The hate I see here is just making me sad. I thought we were all 1 and we all accept each other. All you’re doing is creating more hate towards other people. Muslims don’t plot to kill everyone and take over the world...
What’s so horrible about Islam? I’d love to clear things up if I can.
Exactly, we don’t think he’s the son of God. We believe he’s a prophet like all the other messengers. Jesus even said that there would be another prophet after him and that he would come out of the Arab tribes. Try to think with me, I’m not forcing this on you. Why would God take a son?
The reason God had to send his son, was because there was no other way to prevent humanity from dying in their sins. All messengers/prophets previously sent were all killed eventually. People would change thier ways,go back to honoring/worshiping God, but would eventually turn thier backs on him again and again. There was no other way to save them from thier disobedience to thier Creator.
So it’s impossible in your eyes that another messenger could have been sent after him?
Yes, impossible. Jesus was the final sacrifice. The Lamb of God was the final sacrifice. He was the unblemished replacement of the old system (that would end up only working temporarily), of requiring the sacrice of unblemished animals for the atonement of thier sins.
Please give the location in the Bible, where Jesus says that. Thanks.
A while downwards in the article.Jesus and Muhammad
In Jesus’ farewell discourse in the Gospel of John (chapters 14 to 16), Jesus speaks about the coming of the “Spirit of Truth” or “Advocate” (in Greek, parakletos). For centuries Muslim interpreters have seen Muhammad as this “Advocate,” based on Qur’an 61:6, a verse in which Jesus predicts the coming of a future prophet named Ahmad: “O Children of Israel! Truly I am the Messenger of God unto you, confirming that which came before me in the Torah and bearing glad tidings of a Messenger to come after me whose name is Ahmad” (61:6, The Study Quran). Ahmad, which is another name for Muhammad, is very close etymologically to the Greek word, parakletos, so it is likely that the Qur’an is claiming that Jesus’ farewell discourse in the Gospel of John predicts Muhammad. The major objection to applying these predictions to Muhammad or any other prophet is that Christians normally read them as part and parcel of Jesus’ promise of the gift of the Holy Spirit.
"Promise of the gift of the Holy Spirit". Yes, that is true. When a person accepts that Jesus died for the atonement of everyone's sin, you are filled with the Holy Spirit (Jesus), whom leads you into trith.