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5.) The Tankah also says, in a way, that the "unlettered prophet" is the "seal of prophets"
It is said thus:
The prophet before him was presented a Scripture, of which he said, "I have knowledge, but I do not have the seal" (Jesus)
But the unlettered prophet said, "I do not have knowledge, but I have the seal" (Muhammad)
So the Scripture was opened to him
What else could this Scripture be besides Quran?
The meaning of seal, according to Tanakh, connotes something different than it does in Islam, "seal of prophets" could have two (or more) different meanings, as is often the case.
1.) & 2.) I cannot prove anything, and you will not believe that which you are not inclined to believe anyway.
3.) The Tanakh says there will be many diviners and dreamers who have knowledge, but that they are not of benefit to believers. This is an interesting topic but a separate thread can be started for it.
4.) Someone who has little value for religion and piety will always prefer the preservation of any worldly thing that can be studied, as if knowledge is the be-all end-all. Beresheit proves otherwise; the forbidden fruit came from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.
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Lol mormonism is like Islam for people of european descent Both mormonism and Islam are false religions, Mormons arent as crazy though
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My point is no one is predisposed to a particular faith, it has to be nurtured. Most likely when the religious person is very young.
I realise this is why faith is called faith to begin with, but my question is why do you believe in the Tanakh and the Quran? Were you brought up in Islam or did you later adopt it?
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Muhammed was never prophesied in the Torah,and all it says is that Yishmael will be a wild nation against everyone.
the christian narative of Jesus was prophesied in the Torah clearly in Isaiah 53.
as for Satan being God´s Servant that contradicts the Torah יב אַף-אָמְנָם, אֵל לֹא-יַרְשִׁיעַ; וְשַׁדַּי, לֹא-יְעַוֵּת מִשְׁפָּט. 12 Yea, of a surety, God will not do wickedly, neither will the Almighty pervert justice.
this also destroys the Islamic doctrine of Qadr.where God breathes in man his piety and his evil,and is truly responsible for his evil actions.
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