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Maybe to Saudi Arabia. (You see, I have a warped sense of humor, too.)I am curious how Pentecostals address Islam???
I am curious how Pentecostals address Islam???
I believe in the seven churches as ages...
Ephesus - Messianic - Beginning with the Apostle to the Circumcision, Peter
Smyrna - Martyr - Beginning with the Apostle to the Un-Circumcision, Paul
Pergamos - Orthodoxy formed in this time... Pergos is a tower... Needed in the dark ages
Thyatira - Catholicism formed in this time - The spirit of Jezebel is to control and to dominate.
Sardis - Protestantism formed in this time- A sardius is a gem - elegant yet hard and rigid
Philadelphia - Wesleyism formed in this time - To be sanctioned is to acquire it with love.
Laodicea - Charismatic movement formed in this time - Beginning with DL Moody, the first to make money off of ministry
Anything outside of these boundaries, which include those without a faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, are not Christian. I am Pentecostal Holiness and consider our sisters denominations, Assembly of God, Church of God, Congregational Holiness, Wesleyan Pentecostal.
Him that overcometh will I make a pillar in the temple of my God, and he shall go no more out: and I will write upon him the name of my God, and the name of the city of my God, which is new Jerusalem, which cometh down out of heaven from my God: and I will write upon him my new name. - Revelation 3:12
My personal worries are in our congregations ability to go out of the temple and out of revival. That fear is greater than competition from other groups.
Weeeeellllllll....considering how the Koran is all about earning your salvation through works and violence and JESUS, is more than just a prophet and He is the SON of God. Jesus says we are saved by faith in him and his resurrection. and that he is the only way to receive salvation. I would say that Mohammed lied to you. and that allah is not God, not even close.How do you all handle additional revelations since Mohammad claims to be a prophet. Why should not the koran be added to scriptures?
Weeeeellllllll....considering how the Koran is all about earning your salvation through works and violence and JESUS, is more than just a prophet and He is the SON of God. Jesus says we are saved by faith in him and his resurrection. and that he is the only way to receive salvation. I would say that Mohammed lied to you. and that allah is not God, not even close.
Salvation is not earned through works but through the power of Christ and his finished work on the cross.
How do you all handle additional revelations since Mohammad claims to be a prophet. Why should not the koran be added to scriptures?
they don't. never heard that and ive been a Christian all my lifeWhy do Christians use Allah as a word for God?
they don't. never heard that and ive been a Christian all my life
The word Allah and Islam - Arabic Bible Outreach MinistryThe term Allah (Arabic: الله, Allāh) is the standard Arabic word for God and is most likely derived from a contraction of the Arabic article al- and ilāh, which means "deity or god" to al-lāh meaning "the [sole] deity, God." There is another theory that traces the etymology of the word to the Aramaic Alāhā.
Today's Arabic speakers from all religious backgrounds (Muslims, Christians, and Jews) use the word Allah to mean God. In pre-Islamic Arabia, pagan Meccans used Allah as a reference to the creator-god, possibly the supreme deity.
The first-known translation of the Bible into Arabic, which took place in the 9th century, uses the word Allah for God (1). In fact, Arab Christians were using the word Allah for God prior to the dawn of Islam, and it is important to note that they were using it in place of Elohim, but not in place of Yahweh. That means Allah is a generic word for God, but not the personal name of God. (Radical Muslims in the West claim that Allah, not Yahweh or any other Bible name, is the name of the one true God.)
As an example closer to home, Christians and non-Christians alike use the word God in English, but that does not make the God of the Bible the same as the god of the Mormons, Jehovah’s Witnesses, or others. Another example is that when irreverent people use the expression “Oh my God!” in their day-to-day communications, they are not referring to the God of the Bible when they invoke that term.
When the prophet of Islam started his ministry in Mecca, he considered at one point uniting the Arabs under a different name for God. His favorite was Al-Rahman but he chose Allah to name his god. After the spread of Islam in the Middle East, Arab Christians continued to use word Allah since it did not have any negative connotations to them personally. Once again, it is important to understand that both before and after Muhammad, the Allah of the Arabs was not the Allah of the Arab Christians.
allahs means "the god", not just "god"
I am curious how Pentecostals address Islam???
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