Every single "gap" you listed exists only because you skipped the actual biblical text:
Herod's Decree: Matthew 2:13–15 explicitly shows divine protection. God sent an angel to warn Joseph in a dream and commanded the family to flee to Egypt, fulfilling prophecy (Hosea 11:1).
Goliath: 1 Chronicles 20:5 explicitly states Elhanan killed Lahmi, the brother of Goliath. A well-known Hebrew copyist variant in 2 Samuel 21:19 dropped the words "brother of," which the parallel Chronicles manuscript preserves. David killed Goliath; Elhanan killed his brother.
Mary's Protection: Matthew 1:19–25 explains why there was no stoning: Joseph obeyed God's command, took Mary as his lawful wife, and provided legal paternal coverage for the child. The community recognized Jesus as Joseph’s legal son (Luke 3:23).
The story of baby Jesus speaking in the cradle (Surah 19) wasn't a divine missing link—it was lifted directly from the 5th/6th-century apocryphal Arabic Infancy Gospel. The Bible has no gaps; it relies on eyewitness history rather than late folklore.
Manufacturing artificial contradictions is the standard tactic of someone trying to prop up a broken theological system at the expense of the truth. Denigrating the inspired, inerrant Word of God with half-read passages only exposes the poverty of the defense. When a belief system requires late, apocryphal fables to "correct" primary historical revelation, it isn't clarifying Scripture—it is fighting against it.
Borrowing Christian language doesn't change Islamic theology, Maliq. "Savior" is not one of the 99 names of Allah. The Quran doesn't teach that God saves; it teaches that man must tip the balance of his own works on the scales of judgment (Surah 7:8–9, 23:102–103). In Islam, Allah is an auditor of deeds, not a Redeemer who pays the penalty for sin. That’s why Surah 46:9 and Sahih Bukhari (3929) record that even Muhammad didn't know his ultimate fate. "Jesus saves" means something entirely different: Christ took the wrath of God on the cross to redeem helpless sinners who could never earn their way into heaven (Eph 2:8–9). Islam offers a ledger; Christ offers a Savior.
You are identifying the fatal flaw of every external legal system: coercion cannot transform the human heart.
When men attempt to enforce righteousness through the power of the state, it inevitably degrades into tyranny, hypocrisy, and oppression—whether in Tehran, Kabul, or 1st-century Jerusalem. The human heart remains unchanged beneath the enforced code.
This is why Jesus Christ declared, "My kingdom is not of this world: if my kingdom were of this world, then would my servants fight" (John 18:36). Christ does not impose righteousness from the outside with a sword; He regenerates the soul from the inside out through grace, writing His law on the human heart (Hebrews 8:10).
You've rightly identified the bankruptcy of man-made theocracies. The only true foundation for human dignity and righteousness is found in the Son of God, who offers redemption rather than subjugation.
@_OKJ__@_OKJ__ , read @bobkauff responses and stop peddling lies/misinformation. Don't make up contradictions when there's none. Also make efforts to read in context - it's not that difficult.
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At the Indonesia Crusade, a man on a stretcher, unable to move, and also with low oxygen perfusion, was healed at the Indonesia Crusade as God’s servant laid hands on him.
The power of God came upon him—and he rose, stood on his feet, walked, and began moving his legs again!
The next day, he returned looking well and wearing a beautiful smile.
What a mighty God we serve! We truly witnessed the God of Wonders at work. All the glory belongs to Jesus! 🙌🔥
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@lostinganglia@TRHLofficial Exaggeration! The text actually says "It is like a mustard seed, which is the smallest seed you plant in the ground" Mark 4:31
Make sure you're not leading others astray because of your misrepresentation of God's word. Everyone will account for what they say and do
@xonphused 1. Justice, Love, and Forgiveness
2. Reconciliation to God and to other humans
3. Adoption into God's own family
4. Gift of the Holy Spirit living and dwelling within believers
5. Enduring Hope of Eternal life with God in a remade heaven and earth @xonphused, consider these.
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