BANNED FROM THE BIBLE…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNqHBpdv-D8

by acson005

Note: The following was first posted as a thread to another post on another website in February 2010.

The Qur’an does have both the Old and the New Testament in it. Muslim scholars will tell you that the Qur’an is the Old and the New Testament minus human interpolations. If you read the Qur’an, however...you will come across passages telling the reader to refer to the previous revelations that came before it, meaning the Torah (Old Testament) and the Enjil (New Testament). The Qur’an is some kind of summary of both, mentioning the names of Biblical prophets by name but not the whole story, so the Qur’an passage will advise the reader to read from the previous revelations if you want to know more.

The New Testament is very similar to the “Ahadith” (traditions) of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), which were collected long after his death. Authentic traditions are those witnessed/recalled/confirmed by more than one person, aside from the education/intelligence/integrity of the person being quoted as having seen or heard what the prophet said or did.

Comparatively, the four gospel tellers were chosen due to the commonality of what they had heard or seen during Jesus’ lifetime. Those considered less authentic are considered apocrypha or, in Islam, weak traditions and given less consideration.

So, if the four gospels were chosen due to their commonality, if you have read one, you’ve read it all. This would reduce the New Testament (Christian Bible minus the Old Testament) to a small pamphlet.

I FOUND THE FOLLOWING HISTORY CHANNEL’S SPECIAL SO REALLY INTERESTING. I WATCHED IT TWICE! (1-12)

I am not a Christian, but I think it is vital for Christians to understand how the Bible was assembled.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNqHBpdv-D8