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Benjamin

@benjaminay2

We’re all performers on stage earth while God is the audience. Be diligent to present yourself approved unto Him.

Accra, Ghana Katılım Mayıs 2014
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Belle Liu@belle_liuu·
Muslim reasoning: From Moses to the Dead Sea Scrolls there were thousands of irreconcilable contradictions between the Torah and Quran....then suddenly they stop when the manuscripts are found 🤔 - YT/BelleLiuApologetics - Hey there! My name is Belle. I love Jesus and apologetics.... and I want to be able to do this full-time! You can support me through prayer and also by SOWING into the ministry. Comment SOW for the link to donate! Comment REVIVAL for free apologetics training! Follow @belle_liuu for evangelism, apologetics, biblical insights, and more - - #jesus #christian #bible #islam #quran
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itachi@dawahxdialogues·
No prophet preached a trinity. But now you want us to worship that? No thank you!
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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
@MikeWingerii The girl’s mother had to actually fatten her up quickly so she could bear the load of 54 year old Mohammed.
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Mike Winger@MikeWingerii·
Mohammed had sex with a 9 year-old girl.
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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
@MikeWingerii More like he didn’t want people popping up to his house just when food was ready as he wasn’t ready to share so he just made up a revelation for it😂 The most obvious false prophet in history.
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Mike Winger@MikeWingerii·
Mohammed didn’t like people asking him questions after dinner so he “got a revelation” that God told him to tell everyone they can’t ask him questions after dinner. It’s in the Quran now.
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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
@aephaen @korrathetaymi So by which criterion do you judge truth from corrupted verses in the Bible? And how do you know that the verses you’re alluding to prove your prophet isn’t one of the corrupted verses?
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aephyn_@aephaen·
@benjaminay2 @korrathetaymi Muslims have always held the belief that there's a very small amount of baqaya al-haqq in the bible, meaning truthful things, a small amount of preserved truth. It's not the gotcha you think it is.
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Korra The Taymi
Korra The Taymi@korrathetaymi·
The Qur’an does not only address 16th-century Protestantism, which emerged much later. Many early Christian sects exalted Mary to a place of worship. A more suitable verse for your sect would be Qur’an 4:171: “Do not say, ‘Three,’” as in 1 John 5:7, which speaks of the three who bear witness in heaven. The hadith explains that taking your scholars and monks as lords besides Allah does not necessarily mean literal worship. It refers to worship in the sense of following their laws when they contradict God’s laws and favoring their rulings over His. Muhammad ﷺ is all over your scriptures. He is the most obvious true prophet prophesied in the Bible: Deuteronomy 18, Deuteronomy 33, Isaiah 21, Isaiah 42, Haggai 2, Habakkuk 3, Psalm 74, John 1:19–21, John 14–16, Matthew 22, and the list goes on. ✌️
InspiringPhilosophy - Michael Jones@InspiringPhilos

We don't say God is third of three, Mary is a goddess, our scholars and monks are lords beside God, and Muhammad is not in our scriptures.

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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
@korrathetaymi Even if Jesus had said a true prophet would come after Him, that prophet was certainly not a pdf war monger who robbed Arabian caravans and gave permission for his companions to r*pe women.
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Korra The Taymi
Korra The Taymi@korrathetaymi·
Christianity was really built by Paul. Nothing that Jesus did do Christians actually do today. Jesus worshipped the Father alone. ✅ Christians don’t. ❌ Jesus followed the Law. ✅ Christians don’t. ❌ Jesus said that after him a true prophet would come. ✅ Christians don’t follow him. ❌
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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
Another horrible equivocation again. For a book you lot always claim to be corrupted, it’s interesting you’re always trying to formulate your Islamic narratives from there. The fact that two languages are of the same Semitic root, doesn’t mean they share the same theological meaning.
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Korra The Taymi@korrathetaymi·
We always ask our Jewish and Christian friends, “What religion did Abraham follow?” And we are always met with confusion. Yet the Torah and the Qur’an give us the answer directly: Genesis 17:1: “Be shalem before God.” Qur’an 2:208: “Enter into al-silm completely.” The Hebrew shalem and the Arabic silm share a common Semitic root—Sh-L-M / S-L-M—emphasizing wholeness, peace, and complete submission to God. That is why the Qur’an correctly calls Abraham a Muslim. 🤍
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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
@JeromeChukwuwem Apparently Paul prophesied of the coming of Mohammed years before in Galatians 1.
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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
@Ahraz__ 😂😂😂😂 There’s more eyewitnesses of my dragon in my backyard than Mohammed receiving revelation in a cave.
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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
Stop trying to inteprete scripture because you’re too bad at it. Who told you the keys Jesus gave to Peter was a key to the gates of heaven where God lives? He told Peter; upon this rock, I will build my church and the gates of heaven shall not prevail over it. And I will give you the keys to the kingdom of heaven. The Church is the Kingdom of God/Heaven here on earth. That’s why on the day of Pentecost when the church started, Peter was the first apostle who rose to declare the gospel of Christ.
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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
Hebrew and Arabic are related Semitic languages, so they share many roots. That does not mean the words are identical or that Isaiah is referring to Islam. Moreover, Isaiah 42:19 is speaking about Israel as God’s servant, not identifying Jesus as a follower of a seventh-century religion. Calling Jesus a Muslim only works if you redefine the word to mean someone who submits to God, but that is an Islamic theological claim, not what the Hebrew text or Ellicott’s commentary is saying.
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Korra The Taymi
Korra The Taymi@korrathetaymi·
Jesus is not a Muslim, right? Yet even biblical commentaries say the servant and his followers in Isaiah 42 are meshullam, which scholars point out is connected to the word Muslim: one who submits his will to God. Christians cannot get around this. Jesus was a Muslim. Debate closed.
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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
@fawzydawah There is no evidence Mohammed was an ishmaelite. There isn’t even any link from adnan to Ishmael. Your own sources disprove this made up family tree of yours. Al sira al nabawiya by Ibn kathir page 50-53 discusses all of these.
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Fawzy Dawah@fawzydawah·
We have the full lineage of the prophet Muhammad ﷺ Where is the lineage for Mathew Mark Luke and John?
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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
@Ihunanya_chi For a book they say it’s corrupted, it’s incredible they’re always looking for their prophet inside that same book.
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Ihunanya Chi ❤️@Ihunanya_chi·
In GodLogic’s live yesterday, a Muslim tried to argue that Muhammad was an Israelite just to defend Deuteronomy 18:18. GodLogic: “Okay then… what tribe of Israel was Muhammad from?” Muslim: “Jkkeorooorooeouwhwbsmmdldlkkjavvavababahjjj… 🤖📡📶” GodLogic: “Let’s keep it simple. What tribe of Israel was Muhammad from?” Muslim: “Well… he wasn’t actually an Israelite. He just had Israelite DNA.” GodLogic: takes out his notebook 📝😹 There is literally nothing Muslims haven’t said to defend Islam, Allah, and Muhammad at this point 😹
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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
@korrathetaymi Without lies and picking verses out of their contexts, Islam dies. The same Old Testament that says God isn’t a man had God manifesting Himself as a man in a theophany in multiple passages.
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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
@Jafstar1210 @JamesKowalski88 Samari isn’t an Israelite. The story comes from the Midrash. It’s a Midrash story Mohammed heard and arabicized the name. It’s from pirke de rabbi Eliezer chapter 45. The name is actually sammael, a demon in rabbinic Judaism who a rabbi said led the people astray.
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inquisitivity@Jafstar1210·
@JamesKowalski88 The age old Tik tok arguments, do you and godlogic recycle them when you’re bored? It’s been stated multiple times “samari” is an Israelite not a Samaritan. Merely because his name translates to Samaritan is all this weak argument goes on
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James Kowalski@JamesKowalski88·
Do you know about the Quranic Samaritan dilemma? You probably know the classic Quran dilemma (the Quran confirming the Bible). But did you know the Quran puts a Samaritan at the building of the golden calf 400 years before Samaritans even existed? There are way more historical blunders in the Quran that I’ll be posting later.
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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
Why would anyone waste their time reproducing the Quran again when the stories in it are not even original to begin with? The Quran itself is a reproduction of stories that were already in circulation in uninspired sources. Most if its stories come from the Talmud Targum Midrash the seven sleepers of Ephesus protoevangelium of James Arab infancy gospels gospel of Thomas gospel of pseudo-Matthew Syriac legend of Alexander.
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Fawzy Dawah
Fawzy Dawah@fawzydawah·
☪️The Qur’an is a living miracle. It openly challenges humanity to produce anything like it—even a single chapter—and for over 1,400 years, no one has met that challenge. This is what Muslims call the inimitability (I’jaz) of the Qur’an.
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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
Genesis 16:14 says Beer-lahai-roi was between Kadesh and Bered and Hagar was traveling in the direction of Shur, a region associated with the area near Egypt and the Sinai wilderness. Isaac also lived by Beer-lahai-roi (Genesis 25:11), which would make little sense if the location were in Mecca, over a thousand kilometers from Canaan. Because a rabbi says it doesn’t make it true, however if it makes you Muslims happy, you can continue to lay in your delusion bed.
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Korra The Taymi
Korra The Taymi@korrathetaymi·
In Genesis 16, Hagar was told by the angel of the Lord that she would bear a son by a spring in the desert called “Beer Lahai Roi,” meaning “the well of the Living One.” Ibn Ezra says this place is the well of Zamzam. So I guess Abraham and Ishmael were in Mecca after all. 😎
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Benjamin@benjaminay2·
@kingmahdi313c @Dadoftrips1974 @GodLogic_GL @grok Can you not read? It says it is understood in the tafsirs as blessings and supplication. It’s the tafsirs re interpreting the term sallat. Show me any Arabic lexicon or dictionary where the word sallat also means blessings and supplication.
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GodLogic_GL@GodLogic_GL·
The anonymous author of the Quran thought that Christians believe in Mary, Jesus, and Allah as 3 gods (S. 5:73-75 / 5:116). A random Muslim on the street is more knowledgeable about Christian beliefs than their "God" is.
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