We know that God has appeared and/or given people understanding and guidance, so is it possible that Mohammad was given light like Moses and other prophets? What are your thoughts?
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But as most Christian churches now claim the Law was done away with and the Testimony of the OT should be ignored, that could be used against them. Could it be that God was trying to reach the Arab tribes and people, and like Christianity in the early church they went off into what they were used to back to pagan customes and corrupted the truth they were given....Too easy.
To the law and to the testimony! If they do not speak according to this word, it is because there is no light in them. (Isiah 8:20)
YSIC,
MidnightCry
I don't believe Mohammad was given light from God. Light from Lucifer, yes; but certainly not from God.
YSIC,
MidnightCry
In this context the word would be used against the Catholic view as Adventist used the word 'GodHead' for theirs....When did SDA's adopt that position?
Review and Herald, October 28, 1909
The creed of that faith is generally compressed into the wellknown formula: "There is no god but God, and Mohammed is his prophet". But there is another and longer form, which reads as follows,"I believe in God and his angels, and his books, and his prophets, and the last day, and the predestination of good and evil by God, and I bear witness that there is no God but God, and I bear witness that Mohammed is his slave and his prophet.
From the above it must be perfectly clear that Mohammedanism is very far from being the heathen religion, as some are wont to believe. It teaches belief in God, angels, the prophets, the last day, and the resurrection of the dead. More than this, About one half of the koran is a polemic against polytheism and TRINITARIANISM. In fact the word Allah is an abbreviation of Al-iah which means the ONE, TRUE, ONLY God. There is something in the nature of a challenge in the word itself to the dominant Christian church of the period when Mohammedanism arose. For the church at that time was sunk in the maze of the worship of saints and images when Mohammed came asserting THAT everlasting truth: "THERE is but ONE GOD".
In this context the word would be used against the Catholic view as Adventist used the word 'GodHead' for theirs....
MidnightCry said:I don't believe Muhammad received inspiration or revelations from God. Here is just a short paragraph I found on the internet that supports my belief.
The revelation that Muhammad received:
Muslims believe that the majority of verses of the Qur'an were revealed to Muhammad or engraved on his soul by the angel Gabriel in flawless verbal inspiration or dictation.
However the so-called revelations of Muhammad could not have come from the angel Gabriel. God would not send the same angel to Muhammad at Mecca 600 years after the birth and death of his only Son to tell Muhammad that He, God, does not have a son and that His beloved Son was never crucified! Contradictory revelations like these cannot originate from the Father of Jesus Christ. They come from the same source as the Satanic Verses in Sura an-Najm 53:19-23 and the sermons to the jinns (spirits) which we can find in Suras Nuh 71:16 and al-Ahqaf 46:29-30.
Who is the liar? It is the man who denies that Jesus is the Christ. Such a man is the antichrist--he denies the Father and the Son. No one who denies the Son has the Father; whoever acknowledges the Son has the Father also. (1 John 2:22,23
YSIC,
MidnightCry
reddogs said:But as most Christian churches now claim the Law was done away with and the Testimony of the OT should be ignored, that could be used against them. Could it be that God was trying to reach the Arab tribes and people, and like Christianity in the early church they went off into what they were used to back to pagan customes and corrupted the truth they were given....
reddogs said:We know that God has appeared and/or given people understanding and guidance, so is it possible that Mohammad was given light like Moses and other prophets? What are your thoughts?
Specifically, The Nation of Islam or Israel is no longer from God. Sorry.
But that does not mean that each individual including those from Islam doesn't have a chance to be children of God or parts of the secondary seed. They can obtain this by proving themselves faithful to God thru works and individual acts of devotion as does all of us on earth today have the exact same opportunity.
Bolded part is mine... and you were starting out so nicely too. Yes, each individual DOES have a chance to become a child of God... no, that cannot be obtained through works or... well, pretty much ANYTHING a human can do cannot save him.
It is not through works that we are saved, but through our faith in Jesus Christ the Son of God, who paid our debt with His own blood on the cross.
To say that we can become children of God by works is blasphemy.
Now unless I'm misunderstanding what it actually means, which has happened before due to my condition, I'd rethink that statement you made.