My Encounter with a Muslim Scholar - Pastor George Izunwa | Christian Muslim Debate

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Thank you Jesus for this timeless revelation

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Praise God

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Wow! God bless you Pastor George Izunwa

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Amen 🙏🏽

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Kai! More grace papa

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More grace papa

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Delusional pastor, Jesus PBUH never stated he was without sin, he was as all prophets sent by God almighty best of men and he still has a role to play in defeating the anti-christ during the end times, but he wasn't perfect. He himself said 'why do you call me good, when only God is good.

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You can pass your opinion across without being disrespectful. Jesus was/is perfect. Jesus is God. The Bible tells us so & I believe it’s true because I’ve had my encounters with Him

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Hi I don’t know if you meant to lie but that is absolutely not how the verse goes! It was a question! It goes "Why do you call me good? No one is good except God alone." He ASKED them WHY they called him good to get them to think about the all the reasons (like sinless, layed his life down for us, told us to love our enemy’s). When he then goes on to say no one is good but God it was so that we would recognize him as so. Jesus spoke in parables. In John 10:11 he says and I quote ““I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. “ Once again telling you he IS God calling himself GOOD! Also the Bible indeed states Jesus was without sin plenty of times. The clearest one is 2 Corinthians 5:21 it says, "For our sake he made him to be sin who knew no sin, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God" Clearly here it says Jesus knew no sin meaning he was sinless. And it never says he was made to know sin nor to be sinful but made to BE sin which just means that God the father treated Jesus as OUR sin. In other words for our sake Jesus was made to be OUR sin on that cross so that we didn’t have to pay that price of eternal death.