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Hey Muslims and Christians, I have a question. Yeah.
Do Christians worship Jesus? Yes. In Matthew 2:11, it says that the disciples worshiped Jesus.
Was anybody else worshiped the same way as Jesus in the Bible? Yes. King David was worshiped just like this. Joseph was also worshiped the exact same way. And Abraham too.
So all these people are God too. No, only Jesus.
Why? Jesus also says in John 10:30, "I and the Father are one." Is anybody else one with God? Well, actually John 17:21 says that the disciples are one with God. And then the very next verse says that we can all be one with God.
So we can all be God. No, Jesus is different. He performed miracles. Every single prophet in the Bible performed miracles and the Quran confirms this in chapter 40:78. But Jesus did bigger miracles like raising the dead.
Didn't Elijah and Elisha raise the dead, too? Yes, but only through God's permission.
So, Jesus didn't need God's permission. Technically, Jesus did need God's permission for all his miracles according to Acts 2:22.
So, what makes Jesus's miracles more special then? He walked on water. So did Peter.
But you're forgetting the most important part. Jesus was given the authority to forgive sin.
Given authority by who? By God. But if Jesus is God, he gave authority to himself.
Was anyone else given authority to forgive sin? The disciples were also given authority to forgive sin in John 20:23. I remember when I was a child, the priest would forgive my sins every Sunday.
But Jesus says he will be the final judge of sin. But in John 5:30, Jesus says, "I can do nothing on my own. I just judge as I hear."
Just believe, Lily J. Jesus will save you. He is the son of God. But Isaac, King David, Adam, King Solomon, the whole of Israel are sons of God, too.
Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. Okay. Did Jesus worship anyone in the Bible? Jesus prays over 30 times to God in the Bible.
What? 30 times? How can we worship Jesus when he worshiped God so many times in the Bible? Am I missing something? Who is Jesus? Christians say Jesus is God. But in the Bible, John 17:3, Jesus says he was sent by God, but we say he's God in the flesh.
Then why does Matthew 21:11 say Jesus is a prophet? He's more than just a prophet.
Does Jesus ever explicitly say he's God? No. Does Jesus ever say, "Worship me?" No. And in Luke 6:12, Jesus prays all night to God.
Why would God pray all night to himself? Jesus was showing his human side. In John 11:41, Jesus says he doesn't do the miracles by himself. He says that God does the miracles through him.
But that's how the Trinity works. What's the Trinity? Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Is the Trinity ever mentioned in the Bible? No. H. It's better if you just don't ask questions and just believe, you'll be saved on judgment day.
But in Matthew 24:36, Jesus says he doesn't know the day of judgment. If he's God, how can he not know this? God chose to limit himself and become weak while he was on earth.
>> So God is weak? >> No. But you say he died on the cross. >> That's right. So God can die. No. He experienced death to save us.
Save us from what? The original sin. What's the original sin? When Adam, the first human ever, was tempted by Satan and ate the forbidden fruit.
Hang on. So you're saying that God punished all of humanity for one person's sin, then he becomes human to crucify himself to save us from himself? It's complicated.
Okay, very looky Jay, if you don't worship Lord Jesus, he will not save you on judgment day. But in Matthew 7:22, Jesus says on judgment day, he will reject those who called him Lord. He will say, "I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers." And in John 20:17, Jesus says, "I am ascending to my God."
Jesus literally calls God his God. That is symbolic. Then in John 5:30, Jesus says, "I can do nothing by myself. I only do the will of him who sent me." You just don't understand. Okay? And in Mark 10:18, Jesus says, "No one is good except God alone." It's a difficult topic to understand. Okay? And in John 14:28, Jesus says, "The Father is greater than I." You are possessed. Believe in Lord Jesus and be saved.
If you go back to the Old Testament in Hosea 11:9, it says God cannot be a man. But this was said before Jesus was born. If Jesus is God, shouldn't his rules be eternal? God is beyond rules. So God changed his mind. Yes, exactly.
But in Numbers 23:19, it says God doesn't change his mind, but Jesus is God's son. Also in Numbers 23:19, God says he cannot be the son of man. And Jesus calls himself the son of man over 80 times in the Bible.
Please just stop asking questions. I'm literally just quoting the Bible. Have faith. Allow the Holy Spirit into your heart. Jesus loves you. I do love Jesus. But isn't it more logical to say that he was a messenger sent by God, not God himself? What do you guys think?
Hey, Muslims and Christians, I have a question. Yeah.
Is the Bible the complete word of God? Yes, Christians believe the Bible is 100% the word of God. But in the Bible, one of the most important verses, 1 John 5:7, is missing.
Yes, we removed it because it isn't found in any original manuscripts. We have it in the King James version. It says, "There are three that bear the record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost, and all three are one." It's 100% a fabrication, and every other Bible has chosen to leave it out.
Really? Is there any other verses taken out? Yes. Acts 8:37. We still have it. We've all removed John 7:53 to 8:11. Yep. Luke 22:43 to 44. Yep. Matthew 18:11. Oh, yes. We completely removed that. Mark 9:46. That's right. And Matthew 17:21. We have them all. You should really take them out, King James. They're not authentic.
Hang on. What about that really, really important verse about God's only begotten son in John 1:14? In the original Greek manuscripts, it doesn't say begotten son at all. It says unique one. But most Bibles today have changed it to begotten son. Where the new revised version, we've taken out begotten and we say unique son.
Does the original Greek actually say son? No. Son was added later. How can people change the word of God?
Do we at least have the same amount of books? We have 66 books. The Orthodox Bible has 81 books. The Catholic Bible has 73 books. And who determined which books were authentic? About 300 years after Jesus, there was over 80 gospels. However, the church leaders decided to only keep four.
So, people who lived 300 years after Jesus chose which books are God's perfect word? Uh, it's complicated. Okay, very.
What about the story of how Jesus died? Can we at least agree on this? Actually, no. We reject the whole ending of the Gospel of Mark, which involves the resurrection story.
Wait, so the resurrection ending might not be original? It's not found in any of the original Greek manuscripts.
Is there any other contradictions? In the Gospel of John, Jesus died at 12:00 p.m. And his last words were, "It's finished." Actually, no. In the Gospel of Matthew, he died at 3:00 p.m. And his last words were, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" How can both be true?
Each gospel is written by a different person. So, they're not written by God. No, they were inspired by God.
But what happened after Jesus died? In the Gospel of John, Mary Magdalene saw Jesus outside his tomb, but she mistook him for the gardener. In Luke, we say she didn't see Jesus at all. The tomb was completely empty. Then two men in dazzling clothes appeared and told her that Jesus has already risen. No. In Matthew, an angel came, but she fainted.
I'm so lost. Are you sure you're talking about the same story? It's just minor details. It really doesn't matter. Just believe Jesus will save you.
All right. What else don't you agree on? I say Jesus is the bloodline of King Solomon. No, he's from Nathan's line. Jesus was born in Bethlehem. No, he was born in Nazareth. Jesus rose to heaven on the same day as his resurrection. Actually, wait. No, 40 days later. Yep. 40 days later. I wrote both. Oops. I say Judas hung himself. No. He fell in a field, exploded, and his guts went everywhere. Wo. There was a great earthquake when Jesus died. No, there wasn't. There was two donkeys. No, just one. Also, Jesus didn't carry his cross to the crucifixion. Yes, he did. No, he didn't. Yes, he did. No, Simon did.
>> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. This is crazy. How can the Bible be 100% the word of God if you all contradict each other and have so many inconsistencies? How does that work?