Islam Is the God of the Bible the Same as Allah?

[DWA2DAY]

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Islam - Are Allah and God of the Bible the same Person?

 

[Aryeh Jay]

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[DWA2DAY]

So many choices to choose from. ..

sorry want to keep it simple.
interesting though in the thread the Muslims claim the Jews accept Allah as there God verse Jesus.

Any Comment?

 

[Archie the Preacher]

The detailed descriptions of the Judeo-Christian God and Allah are rather different. So different that mistaking one for the other is impossible.

 

[EastCoastRemnant]

Should have added another option to your poll...

There is only one God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.

 

[PloverWing]

I picked "yes", because that's closest to my view, but some religions don't include worshipping a God (Buddhism stands out), and some religions (Hinduism, e.g.) view the Divine very differently from the monotheistic religions, so "he is worshipped in all religions" is overly simplistic.

I'm comfortable saying that the one God is worshipped by all of the monotheistic faiths.

 

[DWA2DAY]

So many choices to choose from. ..

I add Yahweh for you.

 

[DWA2DAY]

I picked "yes", because that's closest to my view, but some religions don't include worshipping a God (Buddhism stands out), and some religions (Hinduism, e.g.) view the Divine very differently from the monotheistic religions, so "he is worshipped in all religions" is overly simplistic.

I'm comfortable saying that the one God is worshipped by all of the monotheistic faiths.

Yes this is what I meant all monotheistic faiths. However I can not edit it.

 

[SnowyMacie]

Yes, in the sense that Allah simply means God in Arabic, so Arabic speaking Christians refer to God as Allah. Whether or not Muslims are worshiping the same God as Christians and Jews, and just developed some strange ideas, from my study of Islam and it's history, you could make a solid argument for both.

 

[SeventyOne]

No, the God of the Bible has a Son, but Allah has no son. Therefore, not the same being.

 

[DWA2DAY]

There is only one God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.

Yes, in the sense that Allah simply means God in Arabic, so Arabic speaking Christians refer to God as Allah. Whether or not Muslims are worshiping the same God as Christians and Jews, and just developed some strange ideas, from my study of Islam and it's history, you could make a solid argument for both.

No, the God of the Bible has a Son, but Allah has no son. Therefore, not the same being.

This is a poll so if not done so please vote, to enter the discussion please go to the thread below
Islam - Are Allah and God of the Bible the same Person?

 

[Aryeh Jay]

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[AlexDTX]

So many choices to choose from. ..

I would also add that the God of the Jews is not the God of the Bible since Yahweh changed his name to Yahshua, or Jesus.

 

[Aryeh Jay]

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[DWA2DAY]

There is no sense in me voting if I cannot be part of the discussion.

Islam - Are Allah and God of the Bible the same Person?

 

[AlexDTX]

I don’t give much attention to any additions or changes added after Duet 4:2.

Then you should disregard the writings and the prophets which come after 4:2.

 

[Muslim-UK]

No, the God of the Bible has a Son, but Allah has no son. Therefore, not the same being.

So you don't worship the God of the Jews then, as He also has no Begotten Son

 

[SeventyOne]

So you don't worship the God of the Jews then, as He also has no Begotten Son

Jesus was the fulfillment of the promised Messiah, as such, the Christian church is the extension of the plan of God revealed in the Old Testament. Therefore, I do follow the God of the Old Testament and the New Testament, as they are one in the same.

The 'God of the Jews' is in reality also the God of the gentiles. Claims that misrepresent Him as having no Son, due to a rejection of His Messiah, are just false accusations.

 

[Muslim-UK]

Jesus was the fulfillment of the promised Messiah, as such, the Christian church is the extension of the plan of God revealed in the Old Testament. Therefore, I do follow the God of the Old Testament and the New Testament, as they are one in the same.

The 'God of the Jews' is in reality also the God of the gentiles. Claims that misrepresent Him as having no Son, due to a rejection of His Messiah, are just false accusations.

A expected Messiah who would come, gather the Jews to Palestine, defeat his enemies, rebuild the Temple and re-instate sin sacrifices is a far cry from God having a begotten son, or sending someone to die for the sins of another. Both assertions clearly go against the teachings of the Torah.

 

[DWA2DAY]

So you don't worship the God of the Jews then, as He also has no Begotten Son

A expected Messiah who would come, gather the Jews to Palestine, defeat his enemies, rebuild the Temple and re-instate sin sacrifices is a far cry from God having a begotten son, or sending someone to die for the sins of another. Both assertions clearly go against the teachings of the Torah.

You know full well that the Jews rejected the Messiah. This is there choice in the same manner Muslims reject Jesus as the Son of God. The fact that Jews and Muslims can not read with understanding or have the insight of Yahweh plan of salvation in the Old Testament and see that it is fulfilled in the new testament is something you need to deal with.

You have already show your content with the scripture of the bible and proven if it does not conform to the Quran it false. We accept you view. Please accept ours.

Regards Doug
PS Thanks for the vote.