No, I haven´t, not the whole at least as my kurdish is not perfect. I grew up outside of Kurdistan.
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Wow, thank you so much! We are raised by our parents to never let anyone make fun of us, to always do our best and that us being women is not an excuse for anything. Maybe that´s what drives my sisters in Kobani. Thanks once again for your kind words.
I believe that Jesus is God, so I don´t believe in other Gods.
Thank you so much! I am truly thankful and positively shocked at the response I´m getting from everyone.
Thank you for you encouraging words! I feel His love.
miahmoseselias
New Member
Congratulations! Your very right there is more love and forgiveness in Christianity. Keep reading the bible and believe in the son of God who is the only way to heaven.
nazz
Doubting Thomas
Well you can tell us and we will listen
I wish you success in your spiritual journey. I came to Christianity from a different religion as well.
nazz
Doubting Thomas
The Qur'an also calls 'Isa (Jesus) Word of God
faroukfarouk
Active Member
So you love Jesus and you call him God.
Jesus use to sleep,eat and go to the toilet.
So you believe in a sleeping God,a eating God and a God that goes to the loo.
Now tell me when Jesus was on the cross his last words was.....
“Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani?” that is, “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?”
So you believe in a God that believed in another God or maybe he was talking to himself.
Well if any one talks to himself then thats a sign of crazy or not?
Peace
faroukfarouk
TheSounding
village idiot
Congratulations. It was pretty amazing when I felt this myself.
As a person who follows the message of the Gospel as well as the Qur'an I would say that you don't have to choose one over the other, you can choose both. I choose both and I see that both share the same basic message—love. I believe the Qur'an does not 'rule out' the Gospel as many Muslims claim but rather enhances it. I see the Gospel as a message on how I should approach life and my time, and I see the Qur'an as a message of how I should spend life and my time. I should fill my heart with love and spend my time in prayer.
The one thing I would advise strongly against is giving up what good the Qur'an has to offer. I believe Muhammad was a man who was inspired by Christ and lived by Christian values (he felt the same thing as you), but he sought to clarify and enhance certain aspects of the religion. For example, the Qur'an stresses the importance of established prayer—praying daily (salat). This is evident throughout the Qur'an and something the Gospels lack. There's also strong emphasis on fasting.
Check this out:
The Basmala (which Muhammad encourage people to recite before any action) is certainly founded upon Christian values,
"In the name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate" (AR–RAḤMAN, AR–RAḤIM)
The Qur'an frequently refers to this mercy/compassion/love with the word RAḤMA
RAḤMA is also used within the Aramaic New Testament
Matthew 5:7
Blessed are the merciful (RAḤMA), for they will be shown mercy (RAḤMA).
John 21:15–17
Then when they had finished breakfast, Jesus said to Simon Peter, “Simon, son of John, do you love (RAḤMA) me more than these do?” He replied, “Yes, Lord, you know I love (RAḤMA) you.” Jesus told him, “Feed my lambs.” Jesus said a second time, “Simon, son of John, do you love (RAḤMA) me?” He replied, “Yes, Lord, you know I love (RAḤMA) you.” Jesus told him, “Shepherd my sheep.” Jesus said a third time, “Simon, son of John, do you love (RAḤMA) me?” Peter was distressed that Jesus asked him a third time, “Do you love (RAḤMA) me?” and said, “Lord, you know everything. You know that I love (RAḤMA) you.” Jesus replied, “Feed my sheep."
One can get a true sense of the word RAḤMA by comparing these two verses. The relationship between Peter and Jesus reveals that RAḤMA and its relation to the word for 'womb' RAḤAM has a deeper meaning then just mercy, as in pity. It is more like the bond a mother has with her child. The Qur'an uses this word for the defining characteristic of God and it urges people to show RAḤMA as God has shown it to them. My point with this is that you should consider taking that feeling of Christ with you into Islam as I did because both are worthy of attention, they each deal with different areas of life.
Which hell, can you think of anyone righteous who went to hell ?
According to Scripture righteous Jesus went to hell.
Jesus knew biblical hell existed. The day Jesus died Jesus went to hell - Acts of the Apostles 2:27
Jesus taught only sleep in death - John 11:11-14 - so, while dead in hell, Jesus was in a sleep-like state.
Such an unconscious sleep for death is also taught in the old Hebrew Scriptures such as:
- Psalms 115:17; Psalms 146:4; Daniel 12:2; Daniel 12:13; Ecclesiastes 9:5
So, the Bible's hell is just mankind's temporary stone-cold grave until resurrected out of biblical hell - Revelation 1:18
Once the Jews began mixing with non-Jews they adopted religious-myth theories and philosophies such as a forever burning hell fire.
The King James Bible version translated the word Gehenna into English as hellfire.
Gehenna was simply a garbage pit outside of Jerusalem where things were destroyed and Not kept burning forever.
So, Gehenna is a fitting term for destruction and Not burning.
The wicked will be destroyed forever - Not burnt forever - Psalms 92:7
The Bible only gives us two choices: repent or perish ( be destroyed ) - 2 Peter 3:9
Please continue reading down to John 1:18 because John wrote that: No man has seen God at any time. Didn't people see Jesus ?
John also wrote at 1 John 4:12 that No one has seen God, and Exodus 33:20 says we can Not see God and life.
Didn't people see Jesus and still live ?_______
We know in the beginning was the Word.
According to Psalms 90:2 God is ' before ' the beginning.
Since Jesus is the beginning of the creation by God - Revelation 1:5; Revelation 3:14 - then Jesus was Not before the beginning as God was before the beginning.
At Acts of the Apostles 28:6 B there is the letter ' a ' inserted. The same Greek grammar rule applies at John 1:1.
The KJV translators into English chose to add the ' a ' at Acts and omit the ' a ' at John 1
Please also note who John thinks Jesus is at John 1:34 ( for the record ) John bear record Jesus is the Son
Nathanael believed Jesus to be Son at John 1:49
Peter, speaking for the 12 , said Jesus is Son at John 6:69
Jesus himself answered that he is Son at John 10:36
Martha said Jesus is Son at John 11:27
And compare John 10:29 that Jesus' Father is greater than all, with John 14:28 that Jesus' Father is greater than Jesus.
Good point ^above ^ because Not only did Jesus emphasize love, but in Jesus' NEW commandment Jesus emphasized having ' self-sacrificing love ' as the hallmark or identifying mark of his true genuine followers - John 13:34-35
If I may take the liberty to ask, and Not being nosy, I am curious about your circumstances about being lonely. Was that in the past ?
Am I wrong, or is there is No Christian congregation where you are located ?
If there is, doesn't Scripture say Christians are Not to forsake gathering together - Hebrews 10:24-25
So, how can it be lonely to feel you have No one to share your joy with ?
The Christian congregation - Ephesians 5:23 - has Jesus as the head of the congregation so there is No loneliness, etc. there.
Did Jesus deny he was Savior at John 4:42 B ?
Gospel writer John wrote at 1 John 4:14 as Jesus being Savior.
Gospel writer Luke also wrote Acts of the Apostles 5:31 believing Jesus to be Savior, and at Acts of the Apostles 13:23
if Savior label is very important in Christainity belief
why he never said in personal level "i am Savior" , not others claims ?
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Please remember Jesus himself wrote nothing personally down.
John concludes his gospel account stating that Not everything about Jesus is recorded at John 21:25
I don't know if this is of any help: but please notice Luke 3:15 because the first-century people were in ' expectation ' of Messiah (Christ) coming. Because of what Daniel wrote at Daniel 9:24-26 it could be calculated ( 70 weeks of years ) that the first century would be the time for Messiah to appear on the earthly scene. Messiah would be Savior, and Jesus proved to the the Christ or the Anointed One from God. That messianic or savior anointing for Jesus 'started' with Jesus' baptism - Luke 3:21-22
Theweirdtophat
Well-Known Member
Really, paradise is reserved for those that do good, regardless of what they believe.