@medsensei3901 What is your understanding of Injeel? It's not even an arabic word.

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There are a number of variants of the Quran with different words and meanings. This is proven. Your limited knowledge of the Bible manuscripts does not show a problem with God's preservation of His words but a lack of understanding of how the devil is trying to corrupt the bible in these days. Over 95% of all Greek manuscripts of the New Testament agree and are the foundation of the King James Bible. The two manuscripts you mention represent only 5% which themselves have variant readings. There is no dispute about the Old Testament scriptures. If the Catholic church wants to add extra books to the accepted Jewish scriptures, that is their problem. The epistle of Barnabas and Shepherd of Hermes were never accepted as scripture, so there are no issues. Do all Muslims agree with the Hadiths? Of course not. Some reject them completely! Yet, Muslims need the Hadiths to understand the Quran. Which of them do you believe? Because it will depend on whether you are Sunni, Shia or one of the other sects.

I'm sure that you are not implying that there are no debates among Muslim scholars as to the meaning of the Arabic words written in the Quran in the 600's? Even your own scholars debate the meaning of passages in the Quran , which means they are questioning the meaning words and contexts. Just because the Bible is translated doesn't mean the original words in Hebrew and Greek have changed, so we cannot see what point you are making?

@@faithbaptist-church Your claim of 95% agreement in Greek manuscripts is provably false. Read Bruce Metzger's book the The Text of the New Testament: Its Transmission, Corruption, and Restoration. he's a Christian himself. Bart Ehrman famously said there are more errors in the bible than there are words. Even if I granted your claim, still doesn't solve the problem. The bible you hold today does not match a single manuscript in existence. It is made up of verses from a combination of manuscripts from 4th century, all the way to 19th century. Get yourself a Nestle-Aland critical edition bible and you can see it for yourself. Wholesale additions in the bible that I pointed out in my earlier comment shows it is demonstrably not preserved. Preservation of the Quran is in two ways - mass memorisation and also manuscripts. There are almost 12 million huffaz (people who have memorised Quran from cover to cover and they have been accredited by their teacher to teach it). Every Muslim memorises parts of the Quran, as it is required for 5 daily prayers. Unlike the bible which was never accessible to the people, Quran has been with the people from day one. You can't corrupt something that is mass memorised. That's how we know if a scribe has made errors. There are first century (Islamic) manuscripts that read entirely the same as Muslims read today. The Qira'ats that you mention are all read from the same consonantal skeleton called the Uthmanic rasm. The prophet pbuh taught all the Qira'at, so all of them are divinely revealed. They are different and complementary wasy of communicating the same message. Even orientalist scholars will attest to the preservation. Read any of Angelica Newerth, William Muir, Adrian Brockett, Forster Arbuthnot, Christiaan Hurgronje, to name a few.

@@faithbaptist-church you're asking a different question here ... people's ability (or sincerity) to comprehend something. A person may have lack of understanding, but that doesn't question the preservation of the document itself. The language of Jesus was Aramaic and the earliest documents you have is in Greek (non semetic language unlike Aramaic) from fourth century. First time someone claimed the names of the authors is in year 190 by Irenaeus of Lyons. There are 45 other gospels that are extant today that various Christian groups were writing and claiming as scripture. Not until the Roman emperor Constantine forced the clergy was there an agreement on the 27 books of the new testament. The book of Revelation was in the canon, removed from it, and re-added over time. The old testament you hold today is based on Codex Leningrad (12th century). You have no way of establishing what was original, and that it has been faithfully transmitted.

@@ShoaibAhmedNZ Are you aware that Greek was the universal language in Jesus' day? Just as English is the Universal language today, Greek was then. Most people spoke Greek (including Jesus). Even the Romans spoke Greek and their native language was Latin. In fact Greek has been spoken in that region for hundreds of years before Christ. The original authors like Peter, and John and James were the disciples of Jesus, and they wrote in Greek. The rest of what you have written is not correct and simply arguments distorting the historical facts. They are talking points with no evidence.

Surah Al-Ma'idah - 47 Quran.com quran.com › al-maidah So let the people of the Gospel judge by what Allah has revealed in it. And those who do not judge by what Allah has revealed are ˹truly˺ the rebellious. Question: Since you know Islam: Who were the people of the gospel Allah was referring to in around 600AD? How were they to judge? By what gospel? Can you show me that gospel?

@whatyoudoin3125 you clearly didn't watch this video. And the little you watched, was with a very biased viewpoint.

It's interesting that in the Quran, Muhammed appeals to the the Christians & Jews of his day (some 500 years after the gospels were written) to look at their own scriptures to confirm what he was preaching. In other words, Muhammed agreed that the gospels (Injil) that they had in 600 AD were true scriptures. We have copies of the gospels dating back over 400 years before Muhammed was born and they agree with what we have today. Your statement therefore makes no sense. The Quran says that the people of the book will try to corrupt his message, not their own scriptures which he agreed were present in his day.

We regularly pray for Israel, especially for its peace, but that peace will not come until they receive Jesus as their Saviour and king. Our calling is to proclaim the gospel of salvation to all.

No swimming required! I'm not a good swimmer either 😆

Thanks for your comment Luke. There are a series of these sermons on our channel about each of the minor prophets. God bless

HI Luke, we have been praying regularly for Israel since the October 7th attack on Sundays and Wednesday evening prayer together. I'm not sure how this fits exactly into the end times, but we have been very active in reaching the lost with the gospel, door knocking, street evangelising and other ways. You're welcome to join us in prayer and reaching the lost.

Thank you Juliet! But it is only the start of the new year! 😊

Yes, we are located in Fawkner. Are you a local?

@@faithbaptist-church no... but if we’re ever in the area we’ll stop by.

Thank you so much Heidi. God bless you

Thanks for your encouraging comment. God bless you.

Hi Attilio, thanks for your message. Unfortunately I was unwell on Sunday and could not preach but I am looking forward to presenting the second part of this series this coming Sunday. We will upload it as soon as we can. God bless. Pr Frank

@@faithbaptist-church Good morning. Will say a prayer for you this morning. I see you this Sunday. God Bless you and the family

Thank you too

Thanks Maxwell! God bless

Amen George! God bless

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