Yup, which proves well he isn't on that same level with God. Doing God's will and not his. But was I was saying is while Jesus wasn't a muslim, he wasn't a christian neither.
Well, it looks like Jesus went out into the dessert and went to Tibet. Where he studdied Buddhism.
There is so many tell tales in the bible. Like, when he said "I am the son of man", this is buddist speak for, I am about to lay down the heavy word, so listen up well.
Jesus also spoke often in parable, another sign of going to Tibet.
However, Tibet is not the only place he stopped. There is signs that he made stops in India and Japan.
Of course these things aren't written in the bible. Why would they be?
However they are written in old Tibetan books. They are also carved in stone in India, and recorded in Japan.
Further, if you study these old books, then you will see many similarities between them and how Jesus spoke. It is like watching swordsman in the age of the samurai. You knew who taught them by so many tell tale signs. Or, you could just be ignorant and think they all just swing their swords about until one dies.
Islam means: submission to the will of God.
Jesus "peace be upon him" was no different than other prophets and messengers of God. He was selected to be a messenger to Israelites, He is one of the five Law-giving and great prophets and messengers, Almighty God revealed a Scripture to him called "Injil" or Gospel.
That's a very deceptive and dishonest definition. You're basically playing with words. There are significant differences between Christianity and Islam. You can't just throw the word "God" out there like everyone agrees who God is and what He wants us to do or not to do, unless you wanna play with words and deceive others...
Obviously not. Jesus wasn't a Christian either.
Jesus had no sins to repent of so he didn't have to accept himself as a savior since He himself was without sin.
Yup, which proves well he isn't on that same level with God. Doing God's will and not his. But was I was saying is while Jesus wasn't a muslim, he wasn't a christian neither.
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STOPYes... Koran mentioned it. Jesus belongs all human. So prophet Mohammad too. Also Buddha too Nice :)
Quran is not from God. Jesus warned us of false prophets and teachers.
Well, it looks like Jesus went out into the dessert and went to Tibet. Where he studdied Buddhism.
There is so many tell tales in the bible. Like, when he said "I am the son of man", this is buddist speak for, I am about to lay down the heavy word, so listen up well.
Jesus also spoke often in parable, another sign of going to Tibet.
However, Tibet is not the only place he stopped. There is signs that he made stops in India and Japan.
That's all nonsense. Jesus didn't go to Tibet or India. There are no tall tales in the Bible.
So Jesus talking in parables mean he went to Tibet. LOL!!!
Of course these things aren't written in the bible. Why would they be?
However they are written in old Tibetan books. They are also carved in stone in India, and recorded in Japan.
Further, if you study these old books, then you will see many similarities between them and how Jesus spoke. It is like watching swordsman in the age of the samurai. You knew who taught them by so many tell tale signs. Or, you could just be ignorant and think they all just swing their swords about until one dies.
Islam means: submission to the will of God.
Jesus "peace be upon him" was no different than other prophets and messengers of God. He was selected to be a messenger to Israelites, He is one of the five Law-giving and great prophets and messengers, Almighty God revealed a Scripture to him called "Injil" or Gospel.
so WAS JESUS A MUSLIM? muslim to the will of God.
That's a very deceptive and dishonest definition. You're basically playing with words. There are significant differences between Christianity and Islam. You can't just throw the word "God" out there like everyone agrees who God is and what He wants us to do or not to do, unless you wanna play with words and deceive others...
Matthew 26:39 is maybe the tip of the iceberg?
Not really...