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Manik
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We speak only what Allah revealed (45:6). The Qur’an is for all humanity (6:19). I’m a reply guy with references. Follow for Qur’an-based replies.
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Spirit of God” and “spirit from God” are not the same.
Jesus was a messenger—and a word from Allah—to his people.
The Qur’an is precise:
Qur’an 3:45 — “…a word from Him…”
Qur’an 4:171 — “…His Word which He conveyed… and a spirit from Him…”
And it explains what that means:
Qur’an 16:40 — “Be—and it is.”
Qur’an 3:59 — Like Adam: “Be—and he was.”
So the meaning is clear:
A “word from Allah” = His command fulfilled.
A “spirit from Allah” = sent, not part of Him.
Not part of Allah.
A messenger of Allah.
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Words of praise carry weight.
When God’s name is mentioned,
it calls for restraint, justice, and truth in speech.
James 2:18–26 —
“Show me your faith without deeds,
and I will show you my faith by my deeds…
Faith without works is dead.”
So the question isn’t politics—
it’s alignment:
Do our words reflect what we claim,
or just repeat it?
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@JoelOsteen Powerful message.
But the question is—
are the chains external… or chosen?
Because guidance comes,
and then the choice follows.
Break what holds you—
but what if the real freedom is obedience to what was already revealed?
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God is the chain breaker. He came to take off of you what the enemy put on you, to loosen the chains, to break the bondages, so you can reach the fullness of your destiny.
Tune into Joel’s message today! "Break the Chains": bit.ly/3LwFSDa
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@Cobratate @TheGeorgePu Tate,
That’s interesting—but private jets aren’t the baseline most people are working with.
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@TheGeorgePu False retard.
2 hours to Oman, jets waiting leave instantly.
100k max to Europe. Pennys.
Or chill Oman 5star and fly commercial.
Nobody is going because Dubai is fine.
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@TheGeorgePu Well said.
Sometimes it’s not just about money—when things fall out of alignment, options remain, but exits don’t.
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Brother Omar,
Let’s follow what has been revealed from our Lord—the Qur’an.
We are commanded to convey it (6:19), and whoever obeys the Messenger has obeyed Allah (4:80).
If we differ in anything, we are told to refer it back to Allah and His Messenger—meaning back to the Qur’an (4:59).
So the question is—why do we still differ?
Is it because we are not mindful enough of Allah, or because we still have doubts about what is in this Book?
Please elaborate on these verses.
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If sin is already “paid for,”
then why do all revelations still hold each person accountable?
•“The soul who sins shall bear its own burden.” (Ezekiel 18:20)
•“Each soul is held for what it earns.” (Qur’an 74:38)
Same message across:
Responsibility is not transferred—it is lived.
So the real question:
Is salvation based on
believing a past event,
or
hearing, obeying, and living the guidance sent after?
And if Jesus pointed to one who
“will not speak from himself, but what he hears,”
then the question remains:
Where is that guidance—and are we following it?
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The claim says:
Resurrection = proof, forgiveness, victory, and foundation of faith.
But reading the text itself:
“I am going to my Lord… and you will see me no more.” (John 16:10)
So the direction given is not to hold onto his physical return—
but to understand his departure.
And then immediately:
“If I do not go, the Comforter will not come…
He will not speak from himself… he will speak what he hears… he will guide into all truth.” (John 16:7–13)
So the structure is clear:
He goes → you will not see him → another comes with guidance
That shifts the focus from an event… to ongoing revelation and guidance
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If Jesus died and never rose again, Christianity would just be another sad story of a good man gone too soon. No power. No victory. No hope.
The gospel is not just that Jesus died. Many people died. The difference is this, He didn’t stay in the grave.
The resurrection is the proof. Proof that sin was actually paid for. Proof that death was actually defeated. Proof that everything He said about Himself is true.
Take away the resurrection and what do we have left. A message with no life. Faith with no foundation. Hope with no assurance.
This is why in 1 Corinthians 15, Paul says if Christ is not raised, our faith is useless. Not weak, useless.
But He is risen.
And that changes everything.
It means your past is not stronger than His grace.
It means your sin is not greater than His sacrifice.
It means death does not get the final say.
We do not serve a memory. We do not follow a fallen leader.
We serve a living Savior.
That is the gospel.
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@muftimenk Aameen.
And when hardship comes—
is the call only for comfort…
or also for return and obedience?
(13:11 — change begins within)
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God spoke through many messengers—this does not make them God.
Torah:
Deuteronomy 18:18 — God puts His words in a messenger’s mouth.
Injeel (Gospel):
John 17:8 — I gave them the words You gave me.
John 17:3 — The only true God, and Jesus as sent.
Qur’an (criterion):
3:45 — The Messiah is a word from God.
4:171 — A messenger of God, His word cast to Mary.
16:43 — We sent messengers before you.
Not arguing—just placing texts side by side.
If God speaking through a person made them God,
would that apply to all messengers?
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Jesus is called the “Word”—but being sent with God’s word does not make someone God.
Injeel (Gospel):
John 17:3 — The only true God, and Jesus as sent.
Torah:
Deuteronomy 18:18 — God puts His words in a messenger’s mouth.
Qur’an (criterion):
3:45 — The Messiah is called a word from God.
4:171 — The Messiah, Jesus son of Mary, was a messenger of God… His word which He cast to Mary.
Not arguing—just placing texts side by side.
If carrying God’s word made someone God,
would that apply to every messenger who spoke His words?
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Jesus prayed to God.
Injeel (Gospel):
Matthew 26:39 — He fell on his face and prayed.
John 17:3 — The only true God, and Jesus as sent.
Torah (Deuteronomy 6:4):
The Lord our God, the Lord is One.
Qur’an (criterion):
5:72–75 — The Messiah was a messenger; he and his mother ate food.
Not arguing—just placing texts side by side.
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Islam is not Christianity.
John 1
" In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 He was with God in the beginning. 3 Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made. 4 In him was life, and that life was the light of all mankind. 5 The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it."
Manik@TTTUniversal
Jesus prayed GOD We do find him praying to God: Injeel (Gospel): “Father… not my will, but Yours be done.” (Luke 22:42) “He fell on his face and prayed…” (Matthew 26:39) “I ascend to my Father and your Father, to my God and your God.” (John 20:17) So the question is simple: If Jesus has a God—and prays to Him— is he God, or a servant of God? Qur’an confirms this: “He said: Indeed, I am the servant of Allah…” (19:30) “Allah is my Lord and your Lord, so worship Him.” (3:51) Not identity. Not labels. Worship God. Obey Him.
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@crotsunami @elonmusk @elonmusk I’ve noticed this seems like your natural state—working, thinking, and verifying.
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@Jxyyy5ive @elonmusk Allah sent a crow to show how to bury the dead (Qur’an 5:31).
Do we follow the bird—or the truth it pointed to?
Guidance is recognized and followed—not by who delivers it, but by what is revealed.
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@VictoriaOsteen God will ask us about what was revealed—whether we lived it, not just felt it.
Faith and love are real—but they are proven through obedience.
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Across the revelations, trust in God is not just verbal—it shows in action:
Torah: avoid usury (Deut 23:19–20)
Zabur: the righteous do not take interest (Psalm 15:5)
Injil: lend expecting nothing back (Luke 6:34–35)
James: faith is shown by deeds (2:18–26)
So the question is—how do we read these together?
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@LIGHT_IN_TRUTH @WillH50403687 @JesusisChristX If that’s the claim, please share the exact verse. Let’s read it in full context together—no summaries, just the text.
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@TTTUniversal @WillH50403687 @JesusisChristX If you've read the Qur’an, you know it does not teach the Truth. You also know it also teaches violence. The Bible teaches the Truth and peace.
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