Can God Become A Man

[*اسلامي عزي*]

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I believe it means to make something false by adding to it or taking away from it. What is your definition of it?

the same as your definition .
here is the adding :




and here is the taking away :




if you want more example, I'll give you .

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Pardon??? You don't have a dictionary to hand?

don 't worry i have a dozen !
i' just want to hear the definition of your mouth !
relax , please !

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falsification - any evidence that helps to establish the falsity of something
falsification - a willful perversion of facts
falsification - the act of rendering something false as by fraudulent changes (of documents or measures etc.) or counterfeiting

here is a Christian web site who recognizes that the bible 's scribe changed the text intentionally !





https://bible.org/article/significan...testament-text

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the problem is only yours

i' don't think so !
the evidences are in front of your eyes !

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I have already said make no difference to the core message of the Bible

how did you think that the intentional changes can not make a difference ????



here is an example :

the Samaritan text (DEUT 27 :4 ) talk about a mount called Gerizim
also the Jesuit arabic bible 's translation (Approved by the major arabic christian web sites ) .
Conversely the Masoretic text and the major arabic bible 's translation talk about an other mount called Ebal.
please don ' t tell me that the places( Gerizim / Ebal ) are the same !

peace to you .

[pandora]

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the same as your definition .
here is the adding :




and here is the taking away :




if you want more example, I'll give you .




don 't worry i have a dozen !
i' just want to hear the definition of your mouth !
relax , please !



here is a Christian web site who recognizes that the bible 's scribe changed the text intentionally !





https://bible.org/article/significan...testament-text




i' don't think so !
the evidences are in front of your eyes !






how did you think that the intentional changes can not make a difference ????



here is an example :

the Samaritan text (DEUT 27 :4 ) talk about a mount called Gerizim
also the Jesuit arabic bible 's translation (Approved by the major arabic christian web sites ) .
Conversely the Masoretic text and the major arabic bible 's translation talk about an other mount called Ebal.
please don ' t tell me that the places( Gerizim / Ebal ) are the same !

peace to you .

Best will in the world here, I'm trying to get your point..and you won't find any Christians who will claim the Bible is the direct word of God verbatim. On that basis we would expect to find textual errors by scribes and interpolations. The fact we have so many manuscripts to compare makes it clear that when these occur it's found out. Better people than yourself schooled in the Bible have made it their life's work to ensure that what we have is what God gave us by sorting through the wheat from the chaff.

More importantly do any of these examples you give change the Bibles core message of the fall of man, Gods plan for redemption and the fulfilment of that plan in The Lord Jesus Christ? NO.. They do not, and that is because Gods message cannot be changed. Words can change dependant on language used.. The message is unchangeable.

I guess you you as a Muslim puts greater emphasis on this kind of "evidence" as you have a vested interest in proving in whatever way possible the Bible cannot be trusted as truth. Because the only way the Quran can be true is if the Bible is false.. Seeing as the messages they bring are diametrically opposed to each other on many key points you are obliged to do what you do. However, the Bibles message has stood strong for over two thousand years and none have been able to break it. It will continue to stand long past the time we shall cease to be.. Then we shall know the truth of our conversations here today. :) that scenario holds no fear for me for I trust in The Lord my God and my saviour Jesus Christ and I know He will not fail me.

May God bless you.

[*اسلامي عزي*]

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Words can change dependant on language used The message is unchangeable.

The question is :







Why we need to change the words of God ???



Answer me honestly ?!
If i' efface your name and i ' write an other one - Rachel for example - in your passport ,
this will make a difference or not ????
peace to you .

[pandora]

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The question is :







Why we need to change the words of God ???



Answer me honestly ?!
If i' efface your name and i ' write an other one - Rachel for example - in your passport ,
this will make a difference or not ????
peace to you .

Lol... Depends it could make a difference if it didn't match my other travel documents ;) I'm not sure this analogy is the best to prove your point.

I hear it said that there are some words in the Arabic language that do not have an English equivalent.. This I have been told by muslims usually if I have misinterpreted something.. I know in my native tongue there are words that have no English equivalent.. Yet I have a Bible in English and my native tongue and the message is the same.... Even though the same word is not used it does not change the meaning.. To use a word that has the same inference does not change the message. That's because Gods Word in the Bible is meant for people of every tongue and it doesn't matter what language it's translated into the message remains the same.

Peace