My Comment:  This is so ridiculous it doesn’t really need any commentary, however there is one scripture/prophecy that rings very true with this, and again we see Daniel’s visions coming unsealed, and again in Revelation 13.  If you don’t know the difference between the Lion of the Tribe of Judah, the King of Kings, Yeshua, Jesus and the muslim version called ISSA it’s time to learn.  Pamela Geller lays it all out.

(By Pamela Geller/Atlas Shrugs)  The Muslim world is obsessed with coopting and falsifying and the beliefs of the kufar. The only thing more reprehensible are the useful infidel idiots who aid and abet this supremacism.Stay on top of what’s really happening.

“The Muslim Jesus?” By Robert Spencer, July 1, 2014 Aleteia has published an extraordinarily irresponsible piece by Philip Jenkins, entitled “The Muslim Jesus.” Jenkins is the politically correct professor who has claimed to have found that “the Islamic scriptures in the Quran were actually far less bloody and less violent than those in the Bible.” In this new piece he claims that the Islamic tradition has preserved some sayings of Jesus that could be authentic — basing his argument on the fact that they sound rather like other sayings attributed to Jesus, particularly in their exhortation not to value this passing world.

He produces six sayings to support this, three from Islamic tradition and three from Christian non-canonical sources, claiming that the impossibility of distinguishing them from each other supports the authenticity of the Islamic sayings.This is, of course, palpably absurd. Otherworldly sayings can be found in all manner of non-Christian traditions. The fact that they’re otherworldly doesn’t mean that Jesus said them. What’s more, his own argument cuts against itself, for he says: “Such words would have been treasured by Eastern Christian monks and hermits, in lands like Syria and Mesopotamia. We also know that from earliest times, some Christian monks and clergy accepted Islam. The Koran reports how their eyes filled with tears, as they prayed, ‘We do believe; make us one, then, with all who bear witness to the truth!’” If such words were treasured by Eastern Christian monks and hermits, and only some but presumably not all Christian monks and clergy accepted Islam, why is there no trace of these sayings in Eastern Christian traditions? It just happened that all the Christians who had preserved these sayings converted to Islam?

And even if these are authentic sayings of Jesus that have been preserved only in Islamic tradition, what are we supposed to get from that? What is Jenkins’ point? There is nothing in the supposed Islamic sayings of Jesus that he quotes that adds anything to our understanding of Jesus, or to the font of the world’s wisdom.

Also, significantly, Jenkins does not bother to inform his readers that the Qur’an says that those who believe in the divinity of Christ are unbelievers 5:17, 5:72, or that Jesus was not actually crucified 4:157, or that those who say Jesus is the Son of God are accursed 9:30, or that Muslims should wage war against Christians until they submit to Islamic hegemony 9:29.

He makes no mention of this notable hadith:Narrated Abu Huraira: Allah’s Apostle said, “By Him in Whose Hands my soul is, son of Mary Jesus will shortly descend amongst you people Muslims as a just ruler and will break the Cross and kill the pig and abolish the Jizya a tax taken from the non-Muslims, who are in the protection, of the Muslim government. Then there will be abundance of money and no-body will accept charitable gifts. Bukhari 3.34.425

Full Article via “Jesus is Muslim” | Pamela Geller, Atlas Shrugs.

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