No, Muhammad is NOT in the Bible!

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Lily Jay continues to manipulate Chat GPT to pander to Muslims. Now she is claiming Muhammad is in the Bible, and her arguments are awful. David Wood and the Apostate Prophet join me to debunk this nonsense and see what chat GPT actually says.
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[@famenpamendetsroy]

Muhammad actually is in the bible in this verse, Mathew 7:15-23: “Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravenous wolves. You will know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes from thornbushes or figs from thistles? Even so, every good tree bears good fruit, but a bad tree bears bad fruit."

[@fennfenn4]

✅👍

[@The_coolkids24]

Spot on 🎉

[@DARKHUNTER99999]

Lmaoooo

[@christisking970]

@@famenpamendetsroy technically not wrong

[@Light2eternity]

I got sucked in lol😂

[@pasang5386]

Moses starts with M, Muhammad also starts with M therefore Muhammad is the prophet like Moses

[@michaeljoseph3]

Moses 2nd letter is O and Mohammed 2nd letter is also O therefore Mohammed is the prophet like Moses

[@michaeljoseph3]

Oh wait is it U, no its O, who said it, we changed it to O make him the prophet

[@samuelmattingly1395]

​@@michaeljoseph3How about this: they both start with M and a vowel.

[@raymondpage4574]

Only someone with a head injury would disagree.

[@Hannestv4607]

God loves peace and the P in Islam stands for peace!

[@twopintsofmilk]

I got recommended a Lily Jay video for the first time the other day. I was afraid her incredible arguments might shatter my world view, so I clicked do not recommend again.

[@llharrison77]

@@twopintsofmilk I've never used that button more than I have these past 16 months.

[@akiheavenly6]

Coward! You SEEEE, they're running from the truth

[@walds8396]

@@akiheavenly6 Muhammad actually is in the bible in this verse, Mathew 7:15-23: “Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravenous wolves. You will know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes from thornbushes or figs from thistles? Even so, every good tree bears good fruit, but a bad tree bears bad fruit."

[@colly7963]

@@walds8396 Great point!

[@mysticfable09]

@akiheavenly6 In the Quran and Bible, both religious texts clearly indicate that name-calling is sinful behavior that contradicts their respective teachings on respect, love, and community harmony. In Christianity, it leads to judgment and spiritual consequences, while in Islam, it violates principles of brotherhood and respect among individuals.

[@123dsj123]

DEUTERONOMY 18:18 (18 Similarities Between Moses and Jesus) (1) Both their births were foretold (prophesied) (2) Both were born at the time when the official government policy was to kill infant boys (3) Both were adopted - they were stepsons (4) Both were born Israelites. (5) Both commanded the attention of the Israelite Nation (6) Both rejected kingly lifestyle (7) Both mediated and represented God to their people (8) Both had the “Cloud of God” and “The voice of God” as witnesses of their authorities (9) Both had the “Word of God” in their mouths (10) Both ruled and saved (11) Both were rejected at a great cause (12) Both were unequally matched among all prophets (13) Both were the founders of a new dispensation by ways of miracles (signs and wonders) (14) Both exercised power of God over forces of nature such as wind and sea (15) Both were shepherds to their people (16) Both lived in Egypt, and came out of Egypt to serve God (17) Both were lawgivers and leaders. (18) Both their fathers were a mystery to the general public.

[@nickmansfield1]

Mohammad's names are encoded in Deut.18: 18, 33:2, this is the truth from S61:6.

[@Catholic79]

@@nickmansfield1 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nickmansfield1]

@@Catholic79 I know, why would you believe me when you don't believe JC.

[@Catholic79]

@nickmansfield1 Did Jesus predict Muhammad?🤣🤣🤣

[@nickmansfield1]

@@Catholic79 Even the civil service and the harlots will enter heaven before this panel! King James Bible, Matt.21:31: Whether of them twain did the will of his father? They say unto him, The first. Jesus saith unto them, Verily I say unto you, That the publicans and the harlots go into the kingdom of God before you. Matt.21:43, the nation is not Rome but Ishmael. In John the paracletos can only be Mohammad, this is clear in the Greek text. A Spirit of-Holiness is ever in the feminine gender, hence one uses the term, bat kol, when referencing a still, small voice. The first clear paracletos was Abraham, after him, Moses. John uses the language of Deut.18, how he will speak. Dear Christians, stop worshiping these clowns from Edom. Thyatira's children come to a sticky end in Revelation, just as David cursed Israel in the psalm and in his last words.

[@slimero3039]

I always use reverse psychology on muslims. Is Allah uncreated? Yes Is the word of Allah uncreated? Yes Is Isa the word of Allah? Yes Is the Quran the the word of Allah? Yes How many uncreated? One 1+1+1=1?

[@feris.al-kabab]

What reverse psychology? You only make their brain fried

[@thunderous-one]

The 1+1+1=1 is actually by Jehovah’s Witnesses from a tract released in 1953 called The Trinity, Divine Mystery or Pagan Myth?

[@feris.al-kabab]

@thunderous-one i don't know why people make addition (+) operator as statement and argument. Instead, it will be easier for them to explain if they use multiplication (x) operator, tho. Guess those morons stucks on first year elementary school.

[@slimero3039]

@@feris.al-kabab the whole mathematical argument is ridiculous itself. Wether offending or defending. Its kindergarten apologetics for people who don’t want to study any of it. That’s why I reversed it onto them, to show how absolutely stupid it is. And anyone who replies with “1x1x1=1” response is practically the same. Just copy and paste what I commented and watch your notifications ram up with paragraph after paragraph and have a nice laugh at their pathetic book writing to defend the same objection they try to throw at you.

[@chriper77]

@@slimero3039 I'm gonna try using that next time I see that stupid argument and need a good laugh lol

[@jimisoulman6021]

It's disturbing how ChatGPT is replacing people using their own God given brain and faculties. I mean seriously?! 😂

[@midimusicforever]

But IP, Muhuammad is in the Bible. Jesus warned a lot about coming false prophets!

[@DeanStrydom-v4p]

look at AP being a Christian Apologist. We will win him over yet

[@greenpieceofmind]

Not we, but to God's glory 🙌 If the Holy Spirit was not within us, we would only serve to drive him farther away from God.

[@BanjoSick]

It's happening, Salwans death put him over the edge.

[@KevinSmile]

Well that was quick

[@mrnoyapp]

At this point I think that she is a cyborg sent by chatgpt to promote it.

[@AnsweringLDS]

I think it’s truly sad that Muslims can be deceived this easy by obvious falsehoods, we should pray for their eyes to be opened to the truth✝️

[@dpower3416]

No. They can’t deceive believer. They deceived them self!

[@nunya54]

You should probably research and learn about Islam as nothing is obviously false about it except that you don't learn about it.

[@dpower3416]

@@nunya54 u mean like GPT ?😂

[@ToursPoitiers732]

@@nunya54 a Muslim says Islam is true. That's the PRUUUUF!

[@philipsdeb]

Amen!

[@chrisevans4070]

So glad you addressed this lj video...

[@feliciab5019]

Lily Jay, 2009 called and it wants it’s dawah script back! 🙄 I pray for her safety and most importantly, her soul. May God turn her away from this path she’s on as He has done with me. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Hilton-t2b]

@feliciab5019 fascinating how privileged white women are they don't have to wear a head scarfs like black Muslim women

[@AmeliaAlHayek]

They are so desperate to force this Muhammed into the Holy Bible.

[@nunya54]

They aren't desperate except to save more Christians. They have evidence; they don't need any more.

[@johnlee7699]

We have evidence too! kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6XUhoeMeauWsNUsi=nnw1uAQB8guJfIIi When Saint Murad completes this project: the cult of Islam will no longer exist!

[@Savedsmile]

Lily should just stop caring about the money and give her life to Jesus. She's literally hitting her head on a coin box by making these videos. Working for satan, smh...

[@kembekanana]

All Christians, please pray for Apostate Prophet to Accept and confess The Lord Jesus Christ as his personal Lord and Savior... Let us pray that he be baptised, and confess that Jesus Christ is LORD..

[@testmice]

Amen. Maranatha! Bo Yeshua!

[@jdiaz7068]

Deuteronomy 18:20 says, But the prophet who speaks a word presumptuously in my name, which I have not commanded him to speak, or who speaks in the name of other gods, that same prophet shall die. Mohammed fail both criteria 1) encouraging people to pray to Al-Lat, Al-Uzza and Manat (three pagan goddesses): 19. Have ye seen Lat. and ´Uzza, 20. And another, the third (goddess), Manat? - Qur’an 53:19-20 These are the high-flying cranes; verily their intercession is accepted with approval. (Al-Tabari, p. 108) 2) “I have fabricated things against God and have imputed to Him words which He has not spoken.” ~MUHAMMAD (Al-Tabari 6:111).

[@PhysicsGuy1000]

Jesus failed that too. Mark 9:1 never happened

[@samuelmattingly1395]

​@PhysicsGuy1000 It did happen. In that verse, Jesus was speaking of his own transfiguration, which did happen later on, and his disciples Peter, James, and John saw it happen.

[@Yuhanna8.23]

@@PhysicsGuy1000 haha zero understanding aren't you

[@raymondpage4574]

​@PhysicsGuy1000 No he didn't.

[@PhysicsGuy1000]

@@samuelmattingly1395 No he wasn’t. What apologist did you get that argument from?

[@rlittlefield2691]

He is in the Bible, the book of Revelations, he is the false prophet that leads the whole world astray, he is thrown into the lake of fire and brimstone with Satan. Rev 20:10 And the devil, who deceived them, was thrown into the lake of burning sulfur, where the beast and the false prophet had been thrown. They will be tormented day and night for ever and ever.

[@Lavender-blue80]

Lily is a grifter

[@JKMlive]

People in the Internet love to throw that term around to people they disagree with or don't like, but in Lily's case, she is genuinely a grifter, and it's obvious and sad.

[@blacklupos]

​@@JKMliveYep. If she wasn't good looking, nobody would listen to her idiotic arguments.

[@benlokibryant]

"Jesus says it you walking clown emoji" is my favourite quote

[@its-amestarlord]

I won’t be watching 2+ hours of Lilly Jays ChatGPT low tier dawah bs, i love my braincells to much to sacrifice them.

[@hussaindaud1260]

@@its-amestarlord they milk anything pretty much 🍼

[@xplicitgoofy1015]

Brain cells don’t die for watching a videob

[@bobimarker1]

@@xplicitgoofy1015 they are, bless of Allah Himself.

[@Sousabird]

I love when the Dawah is just a metric heap of shirk. Good job, Lily 👍

[@llcoolray3000]

Powerful, powerful

[@DirkusTurkess]

First time I've heard of Lily Jay. I know that bogan accent though, she's from Australia, not the UK.

[@andrewhinson4323]

Ohh naaaaurrrrr

[@Inphorma]

Hey dont diss Aussie accent😂

[@PeaceAndQuiet._.]

she aint no aussie she is a disgrace

[@raymondpage4574]

Fair dinkum cobber. 🤩 ​@Inphorma

[@mithrasrevisited4873]

She has more of a cultural australian accent, the bogan accent is very broad.

[@JulianGentry]

I'm 30min in and AP is doing most of the defending of Jesus. Amazing. Keep it up, man!

[@TonyEl-hayek-x5r]

Am gonna pray for this young lady who's playing with satan and his agents...I pray our lord jesus protect her and her family from all evil amen...

[@andrewhambling]

Greetings from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 We're not all as stupid as LilyJay. I personally don't know anyone who knows who she is.

[@chriper77]

I'm from Melbourne as well. Never heard of her either. Seems like one of those girls who googled - quick way to gain followers on social media' then followed the advice

[@raymondpage4574]

Her real name is Sheila Jayson and she's from South Yarra.

[@voltekthecyborg7898]

Off topic, but Australia needs better gun laws.

[@mysotiras21]

I've been to Australia. Beautiful country and wonderful people. Lily Jay does not represent all Aussies, any more than Donald Rump represents all Americans.

[@SongsOfRelief]

Moses fasted 40 days to intercede for Israel; Jesus fasted 40 days to intercede for Israel(and all his followers). For both of these, it was not a Ramadan- like fast, where you only forgo eating during sun up, but feast at dark. In both cases, no food or even water, alone in the wilderness, 40 days and nights, seeking God's intervention.

[@BethLuhtala]

❤ Absolutely!! Everything about Islam is counterfeit...including their fasting!!

[@newygreek]

Queen of GRIFT...she should get a video CAM, and walk through Mecca looking like that

[@JohnBen-o3g]

Shamounnian will get her

[@Susan-o5y]

Always amazes me how Almighty God blessed us with an airtight Bible ! Every word so carefully chosen, as to make it impossible to refute ! 🙏

[@nunya54]

Seriously? Please study the Bible. This is not true at all.

[@HobbsAnimates]

​@nunya54 in terms of islam and its arguments against jesus in the bible? Yes..yes it is. You quite literally can't prove Jesus isn't God, and you can't prove he wasn't crucified as even historically, that's exactly what happened. Its air tight im the fact that you can find Jesus in the Old testament and even Jesus himself says the torah is about him and that david calls him Lord.

[@nunya54]

@@HobbsAnimates We quite literally can prove Jesus isn't God and wasn't crucified. There's literally no evidence he's God or died and if he did die, that is a very definite proof he's not God. There's LITERALLY, in a book from God, God speaking himself the proof that Jesus is not God and did not die. Perhaps you don't know that evidence or you don't accept that evidence but your or anyone's lack of knowledge or acceptance of that does not change the fact that it is evidence. Even committed Christian scholars admit there is no evidence of Jesus being divine. Even the earliest Christians did not believe those things about him. So who exactly are you taking from that he was? James D.G. Dunn, Emeritus Professor of Divinity in the Department of Theology at University of Durham, Minister of the Church of Scotland and Methodist preacher says "But if we are to submit our speculations to the text and build our theology only with the bricks provided by careful exegesis we cannot say with any confidence that Jesus knew himself to be divine, the pre-existent Son of God." (Christology in the Making: An Inquiry into the Origins of the Doctrine of the Incarnation)

[@Greez1337]

@@nunya54 Finally, the airtight insight we all need.

[@Susan-o5y]

@@Greez1337 Cute ! I wasn't referring to the overall message, more the precise wording, smarty !

[@DivineMercy0414]

The Bible talks about straps and Muhammad talked about straps this is the PROOF YOU SEE!!

[@SonGoku-wd4mi]

Gotta love the regular trinity livestream 👍

[@acedrafter]

Onward Christian soldiers thank you for sharing this truth stream shining more light to darkness and empty vessels like myself. Amen 🙏❤

[@stefangeorgescu9191]

I hate it when DW mixes the Ali Dawah and Lily Jay impersonations, innit?!

[@basedautistic6021]

@InspiringPhilosophy, how do you buy memberships for other people? I honestly don’t know how the system works, but would love to chip in when I can. Love your work so much. I’ve recommended you to so many people! Plus you will always have my personal love for bish slapping Daniel in that debate (one for the record books!) Much love as always and God bless!

[@EmilyTodicescu]

You can only do it via a PC or laptop (desktop browser). Not phone or tablet.

[@basedautistic6021]

@@EmilyTodicescuohhh ok! Thank you!

[@sugami82]

Thumbnail fail, you should have had all 3 of your copying her fake shocked face 😆

[@Rozes313]

Everything I know about this chick has been against my will

[@johnlee7699]

In response to the 59 minute mark, Allah IS a father: Father of Lies! 💯

[@nunya54]

There are no lies found in the Quran though or the religion of Islam.

[@johnlee7699]

​@nunya54 what about this one? kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2StZnl8obhksMksi=cJEIoIKpYlFPp0KK

[@daman7387]

I forgot that youtubers used to collab by making a video loops across channels. Those are so fun

[@GeometryCube1]

what do you mean?

[@daman7387]

@ people used to do this thing where they’d end a video with, “and to learn about this other topic, check out this video by my friend,” and they’d link to a video by a fellow youtuber. They would do this a circle, so for example, youtuber X would link to youtuber Y, Y would link to Z, and Z would link back to X. The videos would all be on distinct but related topics

[@commenceun]

dang I'm old

[@GeometryCube1]

@@daman7387 that sounds really cool actually haha

[@zcubedmusic]

Have you guys ever noticed that nobody has EVER seen Ali Dawah and Lily Jay at the same time, and DW's impression of them both sounds IDENTICAL. You See?!?

[@VinayKumar-cm2nn]

Interesting topic on Monday!

[@CMBrickhouse]

IP, isn't the modern doctrine of inerrancy focused on the inerrancy of the original autographs and not the modern translations of the manuscript tradition? That's what I understand based on documents like the Chicago Statement of Inerrancy.

[@unisophia]

actually, in Hebrew, the word “Shkheena”, which is akin to the Holy Spirit of the Christians, is gendered female. same with the “Ruah” - another word for Spirit. also female. it doesn’t mean that the entity behind the word is a female, just that the word is of a female gender - and we don’t have a mid-gender in Hebrew, so everything, animate as well as inanimate, must be either male or female, it’s a very gender-binary language :)

[@mysotiras21]

"Hikmah" ("wisdom") is also feminine in Hebrew. Many Christians believe that the Hikmah described in Proverbs 8 refers to Christ.

[@unisophia]

@ Hikmah is an Arabic word. Hebrew word for wisdom is Hochmah.

[@buhaymananato-tattoolife9093]

Moses and Jesus share several similarities, both in their roles and life events. Here are some key parallels: 1. Miraculous Birth & Early Life Moses: Born during a time when Pharaoh ordered the killing of Hebrew baby boys (Exodus 1:22). He was hidden in a basket and saved. Jesus: Born when King Herod ordered the massacre of infant boys in Bethlehem (Matthew 2:16). He was taken to Egypt for safety. 2. Chosen Deliverers Moses: Sent by God to deliver Israel from slavery in Egypt. Jesus: Sent by God to deliver humanity from sin and spiritual bondage. 3. Spent Time in Egypt Moses: Raised in Pharaoh's household in Egypt. Jesus: Lived in Egypt as a child to escape King Herod. 4. 40 Days of Preparation Moses: Spent 40 days fasting on Mount Sinai before receiving the Ten Commandments (Exodus 34:28). Jesus: Fasted 40 days in the wilderness before beginning His ministry (Matthew 4:2). 5. Law & Teaching Moses: Gave the Law (Torah) to Israel, including the Ten Commandments. Jesus: Fulfilled and expanded the Law, teaching a deeper understanding (Matthew 5:17-48). 6. Performed Miracles Moses: Parted the Red Sea, brought water from a rock, and called down plagues on Egypt. Jesus: Walked on water, turned water into wine, healed the sick, and raised the dead. 7. Mediators of a Covenant Moses: Mediated the Old Covenant (Law of Moses). Jesus: Established the New Covenant (Grace and Salvation through His sacrifice). 8. Led People to Freedom Moses: Led Israel from slavery in Egypt to the Promised Land. Jesus: Leads believers from the slavery of sin to eternal life. 9. Rejected by Their Own People Moses: The Israelites often doubted and rebelled against him. Jesus: Many Jews rejected Him as the Messiah. 10. Died for the Sake of Others Moses: Though he did not die to atone for sins, he suffered for Israel and was not allowed into the Promised Land. Jesus: Died on the cross to atone for the sins of humanity. These similarities highlight how Moses was a foreshadowing of Jesus, who came as the ultimate deliverer. Would you like a deeper explanation of any of these points?

[@nickmansfield1]

Minor point, #5, he elucidated The Torah. Major points, #6, these are not clear parallels, #7, bani Israel received the Sinai (Marriage) Covenant directly with God but this was broken through The Golden Calf, JC renewed the same, #10, Moses interceded, offering to die on behalf of his people for The GC incident, JC fulfilled this action.

[@kembekanana]

@@buhaymananato-tattoolife9093 well done. I found it astounding when Muslims tried to put Muhammad against Moses, and compare.

[@nickmansfield1]

JC also completed The Torah with Revelation through his last apostle, elucidating everything for the end of days and much in between, and actually expanding on many things - new prophetic revelation.

[@nunya54]

That would be as a prophet though, like unto him, and not as God.

[@nunya54]

@@kembekanana Why when they were more alike than Moses and Jesus were?

[@Thanos-kp5jr]

I have recently seen Sam Samoun challenged Lily Jay to a debate on any given time, and it seems she didn't take to kindly to how the challenge was presented. However, I do not think she will debate Sam on any topic..

[@raiden2048]

liljay straight outta whoville bringing the dawahganda

[@lloydgeorge8799]

First of all Mohammad was not a prophet and secondly no he’s not in the Bible. Why would he. The bible was written by Israelites for Israelites

[@ShuyiLife]

My sister whom is a non believer but believes that there is one good just made a statement that Jesus is Mohammad are the same, so is Moses etc. I’m not lying she triggered me when she compared Bible with Quran because according to her the Quran also mentioned that we must read. I’m a born again don’t have enough knowledge to argue with her but how someone believe in God can believe Islam and Christianity are the same?

[@nunya54]

They were from the same God, all prophets from God and did teach the same things. The Bible and Quran are not comparable and neither are Islam and Christianity. No prophet of God, Jesus included practiced Christianity.

[@ShuyiLife]

@@nunya54 in your answer, Mohammed is a prophet, the Quran is base in his teaching which he claimed Received directly from God how can it be God words when the Quran teach you deception, lies, kills and rapes? Who is Mohammed? And you categorize him as a prophet? Your answer confuse me even more.

[@jobtiesinga7807]

The funny thing is that even if you accept that Mohammed was the prophet talked about by the gospel writers, you still have to content with almost 600 years of Christian tradition where nobody is waiting for a 'prophet like moses' or a 'comforter' to give them the final revelation. I'm beginning to think Muslims use the 'it's here in the Bible' argument because they only debate Christians from post-reformation denominations who hold to Sola Scriptura, instead of the Orthodox and Catholic Christians who place much more of an emphasize on holy Tradition.

[@nunya54]

The first "Christians" were Torah-practicing Jews who did have scripture with prophecies of two messiahs and a coming prophet (which is why they're still waiting after rejecting Muhammad). Using the Torah, believing in Jesus as a messiah and prophet (and not as God) was mainstream Christianity in the first 300 years after Jesus. After that, it lost its Jewish roots and deviated into a new religion of modern paganism. They were lost. Did they have information they needed to know that prophet was coming? Did they still use and follow the Torah or abandon it?

[@jobtiesinga7807]

@nunya54 The first Christians were not 'Torah-practicing Jews' that somehow completely cut ties with Jewdaism in AD 300. Already in the council of Jerusalem of AD 48-50 it was decied that gentiles didn't have to adhere to most of the Mosaic law as it was clear to them that Jesus pointed to something greater than merely following rules: "For I tell you that unless your righteousness surpasses that of the Pharisees and the teachers of the law, you will certainly not enter the kingdom of heaven." (Matthew 5:20) And after this passage in Matthew, Jesus tells the people that many of the laws do not go far enough. The same is true for when people ask Jesus about the law of divorce: "They said, “Moses permitted a man to write a certificate of divorce and send her away.” “It was because your hearts were hard that Moses wrote you this law,” Jesus replied." (Mark 10:4-5) and he proceeds to explain that divorce should never happen. From these passages in Matthew and Mark, it's clear that Jesus is pointing to something beyond the law and the council of Jerusalem merely takes that logic further. As for making Jesus God, I want to point to this passage where Jesus forgives sins: "Some men brought to him a paralyzed man, lying on a mat. When Jesus saw their faith, he said to the man, “Take heart, son; your sins are forgiven.”" (Matthew 9:2), which is something only Allah can do accourding to Ali 'Imran 3:135. I would advise reading these hadiths if you want to understand Prophet Mohammed: sunnah.com/bukhari:6982, sunnah.com/muslim:2922, sunnah.com/nasai:3378.

[@alex.9521]

14:01 AP going hard with the props😂😂

[@dominicwinterberger1058]

Moses and Mohammed? Time to revisit the boomboom room! 🍯🍯🍯

[@mysotiras21]

Look up the word "bimbo" in any dictionary, and you will see a picture of Lily Jay. Enough said.

[@noammkw3770]

38:57 bro if muhammed is "my bretheran" then i could trace all humans back to a single fish probably, so when god said "your bretherans" he actualy meant the fish. SABNALLAHHHHH

[@harambejr5935]

AP put that cross on as a joke to aggravate Central but once he had it on he found out he liked the way it felt.

[@Άθελι-παιδί-του-Θεού]

Look up "Lily Jay: Famous ChatGPT Asker Embrace Islam!" She is wearing a hijab! xD

[@SunnersonEnzo]

There is actually a Muslim pamphlet about this with moses like mohd by zakir naik.ahahaha..omg thank you for clearing that up.

[@WoFDarkNewton]

Is it just me or does her video look... artificial? I spend an awful lot of time in game engines. She doesn't look real, and neither does the scene behind her.

[@pavlekovacevic1676]

She has ton of heavy make up

[@MeanBeanComedy]

I bet it's Timcast

[@lorinclark2618]

Just came over from tim pool. Glad to find you!

[@InspiringPhilosophy]

Welcome

[@planetbob4709]

you guys really need to do a show with jay smith. He has some very interesting dirt on "mohamid"

[@stephengasson8440]

So Muhammad means praised one or whatever. Which I find hilarious. Its like calling yourself Chair or an object etc as that is also in the Bible. On another note. The torah and injeel can not be altered as in muslim terms allahs word can not be changed etc. The ones who have corrupted the bible etc are the muslims. As they pick and choose chapters and verses when it suits. The dawagandists pick on people who are not knowledgeable in the biblical texts. Textual variants etc in the bible and muslims over the past 5 years have changed their arguments. Like the quran is preserved(its not), scientific miracles(debunked- A, Dawah) etc etc. They keep changing the goal posts to prove that Islam is true. It became untrue when the perfect preservation argument fell apart. Now there is the 'Islamic Dilemma', 'What is the Injeel' and 'Now Muslims turn to the Bible for conformation of Muhammad'.

[@anzawilldie4379]

2 hours 40... I wish I could watch it all.... Like and comment of course. ❤

[@johnlee7699]

Boost that algorithm!!!❤❤❤ Yeah I just got gifted membership today 😅 God bless you Sis 🙏 ✝️🙏

[@InfidelofAllah]

Beloved rasulallah did not count on the internet. Worse are the dawah guys, who are aware of all the lies of the beloved Rasulullah, but still follow him, because they benefit from the misguided Muslim masses.😢

[@claytonr.1886]

Nothing takes down a false religion like the destructive power of a cursory glance.

[@Longshanks1690]

The most offensive thing about this livestream is that David keeps using a British accent when he’s mocking her but Lily is clearly Australian. ://

[@mysotiras21]

You have a point. Many Americans don't differentiate between British, Australian, and South African accents.

[@alfwiedersehen]

To be fair to my American cousins, they have extreme difficulty distinguishing my east London dialect and antipodean accents. And by the same token, many non-north Americans confuse Canadian accents with US American. Fair play.

[@agnesr.4664]

Apostate PAUL!!! Rofl. 😂😂😂

[@heavnxbound]

And the whole argument is based in a book they claim to not believe in, so really it fails in every way.

[@christopherflux6254]

Technically every human who has or who will ever live are in the Bible, because of the verse that says “Every knee will bow and every tongue will confess.” Of course not everyone will do that out of love for Christ, but everyone will do it.

[@timothymitchell8310]

Lily was offended by Sam’s response to here video and she was a little fired up. So be careful when making fun of her she will come after you.

[@willkietzman1121]

Divine simplicity and Innerrancy are both topics you as a Christian ought to hold to; however, the "fundamentalists" understanding is not what you should use. I recommend Dr. Jordan B Cooper series on Divine Simplicity.

[@J_doggy-yd7my]

What's funny is Jesus could be a descendent of the ediomites because Caleb was from the tribe of Judah and Caleb's father jephunneh was a kenezzite a descendent of Esau. So either interpretation Jesus can fit the bill where Muhammed does not

[@johnlee7699]

Wow I did not know that! I guess the only question would be, that would make all the Davidic lineage under Esau (since Our Blessed Messiah is David's son as per Psalm 110:1).

[@claytonr.1886]

Not only does the "prophet like Moses" have to be an Israeli, he also has to be a prophet raised for Israel since God is giving this message to Israel and saying, "I will raise for you a prophet".

[@nunya54]

No, the prophet had to be from the brethren of the Jews. Deuteronomy 18:18 “I (God) will raise them up a Prophet from among their brethren, like unto thee (Moses), and will put my words in his mouth; and he shall speak unto them all that I shall command him.” Deuteronomy 34:10 Moses himself says: “And there arose not a prophet since in Israel like unto Moses.” This awaited prophet, however, must be “like unto thee (Moses).” So he will come from outside of Israel. He is from the bretheren of the Jews. If this prophet can not be a Jew, then what is left? In this verse, God speaks to Moses about the Jews as a racial entity. The awaited prophet is claimed to not be “from the Jews” or “from among themselves” but rather “from among their (the Jew's) brethren.” Who are the brethren of the Jewish nation? The Jews are the sons Jacob, the son of Isaac, the son of Abraham. Isaac's older brother was Ishmael, the father of the Arabs. The brethren of the Jewish nation is the nation of the Arabs. This statement is further reinforced by the following definition of “Brethren” in the Hebrew Dictionary of the Bible: “personification of a group of tribes who were regarded as near kinsmen of the Israelites.” We also have the Jews who traveled outside of their lush homeland to travel outside it for the land the book says this prophet would come from (Paran, near Teima/Teman). Deuteronomy 33:1 we have the chronological order of Moses, Jesus, Muhammad. Sinai being a reference to Moses, Sier being a reference to Jesus, Paran being a reference to the city of Makkah, the wilderness where Abraham's wife Hagar and Ishmael settled (Genesis 21:21). Mount Paran is the chain of mountains in the same region of the Sarawat Mountains where Muhammad received revelation. Jesus never travelled to Paran. Al the prophets of the Bible came from either Palestine or Babylon. He is the only one to fulfil this prophecy. Verse 33:2 mentions the fiery new law that shale issue forth from the right hand of this prophet from Paran which is a new law (the right hand also is very significant in Islam) and the mention of this new law means it cannot be the law of Moses as logically as it would not be "brought". No other prophet came with a replacement of the law of Moses. Jesus said he came to confirm and reinforce the law of Moses, not bring a new law. (Matthew 5:17-19) We also find in this prophecy Deuteronomy 33:2 that he would come with 10,000 saints. Moses had 70 (Exodus 24:1-9, Numbers 11:16-25), Jesus 11 close followers (excluding Judas) Matthew 10:1-5, Mark 3:14-19, etc. Only Muhammad fulfils this requirement. Habakkuk 3:3 God (his guidance) came from Teman, and the Holy One from Mount Paran. Selah. His glory covered the heavens and the earth was full of his praise. Paran is where Abraham's wife Hagar and his eldest son Ishmael, the father o the Arabs, settled (Genesis 21:21) in the Arabian desert. Mount Paran is the chain of mountains in the same region the Arabs call the Sarawat Mountains. The cave of Heera is located in the highest part of these mountains. The name Muhammad literally means praised one. According to J. Hasting's Dictionary of the Bible, Teman is an Oasis just north of Madinah. That is where Muhammad and his followers migrated around 622 AD. Isaih's vision of two riders. One was a chariot of asses, which we know is Jesus (John 12:14) and the other is a prophet who would ride camels. Who is that? 21:13 says the burden of Arabia. Isaiah 21:14-15 talks about the inhabitants of the landof Tema who brought water to him that was thirsty. Tema according to John McKenzie's dictionary of the Bible is "a place name and tribal name of Arabia; a son of Ishmael....the name survives in Teima, an oasis of the part of the Arabian desert called the Nefud in North Central Arabia." It is the name of the ninth son of Ishmael, the father of the Arabs (Genesis 25:13-15). Strong's Concordance says this name was also applied to the land settled by Tema, the son of Ishmel and how this word is "probably of foreign derivation". In Arabic it means barren desert and it remains the name of a city in the Arabian peninsular north of Madinah. Isaiah 21:16-17 speaks about the children of Kedar (Genesis 25:13) one of Ishmael's sons and the name synonymous with all of Arabia in general (Ezekial 27:21 "Arabia and all the princes of Kedar. This is speaking about the Arabs of Makkah that were defeated by hte Muslims in the second year after the Muslims were forced to migrate to Madinah (the Hijra). This victory was a turning point in Islami history. They would go on after that to spread from Spain to China, fulfilling more prophecies including Daniel 2:44, Genesis 15:18-21 and others.

[@claytonr.1886]

@nunya54 I'm sorry but to begin with, the people of Israel were not referred to as Jews before the division into northern and southern Israel. My point was that the prophet depicted was one to the house of Israel as your comment reflects in it's reference. According to the prophet of Islam, a prophet was sent to their own people ergo the prophet of Arabia was not to be the prophet of Israel.

[@madsocsci]

But HOW MANY multi-hour streams and videos is it going to take to sink in? You can't reallt "debate/argue" people out of ideology.

[@nunya54]

Especially when you have no evidence. And no one has any evidence against Islam

[@danielchauvin9317]

How is billy carson doing nowaays?

[@achildofthelight4725]

She never said he was.... ChatGPT claimed this, even though ChatGPT disclaimer states it also can give out Inaccurate Information.

[@zarinablanchard4723]

You guys got me asking chatgpt and well after asking where Paran is I also said but it's not mecca is it, This is the reply Why Paran is Not Mecca (Biblically and Historically) 1. Location in the Bible Paran is consistently mentioned in connection with places like Sinai, Seir (Edom), and Kadesh (southern Israel/Palestine), which are all within or near the Sinai Peninsula. The Israelites traveled through Paran after leaving Mount Sinai, which is nowhere near Mecca. 2. Geographical Context Paran is linked with the movement of the Israelites in the desert. Historically, it is understood to be located in northwestern Arabia or southern Jordan, far from Mecca. The Bible places Ishmael in Paran, but it does not indicate that he traveled as far south as Mecca. 3. No Biblical or Historical Evidence for Mecca Connection The Bible never mentions Mecca. Jewish and Christian traditions consistently place Paran in the Sinai region, not central Arabia. Ancient maps and biblical scholars identify Paran with an area closer to Edom (modern-day Jordan) and the Sinai, not Mecca. The Islamic Perspective Some Islamic scholars argue that Ishmael settled in Mecca and that Paran refers to that region. However, this view is based on later Islamic texts and not on the biblical or historical record. The connection between Ishmael, Paran, and Mecca is theological rather than geographical. Conclusion From a biblical and historical standpoint, Paran is a wilderness region near Sinai and southern Israel, not Mecca. The Islamic claim that Paran refers to Mecca comes from later Islamic traditions, not from the Bible itself.

[@nunya54]

Habakkuk 3:3 God (his guidance) came Teman, and the Holy One from from Mount Paran. Selah. His glroy covered the heavens, and the earth was full of his praise." Paran, where Abraham and his wife Hagar and his eldest son Ishmael, the father of the Arabs setteled (Genesis 21:21) Mount Paran, the chain of Sarawat Mountains. J. Hasting's Dictionary of the Bible, Teman is an oasis just North of Madinah. According to John McKenzie's dictionary of the Bible, "a place name and tribal name of Arabia; a son of Ishmael . . . The name survives in Teima, an oasis of the part of the Arabian desert called the Nefud in N. Central Arabia." Tema, the name of the ninth son of Ishmael. Genesis 21:13-15 "And these are the names of the sons of Ishmael, by their names, according to their generations: the firstborn of Ishmael, Nebajoth; and Kear, and Adbeel, and Mibsam, and Mishma, and Dumah, and Massa, Hadar, and Tema, Jetur, Naphish, and Kedemah. Strong's Concordance: the name applied to the land settled by Tema, the son of Ishmael, "probably of foreign derivation" An Arabic word that means "barren dessert" and remains the name of a city north of Madinah. Isaiah 21: 16-17 For thus hath the lord said unto me, Within a year, according to the years of an hireling, and all the glory of Kedar (the second son of Ishmael) shal fail. And the residue of the number of archers, the mighty men of the children of Kedar, shall be diminished: for the Lord God of Israel hath spoken [it]. A reference to the battle in the second year of the hijrah. Isaih's Vision 21:7 "And he saw a chariot [with] a couple of horsemen, a chariot of asses [and] a chariot of camels." John 12:14 And Jesus, when he had found a young ass, sat theron; as it is written." Who is the horseman on the camels? Isaiah 21:13 "The burden of Arabia . . ."

[@MU-we8hz]

Moses had 2 legs and two arms, Mohamed had 2 legs and 2 arms.... You seeeeeeeeeee, Mohamed is a Prophet like Moses.

[@mysotiras21]

Moses was a mammal and a hominid. Ditto for Muhammad. Yeah, I see how they are alike.

[@StephanthePelted]

the name AbraHAM prophesised MuHAMmad! the name Issac prophesised ISlAm! U SEEEEEEEEE

[@LID-lw5cl]

How did we get to the point where uneducated, ignorant, and uninformed people (Hijab , dowa , lilij and more ) shamelessly argue about issues that historians and researchers give opinions on?

[@MarkSide_]

Is Ridvan a Christian now? I haven't seen these guys in ages.

[@johnlee7699]

LORD Willing, we keep praying 🙏

[@adnanmir2873]

​@@johnlee7699Ur neat riding if him tells us u don't pray for but pray to him. He is ur messiah 😂 what a low for Christians to need constant help from Non believer who belives jesus was a fraud

[@saileshsolanki424]

one night i was scrolling through my phone, feeling like i’d never figure out why some people just seem so magnetic. then i came across this book, Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki, and something about it caught my attention. reading it was like turning on a light in a dark room. it’s not about pretending to be someone you’re not; it’s about unlocking the energy you already have. trust me, this book is worth every page

[@JesusisKing134]

Nah

[@CristOportunidad]

shut up bot, repent from witchcraft and turn to the Glorious power found in Jesus Christ.

[@graecus33]

AP is Christian you seeeeee! We welcome you to the club Ridvan (if I spelled that correctly).

[@bbbf09]

Same question to ChatGPT that is not pre-set up and directed produces the following response; The name Muhammad is not explicitly mentioned in the Bible. However, some Muslim scholars and apologists argue that certain biblical passages contain prophecies about Muhammad, while most Christian and Jewish scholars disagree with these interpretations. It then lists said passages with the muslim take on and Christian refutation. ChatGPT unfiltered answer seems sane and reasonable - for once!

[@nunya54]

Jesus wasn't explicitly mentioned in the Torah either. They were both described and prophesized.

[@HobbsAnimates]

​@@nunya54No, no muhammed wasnt. Jesus was and in fact Jesus himself says that the torah was about him. By the way, if you look at the prophecies that Jesus fulfilled in the OT, youd realize that islam is false....for example. God came to Abraham when he was about to sacrifice his son and told him he'll send a lamb to be sacrificed instead. Moments later Moses finds a RAM in the bushes and kills it for Yahweh. NT comes and Jesus calls himself the Lamb of God and sacrifices himself for humanity on a cross, islam destroyed with that one prophecy...many more i can bring up for Jesus and him being Lord and also dying for his people, none for muhammed, stop the actual cap.

[@nunya54]

@@HobbsAnimates There are no prophecies of Jesus being Lord. You are speaking about what some authors wrote; not what is actually true. Please study the Bible. There are examples that prove they were inventing stories and that includes Jesus being divine in any way. Where is Jesus divine? In the only gospel that scholars don't consider historical or authentic but is an embellished Johannine literary product instead. Does Jesus speak the way he does in the Gospel of John in any other gospel? No. Six other sources fail to have Jesus saying what he does in John. What of the stories of Jesus saying not to cast the first stone, not found in earlier New Testament manuscripts; it's a fabrication. You are basing what you're saying on embellished, fabricated and inauthentic manuscripts. Not a single prophecy of Jesus says he was God or Lord. There is also not a single proof of Jesus dying for his people. The prophecies of Jesus were of him being a prophet and messiah. Also, please do not confuse the true prophecies of Jesus with the ones the authors tried to falsely write him into fulfilling found to be false. Of course, that is not something the authors had to do, trying to quell Jewish skepticism, since there were prophecies of him, but they did proving to us they were inventing stories and not reliable narrators. What of the famous mistakes Matthew made doing so? Having difficulties connecting to the Torah while a claim was made they were divinely inspired? None of the prophecies of Jesus prove Islam is false in anyway. You said for example. What is the example? What is the proof? Muhamad being a prophet doesn't disprove Jesus was a prophet.

[@chasep2001]

Mount Paran is in Atlanta. I should know, that’s where I go to church.

[@mithrasrevisited4873]

Just shows you that you can make these fairy stories mean whatever you want. If you do not like a verse just turn it in to metaphor. To be honest I think she is having fun with people and does not believe any of it. Looks like she is doing this for attention and she has done that with your youtube.

[@Oscar.AnangeloftheLord.Perez.1]

@IP , We Christians must stand together, it's very important. Follow Christ not the religion. Do what Jesus did not what he didn't do. Important Motto: United we stand, divided we fall.

[@kvelez]

17:56 Argument & Settings 20:43 Biased Scholarship 28:45 New Law 35:28 Comparisons 36:18 Bloodline 39:23 Brethren 58:17 The Spirit 1:10:48 Liars 1:11:53 Safety 1:13:18 Progressivism 1:14:52 Muhammad as a Deity 1:18:52 Traveling 1:26:31 Dawah 1:51:42 - 1:51:53 The King 😂

[@Lenyz238]

It fitttsss😂

[@WhitneyR.]

I’ve only heard about this woman in the last week or so, all from Christian KZbinrs. Oddly, they’re all using this same awful picture of her in the thumbnail. 🧐

[@beowuulf]

I bet shes looking at her comment section and LAUGHS at those muslims who buys her lies 😂 She just wants their views and donations 🤣

[@beowuulf]

This girls just give commands to CHATGPT like --> ''Hey Chatgpt give me answers according to islamic belief'' Then she keep asking questions 🤣

[@timothymitchell8310]

Mohamed was like Moses …..exactly his opposite. Moses taken from water Mohamed taken from sand. Moses trained in all the knowledge of Egypt and Mohamed had a train. 😢

[@nunya54]

Moses was the leader of a nation, like Muhammad. Not Jesus. They were both followed by their people. Not Jesus. They were husbands and fathers, not Jesus. They both had normal births and normal deaths. Not Jesus. Christians say Jesus was crucified and he was born to a virgin. Deuteronomy 34:10 Moses himself says: “And there arose not a prophet since in Israel like unto Moses.” This awaited prophet, however, must be “like unto thee (Moses).” So he will come from outside of Israel which is exactly what the Jews who knew this, the Tribe of Levi in particular, went outside Jerusalem to look for. Why do you think they ended up in the place Muhammad later migrated to knowing before he even did where he'd be? The brethren of the Jews are the Arabs. The awaited prophet is claimed to not be “from the Jews” or “from among themselves” but rather “from among their (the Jew's) brethren.” The Jews are the sons Jacob, the son of Isaac, the son of Abraham. Isaac's older brother was Ishmael, the father of the Arabs. The Hebrew Dictionary of the Bible says for brethren: “personification of a group of tribes who were regarded as near kinsmen of the Israelites.” There's actually too much that fits Muhammad to ignore and the fact that if someone says he's not in the Bible, how it seems very-short sighted the writers didn't know about him coming since they claimed divine inspiration yet had prophecies that were much less than Muhammad coming with a religion of billions convincing more people to believe in Jesus than Jesus did himself.

[@NateMP]

This panel of IP, AP and DW is epic. Dare I to say it rises to the level of ultracrepadarian!!!

[@Yoyokanon99]

They asked Muhammed why do we need the Quran when we have the Torah. But in this case why do we need Lilly, when we have Chat GPT. 😂

[@jacquilayton2557]

1.48 Muslims do take a verse from the Quran miss out the first part, never quote the next verse and never complain about it. Chapter 5 v32.

[@OlssonMathias]

Michael going to whatever podcast?

[@lapis8918]

My friend Paddy had a vision of a dinosaur, and the dinosaur said, "Before Jesus, I am." Does this mean the dinosaur is God?

[@danielpotter683]

Your friend sounds like a fun person to be around 😂

[@sorrynotsorry3264]

You said: Can you answer in a point of view of a christian regarding Mohammed in the bible? ChatGPT said: ChatGPT Certainly! From a Christian point of view, Muhammad is not specifically mentioned in the Bible, as the Bible was written centuries before he was born. However, Christians generally do not view Muhammad as a prophet in the same way Muslims do. Christian teachings traditionally emphasize that Jesus Christ is the fulfillment of God's promises and the ultimate revelation of God to humanity. Christians believe that the Bible, both Old and New Testaments, points to Jesus as the Savior and that no further revelation is needed beyond what is provided through Jesus and the apostles. Some Christians may refer to certain passages in the Bible, such as Deuteronomy 18:15, where God promises to raise up a prophet like Moses, and interpret it as pointing to Jesus, not Muhammad. There is also an understanding within Christianity that God’s final word and revelation is found in Christ, and the New Testament closes with the Book of Revelation, signaling the completion of God’s written word. Therefore, while some might interpret certain biblical verses as indirectly referring to Muhammad, most Christian teachings do not accept him as a prophet or see him as part of the biblical narrative.

[@SheikhMawini]

David said Allah is not a father in any sense, but TikTok Muslims tell me that Allah is a father, mother, and a chair, sooooo…

[@sonicsaints1542]

Crazy how AP decided to wear a cross that day, and CD made fun of him, and the rest was history.

[@commonuncommon2486]

For the algorithm 🎉

[@timothymitchell8310]

Lilly sound Australian. Is Lilly the Australian Billy (Carson)

[@johnlee7699]

And the Australian Lily (Ali) Dawah 😂😂😂 Yeah we are ashamed of her!!!

[@axey7476]

She's gotta be getting paid by Qatar or some gulf country to do these propaganda vids🤣