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Kurd.مسلم

'You won't achieve anything until you sacrifice something'

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@SOTLOGJC @theologyroom The same phrase is used for Jerusalem in the same book chapter 33.

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@sebastien_c123 When I see your comparisons and others like it, I can't help but think of this Qur'an verse.

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@elect4apurpose @InspiringPhilos Yes they asked a Prophet (John the baptist) if he is the prophet and he denied being the prophet or Elijah or the Messiah. So he didn't deny the prophet will come but said he isn't him which is confirmation that belief in that prophet is true by them

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@enesovat22 Is that why Satanists can't or struggle to do black magic on them by their own confession?!

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@dorst_jens @Edenlife9 How can an angel that only obey God alone say something wrong, this in itself if problematic.

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@Gaba70707 @RealShahriqKhan It even says the Midianites took him out of the well and sold him to Ishmaelites. However, you didn't answer the question, you're saying it says that Midianites sold him to themselves!

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@h_zahn__ @Jaban_alkurdi "equally as bad" you just proved his point. You only argue with "what about men twitter". Why don't you address the argument instead. There are bad from both sides of course, but it's a fact females are more prone to liberalism ideas through feminism, u should be helping them

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@destroysunnis Option 1: A prophet and high priest who saw all the miracles made a calf to be worshipped.

Option 2: Another guy made the calf and Aaron couldn't control the situation.
It was Samiri and about Samiri and Samaritans existed since the time of Joseph btw that's what they say today

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@Gaba70707 @RealShahriqKhan It doesn't answer it! You're saying the verse says the Midianites sold Joseph to themselves!

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@Grantedyou35 @Kryptotajeer Yeah continue to fool yourself with that. The only problem is that you make a fool of yourself in front of everyone, because unlike any book the Qur'an is the most preserved book ever from that time. You can go ahead and deny every single other book too and be a clown 🤡 lol

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@bqraider @Kryptotajeer OF girl husband almost cried there, his argument was shattered forever. It's the exact thing in your book and you don't just have that dilemma you so many others. Jesus said follow what the Pharisees say, only if you say a non existing abrogation happened

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@Jondeli75 @RealShahriqKhan That doesn't answer the question. That would be saying the Midianites sold Joseph to themselves! Then after that it's written Midianites sell him in Egypt to Potiphar, but again Ishmaelites bring him to Egypt.

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@Gaba70707 @RealShahriqKhan Yet no answer

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@RealShahriqKhan What's the connection?! Can you answer my question instead of vague posting?

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@RealShahriqKhan Wrong, most of the differences are not even mentioned in Midrash or any known Jewish sources, few are mentioned in later texts that's not confirmed if they have a older tradition and some others are mentioned in older Jewish tradition (which doesn't make it false!)

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@RealShahriqKhan What has that got to do with anything?! Is the Passover mentioned to be a false practice? It is not even mentioned in the Qur'an and it doesn't need to, these were the practices that the Israelites kept, they have a different Sharia than us, this is already known

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@JourneyMacro @grok @RealShahriqKhan It said the same thing as you bro. You're saying the text says the sold Joseph to themselves? Why is each verse using a different word?

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@Maiku167 @theologyroom @enesovat22 So you're saying here that there are three types of Sons? One being the known Israelite use of it and one "being adopted through Jesus Christ" and the other Jesus?! Interestingly you only quoted Paul and John for that. Why other gospels not mention an important theological phrase