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rocknrolla wrote:Contact me Jesus, I want to know if you are ONE or THREE IN ONE or ONE IN THREE.
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AdamB wrote:rocknrolla wrote:Contact me Jesus, I want to know if you are ONE or THREE IN ONE or ONE IN THREE.
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Sacchetto Boutique wrote:^LOL Calm down!
I explained "WE" a few pages ago! Here is some info again...
Why Does Quran Say "We & He"?
Why does the Quran use "WE" and "HE" in Quran when referring to God (Allah)?
This is a good question and one that Bible readers have also asked about. The term "We" in the Bible and in the Quran is the royal "We" - as an example when the king says, "We decree the following declaration, etc." or, "We are not amused." It does not indicate plural; rather it displays the highest position in the language. English, Persian, Hebrew, Arabic and many languages provide for the usage of "We" for the royal figure. It is helpful to note the same dignity is given to the person being spoken to in English. We say to someone, "You ARE my friend." Yet the person is only one person standing there. Why did we say "ARE" instead of "IS"? The noun "you" is singular and should therefore be associated with a singular verb for the state of being, yet we say, "are." The same is true for the speaker when referring to himself or herself. We say, "I am" and this is also in the royal plural, instead of saying, "I is."
When Allah uses the term "HE" in Quran it is similar to the above answer. The word "He" is used when referring to Allah out of respect, dignity and high status. It would be totally inappropriate to use the word "it" and would not convey the proper understanding of Allah being who Allah is; Alive, Compassionate, Forgiving, Patient, Loving, etc. It is not correct to associate the word "He" with gender, as this would be comparing Allah to the creation, something totally against the teaching of Quran.
Sacchetto Boutique wrote:^LOL Calm down!
I explained "WE" a few pages ago! Here is some info again...
Why Does Quran Say "We & He"?
Why does the Quran use "WE" and "HE" in Quran when referring to God (Allah)?
This is a good question and one that Bible readers have also asked about. The term "We" in the Bible and in the Quran is the royal "We" - as an example when the king says, "We decree the following declaration, etc." or, "We are not amused." It does not indicate plural; rather it displays the highest position in the language. English, Persian, Hebrew, Arabic and many languages provide for the usage of "We" for the royal figure. It is helpful to note the same dignity is given to the person being spoken to in English. We say to someone, "You ARE my friend." Yet the person is only one person standing there. Why did we say "ARE" instead of "IS"? The noun "you" is singular and should therefore be associated with a singular verb for the state of being, yet we say, "are." The same is true for the speaker when referring to himself or herself. We say, "I am" and this is also in the royal plural, instead of saying, "I is."
When Allah uses the term "HE" in Quran it is similar to the above answer. The word "He" is used when referring to Allah out of respect, dignity and high status. It would be totally inappropriate to use the word "it" and would not convey the proper understanding of Allah being who Allah is; Alive, Compassionate, Forgiving, Patient, Loving, etc. It is not correct to associate the word "He" with gender, as this would be comparing Allah to the creation, something totally against the teaching of Quran.
Habit7 wrote:Christians interpret the OT through the NT, so if the NT doesn't reiterate a OT principle in the NT we don't carry it over. That being generally said, it is important to note that in the Pentateuch there are moral laws (eg 10 commandments), ceremonial laws (for sacrificial system) and the federal law (to govern the Israelites). With the exception of the Sabbath, all the moral law is repeated in the NT and we follow it. The ceremonial law was done away with as Christ is the once and for all sacrifice and the federal law doesn't apply to any of us now because we don't live in pre-first century theocratic Israel. However Christians study these abrogated laws to understand the character of God but we don't practise them.
rocknrolla wrote:you will have to get the answer to that question from some christian bible scholar. because as i said those things are dogma level literal interpretation and the decisions of previous pontiffs. i have no interest in such things. i respect all religious books and know factually that they CAN ALL GUIDE US BACK TO GOD.
my knowledge comes from no church.. but from a direct spiritual relationship with God and 10 years of meditation coupled with diligent study AND PRACTICE.
when u want to know how to live.. ask me
when u want to know what the process of spiritual enlightenment feels like.. ask me
when u want to know how it applies to ur specific faith.. ask medont ask me to make sense ofut of a collection of stories with a message.
also.. the OT as you call it.. is part of ur koran. u knew that right?
AdamB wrote:rocknrolla wrote:you will have to get the answer to that question from some christian bible scholar. because as i said those things are dogma level literal interpretation and the decisions of previous pontiffs. i have no interest in such things. i respect all religious books and know factually that they CAN ALL GUIDE US BACK TO GOD.
my knowledge comes from no church.. but from a direct spiritual relationship with God and 10 years of meditation coupled with diligent study AND PRACTICE.
when u want to know how to live.. ask me
when u want to know what the process of spiritual enlightenment feels like.. ask me
when u want to know how it applies to ur specific faith.. ask medont ask me to make sense ofut of a collection of stories with a message.
also.. the OT as you call it.. is part of ur koran. u knew that right?
Sounds like Sai BARBARISM or are you the reincarnation of the Christ? Or is it the same?
marlener wrote:Sacchetto Boutique If I remember correctly when Habit made the statement,he gave examples and went on to explain why,look back and you can probably look at the reasons he stated and they may answer some of your questions.
Sacchetto Boutique wrote:rocknrolla, u sounding real scary... take a deep breath and try to relax. Ur comingoff as though ur pmsing...relax, that way u can think rationally before you reply to someone, this thread is all about learning.
Daran wrote:I prefer Satan to God.
AdamB wrote:Boy the clowns that come across in this thread. The man can't comprehend the Royal "WE" and "US" but threatening to shoot down my posts / critique of other religious beliefs ...in a religion discussion thread. LOL
AdamB wrote:Will ignorance of such simple concepts be accepted by GOD on the day of Judgment for worship of other than HIM?
AdamB wrote:Will ignorance of such simple concepts be accepted by GOD on the day of Judgment for worship of other than HIM?
AdamB wrote:Will ignorance of such simple concepts be accepted by GOD on the day of Judgment for worship of other than HIM?
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