cambridge79
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we all ( at least i hope ) consider Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi ( the Calif of Isis ) probably one of the top 10 evil men alive, if not the most evil. He rapes, kills, massacre, enslaves, torture, terrorize ( well not exactly him with his own hands but you know what i mean )....majority of muslims too think he is pure evil.
I was wondering, reading Exodus, isn't actually AlBaghdadi doing more or less what Moses did in his time?
Exodus 23,27: God speaking to Moses: "I will send my terror ahead of you and throw into confusion every nation you encounter. I will make all your enemies turn their back and run"
So AlBaghdadi is trying to rally his people behind him in order to establish a state only for his own people where to strictly obey the law of god.
Moses was trying to rally his people behind him in order to establish a state in the promise land for his own people where to strictly obey the law of god.
AlBaghdadi thinks he has the right to kill all the infidels, destroy their temples and things and enslave them.
Moses in the bible is told by god to drive out all the people from the promise land, or kill them or enslave them and brake down their altars, and don't befriend them or mix with them or they will corrupt him.
AlBaghdadi in his land is killing everyone who is not muslim enough according to him.
Moses came down the mountain, found part of his people started to worship a pagan idol and killed 3000 of them.
They both act strictly in the name of God ( one following his words, the other talking directly to him ).
I'm not quoting the actual passages from exodus in order to keep this quick to read but you can easily find they're all there.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Exodus 23&version=NIV
So in the end why if AlBaghdadi is THE DEVIL INCARNATE Moses instead gets so much praise?
I mean if they both did what they did in the name of god shouldn't really be much of an issue that one of them did it 3500 years ago and the other is doing it now.
I was wondering, reading Exodus, isn't actually AlBaghdadi doing more or less what Moses did in his time?
Exodus 23,27: God speaking to Moses: "I will send my terror ahead of you and throw into confusion every nation you encounter. I will make all your enemies turn their back and run"
So AlBaghdadi is trying to rally his people behind him in order to establish a state only for his own people where to strictly obey the law of god.
Moses was trying to rally his people behind him in order to establish a state in the promise land for his own people where to strictly obey the law of god.
AlBaghdadi thinks he has the right to kill all the infidels, destroy their temples and things and enslave them.
Moses in the bible is told by god to drive out all the people from the promise land, or kill them or enslave them and brake down their altars, and don't befriend them or mix with them or they will corrupt him.
AlBaghdadi in his land is killing everyone who is not muslim enough according to him.
Moses came down the mountain, found part of his people started to worship a pagan idol and killed 3000 of them.
They both act strictly in the name of God ( one following his words, the other talking directly to him ).
I'm not quoting the actual passages from exodus in order to keep this quick to read but you can easily find they're all there.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Exodus 23&version=NIV
So in the end why if AlBaghdadi is THE DEVIL INCARNATE Moses instead gets so much praise?
I mean if they both did what they did in the name of god shouldn't really be much of an issue that one of them did it 3500 years ago and the other is doing it now.
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