:23; 1Jo 4:15. | ||
| - | | Su 5:86 | * People reject God's word even when they see miracles: Jn 9:16; Jn 9:27; Jn 10:37-38; Jn 11:47 + Jn 11:53; Jn 14:11.\\ * Whoever rejects God and his message goes to hell fire: Psa 5:7-8; Pro 11:7.\\ * There is the eternal fire of hell: Mr 9:43-44; Mr 9:45-48; Lu 12:5; Jas 3:6. | * Not whoever rejects Muhammad and his message will go to hellfire. But he who rejects Jesus Christ as the Son of God and Savior goes to hell fire: Jn 12:48; Ro 2:16; Heb 10:29-31. But this happens mainly because he will die in his sins and has no substitute for his guilt before God: Mr 9:43-44; Jas 3:6; Rev 20:12; Rev 20:15. He rejected the substitution of Jesus Christ on the cross: Ro 6:6; Gal 3:13 and will therefore end up in hellfire himself for his guilt: 1Co 1:18; 2Th 1:7-9. God actually intended hellfire for Satan and his fallen angels (demons): Mt 25:41. But people will also end up there who reject God's offer of salvation through the cross Eph 1:7; Col 1:22 and have no eternal life: Jn 3:36; Jn 6:53.\\ * Whoever rejects the message of the followers of Jesus rejects Jesus Christ. And he who rejects Jesus Christ rejects God himself: Lu 10:16.\\ * Muhammad did not perform miraculous signs, even though Muslims claim that the moon was split by Muhammad or that the Koran is a sign. Compared to the miracles of Jesus, this is not enough. It is these signs of Christ that should make us think: Mr 16:20; Jn 2:11; Jn 4:54; Jn 6:2; Jn 6:14; Jn 7:31; Jn 9:16; Jn 10:41; Jn 11:47; Jn 12:37; Jn 20:30.\\ * God does not want anyone to be lost: Mt 18:14; Lu 15:4; Lu 19:10; Jn 3:16; Jn 10: | + | | Su 5:86 | * People reject God's word even when they see miracles: Jn 9:16; Jn 9:27; Jn 10:37-38; Jn 11:47 + Jn 11:53; Jn 14:11.\\ * Whoever rejects God and his message goes to hell fire: Psa 5:6; Pro 11:7.\\ * There is the eternal fire of hell: Mr 9:43-44; Mr 9:45-48; Lu 12:5; Jas 3:6. | * Not whoever rejects Muhammad and his message will go to hellfire. But he who rejects Jesus Christ as the Son of God and Savior goes to hell fire: Jn 12:48; Ro 2:16; Heb 10:29-31. But this happens mainly because he will die in his sins and has no substitute for his guilt before God: Mr 9:43-44; Jas 3:6; Rev 20:12; Rev 20:15. He rejected the substitution of Jesus Christ on the cross: Ro 6:6; Gal 3:13 and will therefore end up in hellfire himself for his guilt: 1Co 1:18; 2Th 1:7-9. God actually intended hellfire for Satan and his fallen angels (demons): Mt 25:41. But people will also end up there who reject God's offer of salvation through the cross Eph 1:7; Col 1:22 and have no eternal life: Jn 3:36; Jn 6:53.\\ * Whoever rejects the message of the followers of Jesus rejects Jesus Christ. And he who rejects Jesus Christ rejects God himself: Lu 10:16.\\ * Muhammad did not perform miraculous signs, even though Muslims claim that the moon was split by Muhammad or that the Koran is a sign. Compared to the miracles of Jesus, this is not enough. It is these signs of Christ that should make us think: Mr 16:20; Jn 2:11; Jn 4:54; Jn 6:2; Jn 6:14; Jn 7:31; Jn 9:16; Jn 10:41; Jn 11:47; Jn 12:37; Jn 20:30.\\ * God does not want anyone to be lost: Mt 18:14; Lu 15:4; Lu 19:10; Jn 3:16; Jn 10: |
| | Su 5:87 | * Some think they need to make their religion more stringent by adding prohibitions: | | Su 5:87 | * Some think they need to make their religion more stringent by adding prohibitions: | ||
| | Su 5:88 | * We are allowed to eat from what God gives us \\ * We should thank God for giving us all this: 1Co 10:30; 1Ti 4:4 | * There is nothing we are not allowed to eat. Everything is permitted. There is no more unclean food. It is wrong to forbid certain foods: Mr 7:19; Col 2:21-23; 1Ti 4: | | Su 5:88 | * We are allowed to eat from what God gives us \\ * We should thank God for giving us all this: 1Co 10:30; 1Ti 4:4 | * There is nothing we are not allowed to eat. Everything is permitted. There is no more unclean food. It is wrong to forbid certain foods: Mr 7:19; Col 2:21-23; 1Ti 4: | ||
| | Su 5:89 | * You can swear something to God: Ge 21:24; 1Sa 20:17; Neh 5:12; Heb 6:16. \\ * God will punish the one who does not keep his oath: Lv 5:4-6; Zep 1:5-7. \\ * In the same way, people must not deceive others by lying and taking false oaths: Col 3:9. God will also hold them accountable for this: Rev 22: | | Su 5:89 | * You can swear something to God: Ge 21:24; 1Sa 20:17; Neh 5:12; Heb 6:16. \\ * God will punish the one who does not keep his oath: Lv 5:4-6; Zep 1:5-7. \\ * In the same way, people must not deceive others by lying and taking false oaths: Col 3:9. God will also hold them accountable for this: Rev 22: | ||
| - | | Su 5:90 | * People who believe in God should be different from unbelievers in the way they live: Mt 5:46-48; Ro 12:2 \\ * God hates idolatry. It is forbidden and has serious consequences: | + | | Su 5:90 | * People who believe in God should be different from unbelievers in the way they live: Mt 5:46-48; Ro 12:2 \\ * God hates idolatry. It is forbidden and has serious consequences: |
| - | | Su 5:91 | * There is Satan, the evil one, who pursues his schemes: Ge 3:1-5; Mt 4:10; Mr 4:15; Lu 13:16; 2Co 11:14; 1Ti 5:15. \\ * Drunkenness leads to evil consequences and is wrong: Lu 31:34; 1Co 5:11; 1Co 6:10; 1Pe 4:3. \\ *Satan wants people to turn away from God and stop praying to him: Jos 9:14; Job 1:8-12; Job 2:1-6. \\ *The call to repentance to God is very important: Mt 3:2; Mt 4:17; Mr 1:15; Lu 5:32; Ac 2:38; Ac 3:19; Rev 2:5; Rev 3:19. | * Alcoholic drinks are as much a gift from God as anything else: 1Co 6:12; 1Co 10:23. However, they must not lead to a loss of self-control through drunkenness: | + | | Su 5:91 | * There is Satan, the evil one, who pursues his schemes: Ge 3:1-5; Mt 4:10; Mr 4:15; Lu 13:16; 2Co 11:14; 1Ti 5:15. \\ * Drunkenness leads to evil consequences and is wrong: Lu 21:34; 1Co 5:11; 1Co 6:10; 1Pe 4:3. \\ *Satan wants people to turn away from God and stop praying to him: Jos 9:14; Job 1:8-12; Job 2:1-6. \\ *The call to repentance to God is very important: Mt 3:2; Mt 4:17; Mr 1:15; Lu 5:32; Ac 2:38; Ac 3:19; Rev 2:5; Rev 3:19. | * Alcoholic drinks are as much a gift from God as anything else: 1Co 6:12; 1Co 10:23. However, they must not lead to a loss of self-control through drunkenness: |
| - | | Su 5:92 | * We are to obey God: Jer 29:19 \\ * We are to obey the true prophets, but often do not: Dt 18:15; Jer 25:4; Jer 35: | + | | Su 5:92 | * We are to obey God: Jer 29:19 \\ * We are to obey the true prophets, but often do not: Dt 18:15; Jer 25:4; Jer 35: |
| | Su 5:93 | * God forgives past sins when we repent: Ro 3:25 \\ * God loves those who do good: Jn 10:17; Jn 14:21-23; Jn 16:27; 1Jo 4:8. | * Food does not defile us: Mt 15:11. Mt 15:17-18.\\ * Forgiveness does not happen automatically, | | Su 5:93 | * God forgives past sins when we repent: Ro 3:25 \\ * God loves those who do good: Jn 10:17; Jn 14:21-23; Jn 16:27; 1Jo 4:8. | * Food does not defile us: Mt 15:11. Mt 15:17-18.\\ * Forgiveness does not happen automatically, | ||
| - | | Su 5:94 | * Repeated wilful sin is very serious: Heb 9:28; Heb 10:26.\\ * God is almighty: | + | | Su 5:94 | * Repeated wilful sin is very serious: Heb 9:28; Heb 10:26.\\ * God is almighty: |
| - | | Su 5:95 | * Everything that is caught in the sea may be eaten by us or travelers: Mt 15:17-20. \\ * Fearing God is good: 1Ti 2:1-2; 1Ti 4:7-8; 1Ti 6:6; 2Pe 3:11. \\ * We will all have to appear before God and give an account. He pays back to all people for what they have done: Gen 9:5; Ex 32:34; Ex 34:7; Jer 9:24;Jer 14:10; Mt 12:36; Mt 18:23; Rev 20: | + | | Su 5:95 | * Everything that is caught in the sea may be eaten by us or travelers: Mt 15:17-20. \\ * Fearing God is good: 1Ti 2:1-2; 1Ti 4:7-8; 1Ti 6:6; 2Pe 3:11. \\ * We will all have to appear before God and give an account. He pays back to all people for what they have done: Ge 9:5; Ex 32:34; Ex 34:7; Jer 9:24;Jer 14:10; Mt 12:36; Mt 18:23; Rev 20: |
| | Su 5:96 | * Everything that is caught in the sea may be eaten by us or by travelers: Ge 9:2-4; Mt 15: | | Su 5:96 | * Everything that is caught in the sea may be eaten by us or by travelers: Ge 9:2-4; Mt 15: | ||
| | Su 5:97 | * God has established a presence for himself on earth so that people can meet him: Ex 29:42; Ac 7:44; Rev 15:5. \\ * God knows about everything: 1Sa 2:3; Mt 6:32; Ro 8:27. | * The Kaba is not mentioned anywhere in the Bible as a place. It is also not a holy place of God. Only Jerusalem has been chosen by God: 2Ch 6:6; Neh 1:9. \\ * The month of fasting is also not commanded anywhere in the Bible: Isa 58:5-8. On the contrary. Although there are many voluntary fast days, there is only one day of fasting that was commanded by God to the Jews: Lv 16:29. \\ * Fasting is not commanded to us by Jesus Christ, but is voluntary and should follow certain rules: Mt 6:16-18; Mt 9:14-17. \\ * Sacrificial animals and neck hangings of camels are external things that have been replaced by Jesus Christ: Mt 23:25-26; Ro 2:29; Col 2:11; Col 2: | | Su 5:97 | * God has established a presence for himself on earth so that people can meet him: Ex 29:42; Ac 7:44; Rev 15:5. \\ * God knows about everything: 1Sa 2:3; Mt 6:32; Ro 8:27. | * The Kaba is not mentioned anywhere in the Bible as a place. It is also not a holy place of God. Only Jerusalem has been chosen by God: 2Ch 6:6; Neh 1:9. \\ * The month of fasting is also not commanded anywhere in the Bible: Isa 58:5-8. On the contrary. Although there are many voluntary fast days, there is only one day of fasting that was commanded by God to the Jews: Lv 16:29. \\ * Fasting is not commanded to us by Jesus Christ, but is voluntary and should follow certain rules: Mt 6:16-18; Mt 9:14-17. \\ * Sacrificial animals and neck hangings of camels are external things that have been replaced by Jesus Christ: Mt 23:25-26; Ro 2:29; Col 2:11; Col 2: | ||
| | Su 5:98 | * God will punish every injustice: Ex 34:6-7; Eze 5:15; Mt 12:36; Ro 2:5; Rev 20:11-15 \\ * God loves to forgive: Dan 9:9. | * God forgives our sins only through Jesus Christ: Mt 9:6; Mr 2:10; Lu 5:24; Lu 24:46-47. \\ * Anyone who repents and accepts Jesus Christ as Saviour can be sure that he has received forgiveness: | | Su 5:98 | * God will punish every injustice: Ex 34:6-7; Eze 5:15; Mt 12:36; Ro 2:5; Rev 20:11-15 \\ * God loves to forgive: Dan 9:9. | * God forgives our sins only through Jesus Christ: Mt 9:6; Mr 2:10; Lu 5:24; Lu 24:46-47. \\ * Anyone who repents and accepts Jesus Christ as Saviour can be sure that he has received forgiveness: | ||
| - | | Su 5:99 | * True prophets are only messengers of God. They only have the task of passing on God's message, even if it is rejected: Jer 1:17-19. \\ * God knows what a prophet says and what he hides and does not say. He is responsible for it: Jer 15: | + | | Su 5:99 | * True prophets are only messengers of God. They only have the task of passing on God's message, even if it is rejected: Jer 1:17-19. \\ * God knows what a prophet says and what he hides and does not say. He is responsible for it: Jer 15: |
| - | | Su 5:100 | * Good and evil are not equal before God and must not be confused: Isa 5:20; Mt 7:11; Mt 12:34. \\ * Even when evil abounds, it must not be legalized: Ro 12:17; Ro 12:21; 2Ti 3:1-4; Rev 9:20-21; Rev 16:9.; Rev 16:11. \\ * People should remember Allah so that they do no wrong: | + | | Su 5:100 | * Good and evil are not equal before God and must not be confused: Isa 5:20; Mt 7:11; Mt 12:34. \\ * Even when evil abounds, it must not be legalized: Ro 12:17; Ro 12:21; 2Ti 3:1-4; Rev 9:20-21; Rev 16:9.; Rev 16:11. \\ * People should remember Allah so that they do no wrong: |
| - | | Su 5:101 | * Trust in God surpasses all knowledge and endeavour and questions: Pro 3:5-6; Mt 6:34 \\ * Questions can lead to unhappiness and unbelief: Ge 3:1; Mt 18:6; Mk 9:42; Lu 17:2; 2Pe 2:1-3. \\ * God can forgive sins committed: Ex 34:7. | * Too much knowledge can make us arrogant: 1Co 8:1 \\ * God created us with healthy curiosity. It is part of our creativity: Ge 1:27. Questioning and researching makes us clever. We should and may gradually discover the secrets that God has hidden in creation: Pro 25:2 \\ * Only by asking questions will we be able to recognise contradictions and correct ourselves. Otherwise, religion becomes absolutist and incapable of criticism. The truth content is lost. Truth need not be afraid of questions. Untruth, on the other hand, does. Jesus asked over 300 questions in the Gospels to make his listeners think: Mt 21:24; Mr 11:39; Lu 20:3. \\ * Self-criticism is important in order to turn back from the wrong path. Whoever thinks he is right and knows everything is a fool: Psa 53:2; Pro 18:2; Pro 28:26; Ecc 10:3; Lu 12:20. \\ * The Quran must also face up to the question of truth. For there are false prophets and the world is full of lies and deception: Mt 24:11; Mt 24:24; Mr 13:22; 2Pe 2:1; 1Jo 4:1. One witness is not enough to confirm a truth. Since Quranic statements contradict central statements of the Bible, the Quran cannot refer to the prophets named in the Bible \\ * God forgives only on the basis of Jesus Christ and his deed on the cross: Lu 24:47; Eph 1:7; Col 1:14; Heb 9:22. | + | | Su 5:101 | * Trust in God surpasses all knowledge and endeavour and questions: Pro 3:5-6; Mt 6:34 \\ * Questions can lead to unhappiness and unbelief: Ge 3:1; Mt 18:6; Mr 9:42; Lu 17:2; 2Pe 2:1-3. \\ * God can forgive sins committed: Ex 34:7. | * Too much knowledge can make us arrogant: 1Co 8:1 \\ * God created us with healthy curiosity. It is part of our creativity: Ge 1:27. Questioning and researching makes us clever. We should and may gradually discover the secrets that God has hidden in creation: Pro 25:2 \\ * Only by asking questions will we be able to recognise contradictions and correct ourselves. Otherwise, religion becomes absolutist and incapable of criticism. The truth content is lost. Truth needs not to be afraid of questions. Untruth, on the other hand, does. Jesus asked over 300 questions in the Gospels to make his listeners think: Mt 21:24; Mr 11:29; Lu 20:3. \\ * Self-criticism is important in order to turn back from the wrong path. Whoever thinks he is right and knows everything is a fool: Psa 53:2; Pro 18:2; Pro 28:26; Ecc 10:3; Lu 12:20. \\ * The Quran must also face up to the question of truth. For there are false prophets and the world is full of lies and deception: Mt 24:11; Mt 24:24; Mr 13:22; 2Pe 2:1; 1Jo 4:1. One witness is not enough to confirm a truth. Since Quranic statements contradict central statements of the Bible, the Quran cannot refer to the prophets named in the Bible \\ * God forgives only on the basis of Jesus Christ and his deed on the cross: Lu 24:47; Eph 1:7; Col 1:14; Heb 9:22. |
| - | | Su 5:102 | * There are some things that God has reserved for himself: Mt 24:36; Mt 24:50; Mr 13:32; Lu 12:46; 2Co 2:11. \\ * People sometimes ask for God's will and then don't do it at first: Jer 43:2; Jas 1:22-23. \\ * Wrong questions can lead astray: | + | | Su 5:102 | * There are some things that God has reserved for himself: Mt 24:36; Mt 24:50; Mr 13:32; Lu 12:46; 2Co 2:11. \\ * People sometimes ask for God's will and then don't do it at first: Jer 43:2; Jas 1:22-23. \\ * Wrong questions can lead astray: |
| | Su 5:103 | * Superstitious sacrificial practices (" | | Su 5:103 | * Superstitious sacrificial practices (" | ||
| - | | Su 5:104 | * We should not be attached to the tradition of our ancestors without testing it against the Word of God. Blindly following the practices of your ancestors without seeking the truth is not good: Jer 9:13-14; Mt 15:2-6; Mr 7:8-9; Col 2:8. | * Muslims must also ask themselves whether the traditions in which they live are really right. Even if their whole family and relatives are walking on the wrong path, everyone must walk on the path of truth against all attacks. Jesus Christ says that he is the way, the truth and the life in person. We should follow him: Jn 14:6.\\ * The way of the fathers can be right or wrong: Jdg 2:17; 1Ki 3:14; 2Ki 21:21-22; 2Ch 17:3; Eze 10:30; Am 2:7; Zec 1:4; 1Pe 1:18. | | * We see that the Quran itself asks questions here in order to make the reader think. It is therefore legitimate to ask questions about the faith. | + | | Su 5:104 | * We should not be attached to the tradition of our ancestors without testing it against the Word of God. Blindly following the practices of your ancestors without seeking the truth is not good: Jer 9:13-14; Mt 15:2-6; Mr 7:8-9; Col 2:8. | * Muslims must also ask themselves whether the traditions in which they live are really right. Even if their whole family and relatives are walking on the wrong path, everyone must walk on the path of truth against all attacks. Jesus Christ says that he is the way, the truth and the life in person. We should follow him: Jn 14:6.\\ * The way of the fathers can be right or wrong: Jdg 2:17; 1Ki 3:14; 2Ki 21:21-22; 2Ch 17:3; Eze 20:30; Am 2:7; Zec 1:4; 1Pe 1:18. | | * We see that the Quran itself asks questions here in order to make the reader think. It is therefore legitimate to ask questions about the faith. |
| - | | Su 5:105 | * Everyone is responsible for themselves | + | | Su 5:105 | * Everyone is responsible for oneself |
| | Su 5:106 | * Oral and written wills and testaments of a deceased person should be truthfully confirmed by at least 2 witnesses: Dt 19:15; 1Ti 5:19; Heb 10:29. \\ * The witnesses must not enrich themselves or utter a lie for the benefit of relatives: Ex 20:16; Ex 23:1; Mt 19:18; Mr 14:56-57; Lu 18:20. \\ * It does not matter whether the witness is Muslim or a believer of another faith. | | Su 5:106 | * Oral and written wills and testaments of a deceased person should be truthfully confirmed by at least 2 witnesses: Dt 19:15; 1Ti 5:19; Heb 10:29. \\ * The witnesses must not enrich themselves or utter a lie for the benefit of relatives: Ex 20:16; Ex 23:1; Mt 19:18; Mr 14:56-57; Lu 18:20. \\ * It does not matter whether the witness is Muslim or a believer of another faith. | ||
| | Su 5:107 | * False witnesses, in this Quran example it is about a forged will, are to be punished themselves: Dt 19:16-19. \\ * The community should ensure that the truth comes to light: 1Co 6:3. | * Here the Quran does not describe what is required in the Bible, namely that one should investigate carefully: Dt 19:18. As the liar has tried to harm the other, so now let it happen to him himself: Dt 19: | | Su 5:107 | * False witnesses, in this Quran example it is about a forged will, are to be punished themselves: Dt 19:16-19. \\ * The community should ensure that the truth comes to light: 1Co 6:3. | * Here the Quran does not describe what is required in the Bible, namely that one should investigate carefully: Dt 19:18. As the liar has tried to harm the other, so now let it happen to him himself: Dt 19: | ||
| | Su 5:108 | * There is a deterrent when witnesses know that their testimony will be scrutinized and other witnesses will also be heard: Dt 13:11; Dt 17:13; Dt 21:21; Ro 13:3-4; 1Ti 5:20. \\ * We are to fear and obey God: Dt 10:17; Isa 8:13; Ecc 1:7; Lu 12:5; Ro 13:4. \\ * Evildoers sometimes receive their reckoning in their lifetime, sometimes later: 1Ti 5:24-25; Jas 2:13; Rev 20: | | Su 5:108 | * There is a deterrent when witnesses know that their testimony will be scrutinized and other witnesses will also be heard: Dt 13:11; Dt 17:13; Dt 21:21; Ro 13:3-4; 1Ti 5:20. \\ * We are to fear and obey God: Dt 10:17; Isa 8:13; Ecc 1:7; Lu 12:5; Ro 13:4. \\ * Evildoers sometimes receive their reckoning in their lifetime, sometimes later: 1Ti 5:24-25; Jas 2:13; Rev 20: | ||
| - | | Su 5:109 | * There is a final judgment: Rev 20:11-15 \\ * God definitely has all the background knowledge about all reactions to his message and all thoughts. God knows everything down to the last detail: Psa 139:1-4; Ecc 12:14; Ro 2:2-3; Jud 1:15. \\ * People, even prophets, do not know everything: Job 11:7-8; Psa 40:5; Psa 139:6; Ro 11:34; 1Co 8:2; 1Co 13:9. | * Of course, the prophets and messengers of God know what the public reaction to their message was. Mostly negative. They experienced this painfully: Mt 5:12; Mt 23:34; Lu 11:49; Ac 7:52; 1Th 2:15.\\ * God has already revealed the greatest secret. Jesus Christ is his Son: Pro 30:4; Mt 3:17; Mt 17:5; Mk 1:11; Mk 9:7; Lu 3:22; 1Pe 1:10-12; 2Pe 1:17. | * The Bible does not describe God having the prophets come before him in a group to find out how the people reacted to their message. | + | | Su 5:109 | * There is a final judgment: Rev 20:11-15 \\ * God definitely has all the background knowledge about all reactions to his message and all thoughts. God knows everything down to the last detail: Psa 139:1-4; Ecc 12:14; Ro 2:2-3; Jud 1:15. \\ * People, even prophets, do not know everything: Job 11:7-8; Psa 40:5; Psa 139:6; Ro 11:34; 1Co 8:2; 1Co 13:9. | * Of course, the prophets and messengers of God know what the public reaction to their message was. Mostly negative. They experienced this painfully: Mt 5:12; Mt 23:34; Lu 11:49; Ac 7:52; 1Th 2:15.\\ * God has already revealed the greatest secret. Jesus Christ is his Son: Pro 30:4; Mt 3:17; Mt 17:5; Mr 1:11; Mr 9:7; Lu 3:22; 1Pe 1:10-12; 2Pe 1:17. | * The Bible does not describe God having the prophets come before him in a group to find out how the people reacted to their message. |
| - | | Su 5:110 | * Jesus was born of a human mother who was a virgin: Mary: Mt 1:18.\\ * Mary experienced God's grace: Lu 1:28-30.\\ * God strengthened Jesus Christ with the Holy Spirit: Mt 12: | + | | Su 5:110 | * Jesus was born of a human mother who was a virgin: Mary: Mt 1:18.\\ * Mary experienced God's grace: Lu 1:28-30.\\ * God strengthened Jesus Christ with the Holy Spirit: Mt 12: |
| - | | Su 5:111 | * Jesus asked his disciples and all his listeners to believe in him and God: Jn 4:48; Jn 5:24; Jn 6:35; Jn 6:47; Jn 7:38; Jn 8:24; Jn 10:38; Jn 11:25; Jn 12:44; Jn 14:1; Jn 16:9; Col 2:5. \\ * Faith in God and his Christ are connected: Mt 10:32-33; Jn 5:19; Jn 5:36; Jn 6:40; Jn 8:18; Jn 10:17-18; Jn 10:30; Jn 14:6; Jn 14:11. \\ * The disciples were willing to give their whole lives for Jesus/God: Mt 10:38; Mr 10: | + | | Su 5:111 | * Jesus asked his disciples and all his listeners to believe in him and God: Jn 4:48; Jn 5:24; Jn 6:35; Jn 6:47; Jn 7:38; Jn 8:24; Jn 10:38; Jn 11:25; Jn 12:44; Jn 14:1; Jn 16:9; Col 2:5. \\ * Faith in God and his Christ are connected: Mt 10:32-33; Jn 5:19; Jn 5:36; Jn 6:40; Jn 8:18; Jn 10:17-18; Jn 10:30; Jn 14:6; Jn 14:11. \\ * The disciples were willing to give their whole lives for Jesus/God: Mt 10:38; Mr 10: |
| - | | Su 5:112 | * True believers fear God and believe in him: Ex 18:21; Lv 25:43; Dt 10:20; Psa 61:6; 2Co 5:11; Rev 19:5. \\ * There are miracles that Jesus did to provide food for listeners: Mt 14:17-21; Mt 15: | + | | Su 5:112 | * True believers fear God and believe in him: Ex 18:21; Lv 25:43; Dt 10:20; Psa 61:6; 2Co 5:11; Rev 19:5. \\ * There are miracles that Jesus did to provide food for listeners: Mt 14:17-21; Mt 15: |
| | Su 5:113 | * People want to see miracles in order to believe, but it is often doubters and critics who ask such questions: Jn 4:48; Jn 6:30; Jn 7:3-4; 1Co 1:22. | * Jesus Christ does not give signs to those who demand them: Mt 12:39; Mt 16:4; Mr 8:12; Lu 11:29. \\ * The disciples had experienced enough miracles that Jesus Christ allowed them to experience. They were not dependent on further miracles in order to believe: Mt 16:15-17; Jn 16:30. \\ * Miraculous signs do not always lead to genuine faith: Ex 4:8; Ex 14:11; Jn 10:25-26; Jn 10:33-39; Jn 14:11; Jn 16:27 . \\ * The goal of faith is Jesus Christ and through him salvation and redemption and eternal life: Jn 20:31 . \\ * However, there are also miraculous signs that do not come from God, but from the devil: Mt 24:24-26; 2Th 2: | | Su 5:113 | * People want to see miracles in order to believe, but it is often doubters and critics who ask such questions: Jn 4:48; Jn 6:30; Jn 7:3-4; 1Co 1:22. | * Jesus Christ does not give signs to those who demand them: Mt 12:39; Mt 16:4; Mr 8:12; Lu 11:29. \\ * The disciples had experienced enough miracles that Jesus Christ allowed them to experience. They were not dependent on further miracles in order to believe: Mt 16:15-17; Jn 16:30. \\ * Miraculous signs do not always lead to genuine faith: Ex 4:8; Ex 14:11; Jn 10:25-26; Jn 10:33-39; Jn 14:11; Jn 16:27 . \\ * The goal of faith is Jesus Christ and through him salvation and redemption and eternal life: Jn 20:31 . \\ * However, there are also miraculous signs that do not come from God, but from the devil: Mt 24:24-26; 2Th 2: | ||
| | Su 5:114 | * God provides people with food and can do so in miraculous ways: Ex 16:12-16; Mt 14:17-21.\\ * All good gifts come from God: Mt 7:11; Lu 11:13; Jas 1:17. | * Such a prayer by Jesus Christ is not mentioned in the Bible. When multiplying the bread for 5,000, the Bible says of Jesus Christ: "He looked up to heaven, gave thanks and broke it": Mt 14:18. When feeding the 4,000, it says: "He took the seven loaves and the fish, gave thanks, broke them and gave them to the disciples": | | Su 5:114 | * God provides people with food and can do so in miraculous ways: Ex 16:12-16; Mt 14:17-21.\\ * All good gifts come from God: Mt 7:11; Lu 11:13; Jas 1:17. | * Such a prayer by Jesus Christ is not mentioned in the Bible. When multiplying the bread for 5,000, the Bible says of Jesus Christ: "He looked up to heaven, gave thanks and broke it": Mt 14:18. When feeding the 4,000, it says: "He took the seven loaves and the fish, gave thanks, broke them and gave them to the disciples": | ||
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| | Su 5:117 | * Jesus worked for people to worship God: Jn 4:21-24. \\ * Jesus speaks of “his God and your God”: Jn 20: | | Su 5:117 | * Jesus worked for people to worship God: Jn 4:21-24. \\ * Jesus speaks of “his God and your God”: Jn 20: | ||
| | Su 5:118 | * Jesus Christ intercedes for people: Isa 53:12; Lu 23:34; Ro 8:34; Heb 7:25; Heb 9:24; 1Jo 2:1. \\ * God can also punish His believers when they do wrong: Psa 6:2; Psa 99:8; Isa 40:2; Eze 14:21; Eze 23:49; Eze 25:17; Jl 2:13; 1Th 4:6; Heb 12:6-7. \\ * God can forgive guilt: Ex 34:6-7; Mic 7:18; Ro 3:25. \\ * God is all-powerful and all-wise: Ge 17:1; Ge 35:11; Ex 6:3; Psa 139:1-2; Isa 41:23; Isa 44:7; Jn 2:25; Jn 16:13; Jn 16:30; Jn 21:17; 1Co 4:5; 1Co 14:25; 2Co 6:18; Rev 1:8; Rev 2:18-19; Rev 21: | | Su 5:118 | * Jesus Christ intercedes for people: Isa 53:12; Lu 23:34; Ro 8:34; Heb 7:25; Heb 9:24; 1Jo 2:1. \\ * God can also punish His believers when they do wrong: Psa 6:2; Psa 99:8; Isa 40:2; Eze 14:21; Eze 23:49; Eze 25:17; Jl 2:13; 1Th 4:6; Heb 12:6-7. \\ * God can forgive guilt: Ex 34:6-7; Mic 7:18; Ro 3:25. \\ * God is all-powerful and all-wise: Ge 17:1; Ge 35:11; Ex 6:3; Psa 139:1-2; Isa 41:23; Isa 44:7; Jn 2:25; Jn 16:13; Jn 16:30; Jn 21:17; 1Co 4:5; 1Co 14:25; 2Co 6:18; Rev 1:8; Rev 2:18-19; Rev 21: | ||
| - | | Su 5:119 | * There is a river in eternity: Rev 22:1-5.\\ * Truthfulness will pay off: Mt 5:12; Mt 19:29; Mr 9:41; Lu 6:35; Col 3:24; Rev 22:12. \\ * Life in the future will last forever: Isa 55:3; Dan 12:2; Mt 19:29; Mt 25:46; Jn 3:15-16; Jn 3:36; Jn 5:24; Jn 6:40; Jn 6:47; Jn 6:54; Jn 10:28; Jn 17:3; Ro 6:23; 1Jo 2:25; 1Jo 5:11-13. \\ * God delights in those who believe in him and follow him: Zep 3:17; Lu 15:10; Rev 21:9. \\ * The faithful in heaven will rejoice in God: Jn 16:22; Jn 17:13; Ro 14:17; Rev 22: | + | | Su 5:119 | * There is a river in eternity: Rev 22:1-5.\\ * Truthfulness will pay off: Mt 5:12; Mt 19:29; Mr 9:41; Lu 6:35; Col 3:24; Rev 22:12. \\ * Life in the future will last forever: Isa 55:3; Dan 12:2; Mt 19:29; Mt 25:46; Jn 3:15-16; Jn 3:36; Jn 5:24; Jn 6:40; Jn 6:47; Jn 6:54; Jn 10:28; Jn 17:3; Ro 6:23; 1Jo 2:25; 1Jo 5:11-13. \\ * God delights in those who believe in him and follow him: Zep 3:17; Lu 15:10; Rev 21:9. \\ * The faithful in heaven will rejoice in God: Jn 16:22; Jn 17:13; Ro 14:17; Rev 22: |
| - | | Su 5:120 | * God alone owns the kingdom in heaven and on earth: | + | | Su 5:120 | * God alone owns the kingdom in heaven and on earth: |
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