Christian's Reaction To Bible Contradiction | Hashim | Speakers Corner

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[@delatorrecilla]

Spain

[@JUNDHULLAH-r8h]

India

[@ImaginativeShohag]

Bangladesh.. 🇧🇩

[@BrotherXandZero]

Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@nooneforme7451]

Bharat, India,Tamilnadu

[@pay4934]

The answer "I don't know" is better than fabricated then twisted then spinning around till you lost your mind

[@buFFlosouljah1]

They spin till they end up committing blasphemy

[@ThePaulopineda]

Bro I swear I was commenting with somebody and he was saying "Im here to enlighten you about your misconceptions about the Bible and I will try to explain everything with all honesty". Then I asked him "how did Judas die?", then he was like "he hanged himself, dropped from being hanged, and then his guts gushed out". Hahahaha... Then I showed him he is lying because what he did with the silver did not connect in 2 verses, and he forgot the part "fell headlong"... Then I continued to ask what is the color of the robe Jesus wear when he was about to be crucified, he runaway.😂😂😂😂😂

[@sammylong3704]

The Quran says Allah is all merciful but it also says Allah is not merciful to none believers. That is a clear contradiction, one among many in the Quran.

[@pay4934]

@@sammylong3704 state one verse and the chapter from The Qur'an, then read the context please.

[@sammylong3704]

@@pay4934 Did you read the context of this biblical verse? No! So stop making up rules for Islam that you don’t apply to Christianity. You tell us to use context when pointing out contradictions in the Quran but then use biblical verses out of context and claim it proves a contradiction. You tell Christians that they can’t understand the Quran unless we learn Arabic but then you claim to understand the bible without knowing Hebrew or Greek. Stop being hypocrites,

[@muamerblazevic1837]

Some would make clowns of themselves but this guy just didn't wanna talk about it

[@s0bad]

More like "I wasn't taught how to bs my way out of this"

[@IllIllIllIllIII]

​@@s0bad be glad, this is better than a person who likes to bs around the facts

[@hamzakhairi4765]

Tbh I respect it. As Muslims if we don't know we should do the same instead of making up some nonsense

[@Adventure-in]

You believe there are no contradictions in Quran?

[@IllIllIllIllIII]

@@Adventure-in prove there's one

[@ropol2x]

An honest person. Respect +1👏👏

[@musadiqkaleem]

Ok let's talk about some contradictions in Quran So in Quran The exact verse is: "And We have certainly made the message easy to understand, so is there any who will remember?" (Quran 54:17) So here he says " easy to understand"and boom we see 100s of Islamic scholars fighting on 100s of verses' interpretations of Quran Some say there are 3 prayers in whole 24 hrs others say 5 One example of a Quran verse with differing interpretations between Shia and Sunni scholars is: *Verse:* "O my companions of the cave, will you have Allah make for you a provision from the earth or will you take from Him a path?" (Quran 18:19) *Shia Interpretation:* - Shia scholars believe this verse refers to the leadership and authority of the Imams, particularly the Twelve Imams of the Ahl al-Bayt (Prophet Muhammad's family). - They interpret "companions of the cave" as a metaphor for the Imams, who are the true guardians of Allah's knowledge and guidance. - The "provision from the earth" is seen as a reference to the material world, while "a path from Him" represents the spiritual path guided by the Imams. *Sunni Interpretation:* - Sunni scholars interpret this verse as a literal reference to the story of the Sleepers of the Cave (Ashab al-Kahf), a group of young men who took refuge in a cave to escape persecution. - They see "companions of the cave" as a reference to these young men, who were blessed by Allah with long sleep and protection. - The verse is understood as a reminder of Allah's power and mercy, rather than a reference to leadership or authority. *Other examples of differing interpretations:* - Quran 2:124 (Abraham's trial): Shia scholars see this as a reference to the leadership of the Imams, while Sunnis interpret it as a story of Abraham's faith. - Quran 33:6 (Prophet's family): Shia scholars believe this verse emphasizes the importance of the Ahl al-Bayt, while Sunnis see it as a general reference to the Prophet's family and companions. - Quran 5:3 (Perfection of religion): Shia scholars interpret this as a reference to the completion of Islamic law and the authority of the Imams, while Sunnis see it as a confirmation of the Quran's completeness. These differing interpretations reflect fundamental differences in Shia and Sunni understandings of authority, leadership, and the role of the Ahl al-Bayt in Islam. So these things show there are contractions if you don't count this as an contradiction You must acknowledge that you have made the Quran very difficult

[@ropol2x]

@@musadiqkaleem Isn't "gender" easy to understand? Yet the West struggled to understand it.

[@MuhammadAhmad-jb6ur]

@@musadiqkaleem you copypasted whole this nonsense without even reafing it for urself , yes the Quran is easy to understand but since there are millions of people following this same scripture they could differ in interpretation that has nothing to do with authenticity of Quran

[@yf4jm]

​@@musadiqkaleem the verse is stating ' the message is easy to understand. So, it's not stating the entire Qur'an.that makes you ask what's the message that the Qur'an states . It's the same reason the prophets came and it is to worship God and God alone and no one and nothing else is worthy of words other than him. What did Allah tell you to do? Worship him and do good deeds . Is this a hard message he even gave us a brain to tell right from wrong . And about the Qur'an.The Qur'an wasn't made for only Muslims to begin with . The Qur'an came for all of humanity unlike the other scriptures that came for specific regions. So, in the arabic language there are verses that have like 5 meanings to it . About the problems and conflicts about the shia and sunna ...etc . The Qur'an never told us to be a sunna or a shia or whatever muslim . We are Muslims who follow the Qur'an and teachings of the prophet . All these problems and conflicts about interpretations came from the books of hadiths that people wrote a time later after the prophet peace be upon him died .The Qur'an have nothing to do with their interpretations if they understood the arabic language they could interpret it just fine :D . It was never about complexity.The religion was always simple to begin with but these people who want to forbid things however they want from untrusted hadiths will have their punishment too. I know you copy pasted this and you probably have no idea what you have sent . But, idc, if you have any questions to get to know (not to criticise ) i would be happy to answer them

[@PlayerDimhat]

​​@@musadiqkaleembro, I think the translation you used is wrong. This one is the correct one "And We have certainly made the Quran easy to remember. So is there anyone who will be mindful?". if I remember correctly, my teacher once told us that the Quran is hard to understand but easy to memorize.

[@jacksonadams8679]

Lol😂. He is truly honest

[@musadiqkaleem]

Ok let's talk about some contradictions in Quran So in Quran The exact verse is: "And We have certainly made the message easy to understand, so is there any who will remember?" (Quran 54:17) So here he says " easy to understand"and boom we see 100s of Islamic scholars fighting on 100s of verses' interpretations of Quran Some say there are 3 prayers in whole 24 hrs others say 5 One example of a Quran verse with differing interpretations between Shia and Sunni scholars is: *Verse:* "O my companions of the cave, will you have Allah make for you a provision from the earth or will you take from Him a path?" (Quran 18:19) *Shia Interpretation:* - Shia scholars believe this verse refers to the leadership and authority of the Imams, particularly the Twelve Imams of the Ahl al-Bayt (Prophet Muhammad's family). - They interpret "companions of the cave" as a metaphor for the Imams, who are the true guardians of Allah's knowledge and guidance. - The "provision from the earth" is seen as a reference to the material world, while "a path from Him" represents the spiritual path guided by the Imams. *Sunni Interpretation:* - Sunni scholars interpret this verse as a literal reference to the story of the Sleepers of the Cave (Ashab al-Kahf), a group of young men who took refuge in a cave to escape persecution. - They see "companions of the cave" as a reference to these young men, who were blessed by Allah with long sleep and protection. - The verse is understood as a reminder of Allah's power and mercy, rather than a reference to leadership or authority. *Other examples of differing interpretations:* - Quran 2:124 (Abraham's trial): Shia scholars see this as a reference to the leadership of the Imams, while Sunnis interpret it as a story of Abraham's faith. - Quran 33:6 (Prophet's family): Shia scholars believe this verse emphasizes the importance of the Ahl al-Bayt, while Sunnis see it as a general reference to the Prophet's family and companions. - Quran 5:3 (Perfection of religion): Shia scholars interpret this as a reference to the completion of Islamic law and the authority of the Imams, while Sunnis see it as a confirmation of the Quran's completeness. These differing interpretations reflect fundamental differences in Shia and Sunni understandings of authority, leadership, and the role of the Ahl al-Bayt in Islam. So these things show there are contractions if you don't count this as an contradiction You must acknowledge that you have made the Quran very difficult

[@Islamicomaroh]

@@musadiqkaleem wow shia literally elevate their imams more than the prophets, astaghfiruallah from such shirk, we should be united,no shia no sunni just united on the Sunnah of the prophet Muhammad only, I see the united Muslims with the Sunnah right, also scholars like ibn kathir and most others use the sunni thing, so there isn't really any contradictions it's just a made up sects fighting each other for some reason.

[@educationworld9699]

It is not a contradiction; rather, people start making up their own beliefs. For example, it is clearly written in the Qur'an that the Prophet Muhammad is the seal of prophets and messengers, but Ahmadis believe in Mirza Ghulam. Arabic is a rich language; some verses can have multiple meanings, and all of them are correct. For example, Surah 4:34 says that men are in charge of women, men are caretakers of women, and men are protectors of women. All of them are correct, but you need to find me a verse that contradicts the Qur'an rather than an explanation.@@musadiqkaleem

[@khadijahhasan1314]

​​​​​@@musadiqkaleem that is not concradiction that is interpretations😂 no matter how you interpret it in other languages for their own agenda the arabic quran remain the same in reading and meaning. Remember quran is read in arabic dude not on interpretation and translation of some sect. How about you include the original verse in arabic?😂

[@ZainKarimiPakistan]

@@musadiqkaleemFirst, Shias are not Muslims. They are the same as kaafirs or disbelievers. Second, these are interpretations, not contradictions.

[@AhnafSpeaking]

He should be kept in a museum.. it's very very rare to find honest Christians nowadays 🫡🫡🫡

[@wassim-akkari]

Bruh!!

[@sofianederradj]

@@AhnafSpeaking recently I have be talking with many Christians, and I asked them about the trinity. They all say one god three forms. When I press ahead with questions they get confused many have admitted that make questions were logical and make sense and that they can't give me a straight answer or they don't know what to answer.

[@Khalid-Haji]

😂😂

[@mubeenabbu8920]

Exactly 😂

[@slickperspective]

Lol, naah bro. The dude is fine 😅

[@Icouldntfindanamesoiguess]

May allah guide this brother ... Ameen

[@musadiqkaleem]

Ok let's talk about some contradictions in Quran So in Quran The exact verse is: "And We have certainly made the message easy to understand, so is there any who will remember?" (Quran 54:17) So here he says " easy to understand"and boom we see 100s of Islamic scholars fighting on 100s of verses' interpretations of Quran Some say there are 3 prayers in whole 24 hrs others say 5 One example of a Quran verse with differing interpretations between Shia and Sunni scholars is: *Verse:* "O my companions of the cave, will you have Allah make for you a provision from the earth or will you take from Him a path?" (Quran 18:19) *Shia Interpretation:* - Shia scholars believe this verse refers to the leadership and authority of the Imams, particularly the Twelve Imams of the Ahl al-Bayt (Prophet Muhammad's family). - They interpret "companions of the cave" as a metaphor for the Imams, who are the true guardians of Allah's knowledge and guidance. - The "provision from the earth" is seen as a reference to the material world, while "a path from Him" represents the spiritual path guided by the Imams. *Sunni Interpretation:* - Sunni scholars interpret this verse as a literal reference to the story of the Sleepers of the Cave (Ashab al-Kahf), a group of young men who took refuge in a cave to escape persecution. - They see "companions of the cave" as a reference to these young men, who were blessed by Allah with long sleep and protection. - The verse is understood as a reminder of Allah's power and mercy, rather than a reference to leadership or authority. *Other examples of differing interpretations:* - Quran 2:124 (Abraham's trial): Shia scholars see this as a reference to the leadership of the Imams, while Sunnis interpret it as a story of Abraham's faith. - Quran 33:6 (Prophet's family): Shia scholars believe this verse emphasizes the importance of the Ahl al-Bayt, while Sunnis see it as a general reference to the Prophet's family and companions. - Quran 5:3 (Perfection of religion): Shia scholars interpret this as a reference to the completion of Islamic law and the authority of the Imams, while Sunnis see it as a confirmation of the Quran's completeness. These differing interpretations reflect fundamental differences in Shia and Sunni understandings of authority, leadership, and the role of the Ahl al-Bayt in Islam. So these things show there are contractions if you don't count this as an contradiction You must acknowledge that you have made the Quran very difficult

[@Icouldntfindanamesoiguess]

@@musadiqkaleem these are not contradictions my brother, these are contradictions these are differing opinions from the Shia. Shia does not represent Islam... they are worshipping ali ra and ahlul bayt rather than allah ...

[@abdulrahmanhaffar3502]

​@@musadiqkaleem most of the shia are not Muslim according to us, just like Christians, they worship a man, the difference is that you worship a prophet, they worship a companion of our prophet who is called Ali, Ali was a companion of our prophet and he was one of the most beloved ones to teh prophet, but shiaa believes that Ali existed before everything and created the universe along with God, which is absolutely funny😂, not all shiaa like this but most of them

[@ae00505]

aameen

[@Re_wxnd36]

AMEEN

[@yasmeentahir5842]

I also respect those people who answers me "I don't know" instead of spinning around

[@WanderingMind_]

Honesty is a gateway to the truth, truth is the path to righteousness.

[@ahmadamir0021]

Allahuakbar

[@codename-abdullah]

"Is it paul" Brother knew what he was doing.😂😂😂

[@abderrezak7412]

Spot on! Learn your bible before going into religious discussion with anyone. The Muslim man knows both the Quran and more than one bible.

[@Universe30243]

May Allah guide him and his family to the right path ❤❤

[@mohamedsuhailirfankhazi6628]

I respect the man. He had the guts to apologize and say he didn't know. Other people wouldn't deflate their ego and would argue nonstop.

[@QuranSprouts]

I hope his "i dont know" opens his eyes to the truth

[@atuheireracheal785]

Which truth here

[@QuranSprouts]

@@atuheireracheal785 The true religion of Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad

[@atuheireracheal785]

@@QuranSprouts in your dream

[@knightofwisdom8851]

Instead of staying "i dont know",I hope he wants to "I wanna know"

[@MorenitaMorenitaRamirez]

?!

[@abdullahammar6947]

"He hates the sin,not the person" Okay Psalms 5:5 5 The arrogant cannot stand in your presence. You hate all who do wrong; Psalm 11:5 New International Version 5 The Lord examines the righteous, but the wicked, those who love violence, he hates with a passion.

[@Bloodimpaler]

This the Christians that we love to have good conversations and arguments with. Respectful and honest.

[@rapidloving]

You don't like to argue with experts, ofcourse, imagine if they have logical explenations.

[@Bloodimpaler]

@@rapidloving so far there's no expert with logical explanations.

[@rapidloving]

@@Bloodimpaler than keep searching, i'm sure you will find it.

[@Bloodimpaler]

@@rapidloving if God allows it, then it shall be.

[@faizzrahmatt]

God cannot die, simple!

[@firebrand4099]

A good man can't marry 6 year old child 😊

[@musasalawsda3171]

​@firebrand4099 an idiot would compare different rules in the past to modern

[@Tazmilano]

​​@@firebrand4099 and what about Isaac that marry Rebecca 3 y.o ?

[@ShahinJashore]

​@firebrand4099 you don't know the history the circumstances. Read history first.

[@firebrand4099]

@@musasalawsda3171 so what...? muslims says prophet is the ideal model until last day.. then what is the relevance whether it is past or modern..?

[@Jennifer-h7u6t]

Love his honesty

[@mohamedshiekh635]

When they say God hates the sin and not the sinner, who gets punished the sin or the sinner? I really don’t get them.

[@rahmanibrothers1017]

😂

[@ibrahim_-_-_]

😂😂😂😂😂 good point

[@requiem522]

Why does he hate the sin anyways? Didn't he send himself down to crucify himself to pay for everyone's sins? Obviously much easier than just accepting repentance from your servants.

[@TheNortonio]

For those who are in Christ, Christ took the punishment. If you reject Christ, well, I"m sorry to say that you will receive the punishment. But Jesus did not want that for you and so that is why he came. Be sure not to reject Jesus the savior. He so wants you to be redeemed. And I want what Jesus wants. Please accept him as your savior. I pray for you.

[@ultimatetroll_yt]

That's a terrible argument 😂

[@abdmations]

I love his honesty

[@badmanbajing4965]

a Shiny encounter of wild christian whom capable to being honest, may Allah guides him to Islam, a good childhood memory before being brainwashed even further by the church

[@issamnyu]

An honest Christian amazing

[@tonymontanna9902]

Very rare to find an honest Christian

[@jemk6098]

Where are the honest Muslims 😅..

[@Floorum]

Its impossible to find an honest muslim

[@mesharim4701]

What a brave honest guy🙏🏻

[@standfortruth66]

Romans 9:13 Even as it is written, Jacob I loved, but Esau I hated. 9:14 What shall we say then? Is there unrighteousness with God? God forbid. 9:15 For he saith to Moses, I will have mercy on whom I have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I have compassion. 9:16 So then it is not of him that willeth, nor of him that runneth, but of God that hath mercy.

[@aundo5768]

The most merciful needing a sacrifice of an innocent life for the sins of others isn't that merciful. Don't you think ?

[@asniaabas8704]

Love the Honest man than a Liar in this way you could easily understand eachother.

[@Swedey-o7b]

Better Not Call Paul

[@sunwukong32]

Even funnier when you remember Paul's name was originally Saul

[@Boodhernandez]

Lmao 😂😂😂. Saul fooled soo many people

[@rapidloving]

He fooled so many people that Jesus, his own disciples, accepted him as their equal, and everywhere he went, he cured the sick and baptized. That man was a man of God until his last breath, dying a martyr for his beliefs. And he did it without a sword in hand.

[@sunwukong32]

@@rapidloving according to who?

[@rapidloving]

@@sunwukong32 according to scripture, and some early historians that wrote about it.

[@musharibali1626]

Loved it the way you guys working ♥️

[@elixirforever007]

They don't follow Christianity, they follow Paulinity.

[@NaatuTraveller]

@@elixirforever007 even you don’t know what that means just like none of your scholars or any muslim for that matter know the meaning of some quranic verses

[@elixirforever007]

@@NaatuTraveller Yes I do know what it means. And my scholars know the bible inside out more than your church fathers who nit pick verses and avoid the rest.

[@abdulrahmanhaffar3502]

​@@NaatuTraveller give me a verse in the Quran that we don't know whay it means

[@hendrikbrion]

​@@elixirforever007tell me where they know 😂 ,are shall I ask aisha that 😂😂

[@elixirforever007]

@@hendrikbrion You can ask Rebecca that🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ABC123-xj5rq]

Half of knowledge is to say 'I don't know'. Good on you lad!

[@abdallamahat4257]

Caught red-handed😅

[@MH-oh8rn]

Not a contradiction study the word hate in its original meaning it means second to . Or God placed Jacob before Esua

[@blackmamba-te4td]

It's just "red handed"

[@abdallamahat4257]

@@blackmamba-te4td with hyphen (-). Otherwise thanks 🙏

[@bilvah2914]

@@MH-oh8rnbut in the next verses for speaks about mercy . Romans 9:14-15 “For he says to Moses, “I will have mercy on whom I have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I have compassion.”. So clearly this isn’t about favouring one over the other but about showing mercy on certain people and not others “ Roman 16:” so it depends not on man’s efforts , the mercy of god”

[@MH-oh8rn]

@@bilvah2914 God is a sovereign God and he knows all things . Therefore he makes sound judgment.

[@gmfirdaus]

Great job bro. Your intention is pure.

[@astrayboy8409]

Of course it's paul. That one self-proclaimed apostle, whom christians chose to believe more.

[@hafizhamzah6080]

I love peaceful discussions. May Allah makes Hashim task easy and may Allah guide this young man. 🫡

[@catraaruna3805]

Saying "I don't know" is half of knowledge.

[@BintuJalo]

I enjoyed the discussion, may Allah guide the young man aameen

[@kikomagarang4233]

The best contradiction and no one answered it yet is about the age of the king i forgot his name.

[@Jonatan0001]

first lets establish that the father of Ahaziah is JEHORAM. 2 Chronicles 22:1 And the inhabitants of Jerusalem made Ahaziah, his youngest son, king in his place, for the band of men that came with the Arabians to the camp had killed all the older sons. So Ahaziah the son of Jehoram king of Judah reigned. Now that we've established this, we can move on to the PREVIOUS CHAPTER for context. 2 Chronicles 21:5 5 Jehoram was thirty-two years old when he became king, and he reigned eight years in Jerusalem. AND IN KINGS 2 Kings 8:16 -17 16 In the fifth year of Joram the son of Ahab, king of Israel, when Jehoshaphat was king of Judah, Jehoram the son of Jehoshaphat, king of Judah, began to reign. 17 He was thirty-two years old when he became king, and he reigned eight years in Jerusalem. The reason for Jehoram reigning for 8 years is because he died in his 8th year of reign, meaning he died at 40 YEARS OLD. Now let's put 2 Chronicles 22:2 into perspective. 2 Chronicles 22:2 2 Ahaziah was twenty-two years old when he began to reign, and he reigned one year in Jerusalem. His mother's name was Athaliah, the granddaughter of Omri. How could Ahaziah POSSIBLY be 42 years old AT THE TIME OF HIS REIGN if HIS FATHER only lived till 40 YEARS OLD. It doesn't add up. This reinforces the point: the 22 and 42 mixup simply is a copyist error as sam explained. No one answered it or you didn’t search the answer?

[@abdulrahmanhaffar3502]

​@@Jonatan0001 that's a huge problem, i don't believe you seriously don't have any problem with Bible having errors

[@kikomagarang4233]

@@Jonatan0001 even popular debator here in youtube cant answer that question they always change the subject haha. Try watching Sheikh Uthman, you are so blinded in wrong knowledge brother

[@bilvah2914]

@@Jonatan0001that’s not an explanation given that you admitted it’s an error

[@farjanasharminshima1695]

I am from Bangladesh ❤😊

[@hassiemlakay4611]

That sound like a person who want to learn May Allah guide him to the straight Way Ameen ❤

[@qwittaice7672]

he is a very stubborn and arrogant young man, watch the whole video

[@hassiemlakay4611]

@@qwittaice7672 I didnt watch the hole clip 😦😦😦😦😦😦😦😦😦 You never know 🤔 In Sha Allah ❤ Maybe by your kind words or someone else he might come to the Straight Way Ameen 😀😀😀😀 Shukran ❤ All the way from Cape Town S.A.

[@rapidloving]

He's already close to the truth.

[@Tastefuljoy]

Jesus is king. Sorry not sorry

[@hassiemlakay4611]

@@Tastefuljoy You are lying on Jesus They took Jesus to Pilot with the same statement that you are making and told pilot that this man Jesus claim to be the son of God and also the king so Pilot ask Jesus direcly are you the son of God and Jesus said it is YOU who say that im the son of God then Pilot ask again are you the KING and Jesus replied it is you who say that im the KING and so Pilot said that i find no fault with this man what you accused im of he Denise it so Jesus denies being the son of God and also being the king but you say Jesus is the king so who is lying Jesus or you ??

[@nassimarib6071]

I would be happy if our brothers get sympathizes with such people, cause they really are sincere

[@Dan_the_metal_man]

When it says hate it means rejected. No contradiction. Glory to Jesus

[@TALEX9]

Amen 😇

[@TheDaydreamProd]

Exactly!!!

[@aguyfrominternet2333]

You're just spinning around to find an excuse. It is a contradiction.

[@AV1611Fanatic]

No is does not. Hate in your Bible either means “greatly dislike” or “love less”. That’s provable through scripture. Yes, the hate is not a contradiction anyways.

[@AV1611Fanatic]

@@aguyfrominternet2333not really a contradiction when God actually hates. The supposed contradiction is “God is all love but he hates, therefore contradiction”. The “God is all love” is wrong. He actually hates. So if you’re going to be atleast honest like the Christian in this video, then at least admit that the God of the Bible hates and there’s no contradiction with this hate stuff.

[@asifiqbal1117]

Now that, ladies and gentlemen, is a true Christian, not twisting words with lies and accusations. Mad respect brother, may you find every truth there is in this world. Amen.

[@arhumatif5281]

Idk with all proven contradictions in the bible yet they still believe it and also the paul who didn't meet Jesus pbuh as well as Jesus pbuh is god is just blasphemous

[@usmanamin8859]

I think they do not follow jesus pbuh but their desires.

[@Ajaxtothehead]

All religions are lies and contradict themselves

[@MH-oh8rn]

Compare Mohammeds life to Pauls life and tell me who lived a more godly life .

[@cupra2Jock.]

​@@MH-oh8rn that's a whole other convo they won't be ready for. Lol

[@MH-oh8rn]

@@cupra2Jock. I have asked that question many times and not one muslim responded to it yet. 😁 It is easier to just say Paul is a lier than to answer that question.

[@iszsvnnyknight5688]

Honest man. May Allah guide him to Islam.

[@sarahcirstean7782]

Romans 9:13, quoting Malachi 1:2-3, shows God's sovereign choice. Paul explains that God's election is based on His will and mercy, not human actions. God chose Jacob over Esau before they were born, highlighting His freedom to choose. In the Hebrew and Greek languages of the Bible, "hated" can mean "loved less" or "set aside" rather than intense dislike. This context helps us understand it’s about God’s plan, not personal animosity.

[@abdulrahmanhaffar3502]

So God in Bible doesn't know what "Hate" means in dictionary??? I'm confused

[@lil_jong-un6668]

Then why the translation is hate, not something less harsh words like dislike or less favourable? You're just spinning things according to your whim.

[@bilvah2914]

If god loves all , then how can a person get less love because of who they are and not their actions ? Imagine someone who has no chosen saying “I will equally love all my kids but I love my second daughter the most and my third son the least” . How can God dislike someone for who they are and not their actions ?

[@atan9258]

Christians: Jesus came to me in a vision. Ex-Christians: I actually read the Bible.

[@TheNortonio]

What about you? Have you read the Bible?

[@cayneshow]

@@TheNortoniofull of contradictions

[@TheNortonio]

@@cayneshow give me one please… one example.

[@alizaka1467]

No it's like "Jesus came to me, I saw a vision, then the Holy Spirit entered me and my hands started shaking, and I yelled Hallelujah!!!". Like as if their own "personal" experiences prove anything. A Hindu can say I saw the Elephant God Ganesha and then he took me to fly with him. Nobody believes these personal experiences cuz anyone can make it up unless they can objectively prove it. But if course we all know any Christian with a personal experience is a 100% guaranteed liar. Only Islam is the Truth, Allah is the Ultimate Truth, the Only True God worthy of worship

[@TheNortonio]

@@alizaka1467 I hope you get a vision.

[@bazliakmal5829]

I watch from indonesiaa❤❤

[@jcameron223]

When a Christian don’t know about his bible, snd asked a Muslim to teach him about the bible. Priceless !!

[@samatarxaragoode4948]

Legendary hashim teaching me new things everyday

[@abcxyz3028]

That's homework for him. I hope he searched for the truth and may he be guided to Islam.

[@zuberismail]

Watching from the uk.

[@mdmehboob4443]

Honesty and Truth have Fruitful Results!

[@Grimhobby]

" Honour increased "

[@TopiBagman]

You are working great 👍🏻

[@shamoney992]

I like this guy too fine someone that says he doesn’t know he got my respect

[@muhammaddoure54]

At least... he's honest. May Allah guide him

[@khalidomeiza5148]

I like his honesty❤

[@heavenlycode1]

❤️ May ❤️ Allah ❤️ SWT ❤️ bless ❤️ the ❤️ DawahWise ❤️ team ❤️ Ameen ❤️😊

[@ravibay8010]

Tujuan dari diskusi adalah menunjukan 2 ayat atau lebih yang saling bertentangan supaya kita tahu jalan kebenaran yg sejati... 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

[@mirzaibrahim1380]

Barakallohu fiik brother Hasyim

[@saqibkhan5473]

Sincerity is a good trait

[@Ishan_Hokage]

Very Honest answer from him, if he truly loves the God then Insha-Allah, Allah (SWT) will guide him.

[@falsesectslikeshiaarejudeo6543]

Golden ... no better.

[@ryudooo]

I respect this man for being honest. Edit: Spell check

[@Theunknowntruth01]

That is a solid answer 👍

[@TopiHitam]

This man is honest. Pray for him to embrace Islam one day In Shaa Allah.

[@a2somali-ish588]

The fact he says I don’t know shows at least he’s acting in good faith. This might be the type of person that does his research and reverts to Islam Inshullah

[@manchesterunitedglasgow1791]

May Allah guide him ❤❤❤

[@Mai-lh7jf]

Finally, an honest christian

[@abdulkhadeer538]

I like his honesty " I DON'T KNOW" 😂😂 He's atleast better than most of them who gives false and fabricated excuses..

[@jstdust]

Respect him!

[@zakkk7866]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂man i love these vids

[@RandallBelcher-xe1is]

Any revelation that is divinely revealed will not have any contradicting words. Alhamdulilah Im Muslim ☪️ The Holy Quran MashAllah the true word of God Allah jalalahu.

[@abdimuse5796]

Imagine your belief being shattered like this, of course he needs a moment. May he be guided.

[@dustone8542]

True, most people will made up an answer. But he stay truthful, if he doesn't know he said it. That's one of the characters of Muslim. May Allah guides him.

[@senapantrs2426]

Young one with honest heart

[@nesreenleeteuk7272]

I like our brother Hashem, may Allah protect and reward you brother

[@call_me-jo]

That's good

[@nizamulansary1853]

Paul is the destroyer of true teachings of Jesus (pbuh)

[@indian.2023]

When you see the truth it's hard to swallow and digest but it's going to be the same for ever and You have to come out of it.

[@asmakhanam6084]

ALLAHUMMA BARIK.. at least he is honest!

[@peterlange2530]

Alhamdullilah

[@logicdoesnotappIy]

admitting to being incapable is better than acting capable

[@jijoious]

wise answer

[@AdeOscar-io7mh]

GIVE THIS CHRISTIAN REWARD FOR BEING HONEST 😊

[@noddy098]

Keep him in museum bcoz it’s rare to fin honest Christian nowadays😂

[@ElaraJahan-kg4lr]

At least he was honest and being polite

[@rafffffiiiii]

Game Over😂

[@umbrellamaster49]

"He doesn't spin" lock down everything 😂😂😂😂😂

[@aixgaming3757]

Gud BoY May Allah Show him light 😢

[@FirstCommandment]

Hosea 9:15- Because of all their wickedness in Gilgal, I *HATED*them there. Because of their sinful deeds, I will drive them out of my house. I will *no longer love them*; all their leaders are rebellious. Romans 9:13- As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I *hated* (Also same in Malachi 1:3) Psalm- 5:5 +6- The arrogant cannot stand in your presence. You *hate* all who do wrong; you destroy those who tell lies. Psalms 139:21 + 22- 21 Do I not hate those who *hate* you, Lord, and abhor those who are in rebellion against you? 22 I have nothing but hatred for them; I count them my enemies. (David speaking)

[@TrueSubmitter060206]

I dont know is one of the knowledge keys in Islam. May Allah lead him to His hidayah/guidance.

[@an-nisa-the-women]

Boy one step closer to Islam

[@ezgaming88]

Respect for him for being honest

[@manya1369]

Atlest his honest.great 👍

[@Abrahim_er]

He is not like the other's i respect him for that my Allah guide him

[@semobkenjiro8249]

he is good guy , may God guide him

[@merom.1248]

He seems truly honest person May allah guide him to the right path

[@yaramustafa8811]

Alhamdulillah

[@Lexia69w]

They think when something is unexplainable, and admit it, they won't be make fun off them, instead respecting them, as long as they honest. That's a Muslim for you.