A Christian discovers the Quran (3) | Bible Quran Episode 20

[@cafeespresso99]

It stands to reason that there is commonality between biblical and quranic accounts of prophets because they are talking about the same people. However there are some important differences especially in the story of Issa (Jesus) with respect to crucifixion. Also the ruler of Egypt at the time of Joseph is referred to in the Bible as pharaoh whereas the Qur'an refers to him as a king, which is historically more accurate. Both books refer to pharaoh at the time of Moses, which is correct.

[@edwinbartolome7529]

Church not a building but the people congregations that build the Church

[@BibleQuran]

yes, true. This topic will be covered in Episodes 24-26. Be sure to subscribe to get them!

[@DoyanCekOt]

if you read the bible with arab language, GOD is writen in Allah

[@badonlikoy5571]

Yes that is true. But Allah of Arab Christians called their Allah (Baba) the Father. While Allah of Muhammad is NOT called the Father to anyone (read Surah 19:88-93). So, that is totally a contradiction with each other. So not a similarities but a contradictions.

[@BibleQuran]

yes, absolutely (and in all translations from Codex Leydensis until today).

[@muzaffarshaheen1473]

Jesus had no church to worship him.

[@BibleQuran]

Yes, this is true. I will cover this topic in Episodes 24-26. Be sure to subscribe to get them!

[@Pasham38]

You can’t change special names in another language. Arabic language is not similar like in the Bible, you are just seeing special names similar. That’s it

[@acesin-et7pp]

That is because Jesus did not speak Greek or latin, these names in current bible are latinized/Greek. Jesus did not call Jacob as jacob but called him yousuf (which is same as in Arabic) in Aramaic, which he spoke.

[@cheikhsalek7695]

​@@acesin-et7pp Assalaamu aleikum, You mean (Jacob = Ya'qub), not Yusuf. Barak Allahu fiik.

[@BibleQuran]

Partly true. However, the tradition of Ishmael as the spiritual ancestor of Muslims should logically have an Arabic name (if Arabic is the original language of humanity, which, by the way, Tabari denies)) and not a Hebrew name (Jews come much later into the picture).

[@cheikhsalek7695]

@@BibleQuran Ismail (Ismael) is not a Hebrew name nor is Ibrahim (Abraham). These are Aramaic names. Even, classifying ancient speech forms as languages/dialects/varieties i.e, Aramaic, Syriac, Hebrew, etc is not reliable. The Bible tells as sometimes that two brothers speak different languages!!! So, stop classifying names as being Hebrew or Aramaic, etc. Because you just don't know.

[@shadaliabdullahi5996]

Why dont Muslim say ISM ALLAH . BECAUSE OF THIS YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO CHANGE SOMEBODY HIS NAME..

[@alexvonanders2727]

Please don't shout

[@shadaliabdullahi5996]

@alexvonanders2727 No, I'm not. How do you know it?

[@BibleQuran]

Partly true. However, the tradition of Ishmael as the spiritual ancestor of Muslims should logically have an Arabic name (if Arabic is the original language of humanity, which, by the way, Tabari denies)) and not a Hebrew name (Jews come much later into the picture).