Hi NASAYou are putting God's messengers in a box, a convenient stereotype that you think they should fit in. Mohammed didn't want to believe God would use broken, failed sinners to deliver His word. He thought the people that deliver God's word should be perfect, and so he changed the message to fit his view of God.
If God only used perfect people to deliver His word, we wouldn't have any scriptural writings. Man is corrupt, full of sin, in need of redemption and forgiviness. We will always commit sins here on earth. God expects perfection, but he knows we wont' acheive perfection.
He looks at the heart, and he forgives. Although David sinned against man and against God, and failed God's law with his heart, God forgave him. We worship a just and holy God, but we also worship a merciful and forgiving God.
David's actions didn't go unpunished. His kingdom was split, he was always on the run and in hiding, and he wasn't allowed to build the temple because of his sin.
That's not corruption in the Bible. That's TRUTH, and the facts that we sin, we mess up, but God forgives and loves us in spite of our actions. He looks at our heart, not our actions, for our actions are the RESULT of our heart.
Can I ask you a question? If the prophets whom are supposed to be sent by God to correct people's belief and be a guide for them to God's way are the first people to disobey God, and not even small sins but very bad sins, if the people supposed to be most righteous people are that way, would people take God's covenant seriously, I am sure they won't. I will give you an example. If your manager in work tells you not to smoke in a definite area, then you find him smoking there, would you take his quotes seriously? I am sure not, and even if you did, others won't. This is something natural.
The prophets show us a pattern of how man should be, we of course won't reach their righteousness because they are the people chosen by God, if they were the first people to disobey God, then people won't take the law as something serious, when you ask him, why do you commit adultery? He will answer you: David did it before, do you think that I am more righteous than David? I don't say that he thinks that adultery is something accepted, but he won't take it seriously, he won't have the desire to resist his passion. I think that this is one of the reasons for the scandals of the church.
If people follow God well and keep His commandments, then why would they need a prophet? The prophet comes to restore people back to the right belief, and this is why Muhammad (Peace be upon him) came. Most of the people of the Book before Muhammad (Peace be upon him) were corrupts, of course there were righteous people in them, but they were weak and persecuted (as the Arians for example). That's why God sent Muhammad (Peace be upon him).Which one's are true and which one's are not? The ones the contradict the Bible? Anyone before Mohammed could have done the same thing, written a new book to fit his idea of God and God's followers, and said the old version was corrupt.
Well, I am already talking about the prophecies of Muhammad (Peace be upon him) in the Bible, read my message 13,15 in this post talking about the first prophecy, I still have other prophecies to talk about.If God is going to bother giving prophesies to man concerning a prophet of Mohammed's magnitude, you would think He could at least ensure these prophesies aren't corrupted or lost, so we can get a good understanding and believe in this prophet.
I hope we have a good conversation, we aren't in a battle. We are discussing our beliefs.
Waiting for you reply
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