The god of Islam is not the God of Moses nor is he the true God. Because Muhammad was un-educated along with his compatriots, I do not doubt that the quran was written by a higher power, a celestial being(s). Surely the quran was given to Muhammad by someone familiar with history and biblical truths. But who? Who would write such a book? Who is the prince of this world and how many fallen angels are there? Now, if I was an enemy of God (such as one fallen angel in particular) and I wished to deceive people from following the true God, I would write a book such as the quran. The quran meticulously changes history to further its purpose at falsifying the Bible. It denies the need for a sacrifice as a necessity at redemption for the sins of humanity. It constantly belittles Israel at Ishmael's expense and places the line of Ishmael at the forefront. If I was an enemy of God, I would write a book such as the quran. Now, if being Muslim, your hatred has been kindled, your anger aroused and your desire is to kill me, then your father is the devil, for the devil was a murderer from the beginning. My question to you is; do you know the truth? Have you studied the Bible, both old and new testaments? Have you studied it asking God for revelation? I know the Truth, and then there is the quran which I also know. Can you prove to me that the Bible is not true? (not using the quran).
Witnesses are key! A claim can only be substantiated by witnesses (biblical truth). With regards to Muhammad, a prophet is only a prophet if he was sent by God and his prophecy comes to pass (biblical truth, Ezekiel). What prophecy did Muhammad profess and who was his witness? In fact Muhammad never prophesied according to the quran, but rather he did as the quran taught him; he preached the quran (sura 24.54, his ‘duty is only to preach..’); he was the quran‘s reader and spokesperson, (the quran constantly tells Muhammad to ‘Say‘…). Rather it is the quran that makes many prophetic statements (notice that all apply to Muhammad‘s era and prior; there are no futuristic prophesies). Witnesses are key. Where and what is quran's witness? (your answer cannot be Muhammad since the quran was handed to him, and Muhammad did not witness the claims made in the quran that supposedly took place prior to his lifetime). The quran is a witness to itself?! Ridiculous! Can I not write a book and make the same claim? Of course the tone, intelligence and character of the quran suggests an author(s) that is not human, but rather celestial, (consider one or more fallen angels, thus the mystical abbreviations at the start of many suras could be names or titles of the writers; also repeated use of ‘We‘ or ‘Us‘ and very rarely the singular ‘I‘ strongly suggests more than one writer (a legion of writers?); in addition, the quran refers to God in the third person, ‘He‘ ‘Him‘ or ‘His‘; notice that the ‘We’ makes reference to God as a distinctly different entity, in other words, the ’We’ speak about God, cf. sura 24; see footnote). I also found the quran to contain verses which are ‘truths’ when taken by themselves. However, the line preceding the truth and the lines following the truth are usually false; it contains many falsehoods mixed with a few truths which quickly misleads the reader. This is found throughout all suras. With regard to witnesses, I have not come across any witnesses to the claims made in the quran (not even Muhammad). Witnesses, witnesses, witnesses…are key.
On the other hand, many prophets wrote the books of the Bible. Notice that God’s character (nature) is recognized in every one of these biblical books and His character does not change even though there are multiple prophets, (this is true even taking into account each prophet’s distinct writing style). In other words, these prophets were in contact with the one and same God because the character of God is constant. In having faith and understanding of the Bible for over twenty years, I am familiar with the nature (character) of God. The writer(s) of the quran is a different author(s) with different characteristics. There also exists an underlying THEME in all the books of the Bible which carries over into the new testament. The historical events found in the old testament have been substantiated by countless archaeological finds and non-biblical writings (stone writings, ceramic writings, papyrus records, Egyptian, Syrian and Babylonian writings). With regards to Christ, how many witnesses did he have? Is it not historical that 11 of the 12 apostles died horrible deaths as a result of testifying (witnessing) to Christ‘s death and resurrection? (The twelfth died of old age, St John). Did they recant? NO! Neither did hundreds of others who had seen Christ ascend to heaven (following his resurrection). These faithful people died but with their faiths intact under oppressive Roman rule, (refer to writings by the historian Josephus). Witnesses are key! Seek the truth and the truth will set you free. Are you now doubting your faith? By the quran, it is too late for you. If you doubted for just a second... if you questioned the quran for just an instant... 'Fire and hell waits for you!' But don't worry; this is not God. The true God does not terrorize the minds of his faithful. ‘The Lord rebuke you!, satan!!‘ (Zech 3:2)
May you come to know the truth even as I do. May the Lord Christ and the one true God truly bless you. Know for a surety that God has placed all things under Christ and this ‘lamb which was slain has prevailed’. The Lord Christ was resurrected from the dead and now sits at the right hand of the Father (God). (His faithful may call on God saying ‘father’, because He is the father of all things, our creator). Believe in Him so that you also may live. The truth will set you free.
Footnote: Fallen angels; the idea lends itself from a host of writings including (1) Niphilim Stargates where the author makes a good argument for demonic interferences; (2) book of Enoch I, 6:1-7, (100-150 BC) apocryphal, this book has interesting names attached to fallen angels, some of these names could tie to the mystical abbreviations; (3) book of Jubilees 4:15, (250-300 BC), mentions the ‘Watchers‘ sent to instruct men; (4) Daniel 4:13, 17, refers to ‘messengers‘ (term used is ‘Watchers’ in Septuagint) or angels who sent messages; the term ‘messenger’ is used repeatedly in the quran and the ’We’ and ’Us’ refer to themselves as messengers, cf. sura 2:87, 35:1, many occurrences. According to Enoch 1, Gen 6:4 (Niphilim are the children of these Watchers, also called giants, the ‘Amalekites‘, the ‘Rephilim‘), 2Peter 2:4 and Jude 1:6, these ’Watchers’ lost their place (abode) when they decided to visit the ’daughters of men.’ Notice how the writers (the ’We’) seem guilty by their own admission, sura 26.210, ‘no evil ones have brought down this revelation (quran)’, who asked and why more than one?
