Mohammed

[Curious Christian]

I am interested in what you believe about Mohammed. You do make a false claim that Allah is in the Bible. Just because Elah sounds like Allah doesn't mean that Allah is in the bible. I have a friend whose last name is "Hadler" does that mean his grandfather was "Hitler"? They look and sound similar.


The Jews or Christians never worshipped Allah.



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<b></b><b>Contrary to Muslim claims, the word "Allah" is never found in the Bible in either Hebrew and Greek. The closest two words we find are the Hebrew "alah" (which means to curse, mourn or rise, and is never applied to God) and the Hebrew word "Elah" (Strongs 425) which means has been translated either oak or turpentine tree. Isa 6:13. So apart form the superficial similarity in appearance arguing Allah is in the Bible because of similarities, is like saying Mormon is in the Qur'an because it looks like Muslim.</b>
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<b></b><b>The first Arabic translation of the Bible came into existence about the 9th century. Nowhere is the name of Allah found in the Old or New Testament</b>
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<b></b><b> praise the Lord". So the similarity is not only invalid, it is in the wrong part of the compound word. "Allah" corresponds to "let us praise" rather than, "YAH" which is the short form of "Jehovah". So Deedat misspells the Hebrew word, finds similarity in the wrong part of the word, misspells YA and says it means "OH", when in fact it is YAH, which is a shortened "Jehovah", and fails to recognize the word "Hallelujah" literally means, "Praise Jehovah", which is the universally accepted meaning for 3500 years, until Deedat comes along! This is not a credit to Deedat's alleged educational credentials.</b>
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Why should I believe you and not this???<b><--Link</b></b>

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