Mohammad Qutub – Compiling the Quran and Bible 6

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			was salam ala Nabina, Muhammad Allah and he was savage mine.
		
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			Okay. Brothers and sisters, let us talk now
		
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			about the formation of the cannon.
		
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			Who said the cannon? Cannon?
		
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			Cannon? No, not that Canon, the Canon, what is the official Bible? What we've been talking about now
are the individual components and constituents of the Bible, the narrative gospels act of the
apostle letters of Paul. But now, how do we put all this together in something and call it a Bible?
		
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			The canon of the Bible? What is the official Bible what is canonical, right?
		
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			The son of a bishop, and a wealthy ship owner, was the first person to suggest
		
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			forming a cannon
		
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			whose name was Martian
		
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			not from Mars Martian, his name is Martian, but it's not spelled like Martian, okay? Sorry, ma R
		
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			C IO n.
		
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			Okay, he is the first one to propose as far as I know, the formation of a cannon. Let's put all this
together
		
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			into
		
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			a compilation that we can call now, the word of God the Bible.
		
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			The church
		
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			did not accept the suggestion.
		
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			And there is a good reason. Because he only wanted to include Luke and Paul.
		
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			Forget everything else.
		
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			In fact, he wanted to reject all Jewish scripture and history
		
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			portion.
		
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			And this seemed to be a tendency with Paul as well.
		
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			And discouraging the law as Paul also discouraged the law.
		
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			He died in 160s See,
		
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			motion and he was later branded a heretic by the church.
		
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			He's a heretic because he is refusing all of these other gospels. He wants to form a Canon based on
Luke and Paul only he wants to reject everything of the Jewish scripture in history.
		
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			They branded him as a heretic.
		
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			But they eventually did take his suggestion
		
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			to form a Canon
		
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			one of the first list
		
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			that lists the books of the Bible that can be considered the genuine work and words of God was the
list called the moratorium canon.
		
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			The moratorium cannon, this was in the end of the second century. So a little bit after Martian
died.
		
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			However,
		
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			there is a more
		
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			common and well known list
		
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			and
		
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			this is the list of you Subarus
		
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			list of your Subarus
		
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			U S E.
		
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			B R U S.
		
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			You should be us was the Bishop of Syria.
		
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			A sled Iya.
		
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			He was very famous and respected. He had written a multi volume history of the Church known as the
Ecclesiastical History famous book.
		
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			He confirmed
		
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			21 books.
		
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			According to him, the word of God is restricted to 21 books not the 27 we mentioned in the
beginning.
		
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			This is in three to five CE following Nicaea.
		
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			Notice until now,
		
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			there is no consensus about what is the word of God. What is the Canon
		
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			should be
		
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			says 21 books only.
		
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			Right?
		
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			The other six of the 27 were later approved.
		
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			And the next council and 364.
		
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			In Laodicea, the Council of Laodicea
		
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			I get the feeling you you want me to start writing this?
		
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			The spelling and the dates. We'll get to it when they when we started the translations right now
these are I think that these are the only data
		
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			Council of Laodicea. I'll write it down eventually inshallah. Yeah.
		
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			Okay, so this is in 364 CE, that's when the later six books were approved, okay.
		
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			By the Bishop of Alexandria Athanasius.
		
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			So the Bishop of Alexandria then approved the six coloring books to make it 27. That was in 3/64. V.
In the Council of Laodicea. Those extra six were the epistle of Jude,
		
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			the Epistle of James
		
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			the second episode of pillar
		
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			the second and third episodes of John.
		
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			Hebrews was a subject of controversy, the book of Hebrews, but it was also inserted.
		
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			Interestingly, the book of Revelation,
		
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			which some of you may know, is a huge subject of controversy. Is it authentic? Is it not authentic?
Is that correctly attributed to John or not?
		
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			Of course, it doesn't resemble his writing in the least, okay, looks very different.
		
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			It was not accepted before Laodicea. Before 364 D. Revelation was not accepted as part of the canon.
And others say that it was even later that it was accepted
		
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			as
		
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			biblical material.
		
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			In Alexandria, before Nicaea,
		
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			the Gospel of Barnabas was canonical.
		
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			The Gospel of Barnabas was canonical, where you will find some similarity with Islamic teachings
that was canonical in Alexandria.
		
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			Okay,
		
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			before Nicaea. So we said, those formative years were very important those 300 years before Nicaea.
Nicaea is the time where they believe they established things, but for all practical purposes, we
may say, in hindsight, they completely destroyed any traces of what was originally taught of Jesus
peace be upon him.
		
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			So
		
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			we said that
		
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			the establishment of the Canon only happened much later.
		
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			And
		
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			as we now have a Canon, and we know, what is officially the Word of God,
		
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			according to the Christian, what is the genuine Bible now, the 27 books? Now let us look at well,
then when is the first official Bible, the first official Bible Manuscript,
		
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			and we will find that the oldest complete Bible Manuscript dates to the fourth century,
		
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			soon after, the Canon was established in 364.
		
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			The Canon was established and 364. Soon afterwards, we have the total this complete Bible
Manuscript. And this, as you know, is the celebrated Codex Sinaiticus
		
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			from the Sinai, Codex Sinaiticus or Sinaiticus?
		
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			The other
		
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			A famous one is Codex Vaticanus as well,
		
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			when Atticus is considered the oldest complete manuscript
		
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			that you want me to spell that as well. Okay.
		
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			I'll get the Cinetic is Codex, the Eau de x? Right, Sinaiticus si n a? Is
		
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			this a spelling bee or one?
		
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			S I N? I see I see us
		
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			right now from the side I go
		
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			in Egypt?
		
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			Ah, it's very nice.
		
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			Yeah, you'll see it immediately.
		
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			On the sad thing,
		
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			brothers and sisters,
		
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			buy tickets from Vatican. The sad thing is that even Sinaiticus is not complete.
		
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			Consider the oldest complete,
		
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			but big part of the Old Testament is missing.
		
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			Including, believe it or not? Are you ready for this? The painter took
		
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			the first five books of Moses.
		
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			This is the oldest complete, complete, underline,
		
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			quote unquote, manuscript.
		
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			And such a big part of the old tea is missing the Old Testament.
		
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			But this is the manuscript that has gotten a lot of attention. And you can it's accessible online.
Just go to Codex Sinaiticus, okay?
		
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			This is with regards to the formation of the canon.
		
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			Let us now speak about the translations.
		
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			For that, I will need the board I'll start writing some
		
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			things here.
		
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			We said one of the biggest problems with regards to stunting the compilation. One of the biggest
problems regarding the compilation of the Bible.
		
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			Number one is how it was compiled. As we can see,
		
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			the anonymous authors gospels flying around the very late formation of the Canon as we saw it. And
in addition now to all of that, so we are now in two minds about the originality of the original
text and the original manuscript. But now we'll get we're going to add another layer of
		
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			problems, which is the translations.
		
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			All of what we've been mentioning, we didn't say a word about translation, we're talking about the
original manuscripts that existed. Why do we said a little bit when we said, well, it's a Greek
manuscript.
		
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			All these manuscripts are Greek, who translated it?
		
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			When, why? How was the original? Where's the Aramaic? Where's the Hebrew? Right? The oldest
manuscripts are Greek. There are some 5700 manuscripts, Greek manuscripts, but again, you know, some
of them are fragments, some of them are as small as a, you know, maybe a small index card, that's a
fragment. That's a that's a manuscript, right? This is there are some 5700 Greek manuscripts, but
it's in Greek, it's already you're already in translation number one, or maybe even two.
		
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			If we were to compare that to the Quran, so we're talking about, maybe a text that's already
translated, someone translated the Quran, to one of the original, or one of the older languages, and
we are looking at that now we're not looking at the original Arabic. So we're talking about these
manuscripts all being in Greek. Again, no one can confirm without doubt, that Jesus peace be upon
him spoke Greek. Obviously, it would be excellent
		
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			for them
		
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			If they can prove Yes, Jesus peace be upon him spoke Greek there, ha.
		
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			And the manuscripts are in Greek, but
		
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			where's the evidence? Right?
		
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			So with regards to the translations,
		
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			we have these Greek manuscripts. So we already have a translation to Greek. Then we have let me put
on a
		
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			line here.
		
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			And we're going to start this line with
		
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			three ad to
		
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			see.
		
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			Okay?
		
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			The Latin Vulgate.
		
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			Ready to see, what is the Latin Vulgate? It is the first translation from Greek to Latin by St.
Jerome.
		
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			Went drove
		
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			okay
		
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			now we have Latin translation of the Bible.
		
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			Very good.
		
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			Next.
		
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			Nearby
		
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			have exactly.
		
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			15
		
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			Let's let me put this one first.
		
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			No, let me put this one first.
		
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			Whoa, shake. This is not the scale. Yeah, you're right. It's not the scale.
		
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			to 215 that means this is 4000 or something else, right? Well, the problem is, we're gonna see most
of the dates here. So that'd be right here not to scale.
		
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			All right,
		
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			here.
		
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			And because this is where it gets really important, yes, obviously, some things happen here as well.
But for all practical purposes, this is how the Bible existed for centuries, Greek and Latin.
		
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			So guess who read the Bible. Guess who had access to the Bible.
		
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			The people who spoke Greek and Latin, the priests, the clergy,
		
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			the layman didn't have access.
		
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			There regular Christians had access through the church, through the priests, right.
		
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			Through that knowledgeable person, it's not them sitting there and reading the Bible. Don't think
about it the way we sit down with the Quran and read it. It's that's not the way it was. They didn't
have access.
		
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			People didn't speak Greek and Latin, for all practical purposes, but some of the priests and
clergymen did,
		
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			until of course,
		
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			this is an important date 1516.
		
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			This is another Greek translation. Again.
		
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			This is another Greek translation, but an important one nonetheless, because you use the lord of
Greek manuscripts for his translation, but it was in Greek as well by Erasmus was a Greek
translation as well.
		
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			So why because he saw differences, he saw things that needed to be corrected. So he did his own
Greek translation.
		
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			He is not Greek but the translation is Greek. That's what we care about.
		
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			Okay, yes.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Greek.
		
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			Well, I mean, Erasmus said that he translated from so many of the older Greek manuscripts, but he
wasn't happy with whatever he had. And therefore,
		
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			he revised, he tried to correct and offer a better rendering, let's say, okay, um, the Bible. Did he
also consult
		
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			The Latin Vulgate I believe he did believe he did if I'm not mistaken
		
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			okay
		
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			now
		
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			we're talking about these Bibles. But
		
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			this is not a Greek Bible or a Latin Bible. Where is the English Bible? We want to know the English
Bible. Right? Very important. The first English Bible was by
		
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			a man by the name of whitecliff. I'm gonna have to put him somewhere here.
		
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			I'm going to put him here
		
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			to
		
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			whitecliff
		
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			believe it's a double f no.
		
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			Oh,
		
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			first English Bible
		
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			sometime in the 16th century.
		
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			1500 years after Jesus peace be upon him, the language that so many people spoke finally, we've been
waiting for this, right? People have been waiting for this.
		
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			It's around the 16th century. Okay, exactly when not absolutely sure.
		
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			Because it didn't spread
		
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			did not really spread. Okay. And it was based on what?
		
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			Now the original manuscripts based on the Vulgate
		
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			based on Vulgate
		
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			based on the Latin
		
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			wasn't that easy to go to the original Greek, he based it on the Latin Vulgate
		
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			he didn't have access, didn't have access to those manuscripts. And as we said, it did not really
spread
		
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			in this theme, when the sixth
		
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			we have a very important Bible
		
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			by William
		
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			Jindal.
		
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			1526 first official English Bible that is going to spread now
		
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			based on the earliest manuscripts not quite
		
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			based on
		
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			Erasmus is Greek translation
		
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			okay
		
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			based on Erasmus his translation of 1516
		
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			indel
		
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			was a hero.
		
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			No Till now you can find stories for children about William Tyndall, the hero who brought the Bible
to the masses
		
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			or the masses have access to the Bible.
		
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			Especially because
		
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			he risked his life to do that, because he was branded as a heretic as well. And he was also burned
at the stake
		
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			because he committed the cardinal sin of translating the Bible into English and give gave access to
the masses now
		
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			to the Bible.
		
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			This is very important because
		
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			something very important happened here.
		
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			1518
		
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			new very important Christian denomination is born
		
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			Protestantism
		
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			distant ism is born with Martin Luther 15th 18th,
		
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			early 16th century before that,
		
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			we don't hear about Protestant, just Catholics and Orthodox, mainly
		
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			Protestant Protestantism starts here. Now we have
		
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			an English Bible 1526 Soon after
		
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			but that's not the Bible I have that's not the Bible we usually use the most famous Bible that maybe
everyone knows
		
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			James
		
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			celebrated in James Version
		
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			1611
		
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			little bit later
		
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			this is the Protestant Bible now,
		
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			the KJV
		
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			right
		
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			this KJV now
		
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			based on the Latin Vulgate, no,
		
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			mainly on
		
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			Kindle then there's English translation.
		
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			So, again, maybe Aramaic, Greek, Greek to Latin,
		
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			Greek to English.
		
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			And then the King James version based all the English so translation upon translation on translation
		
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			no matter how good, precise and well intentioned the translator is.
		
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			If that were to happen with the Quran, hypothetically, and that's not going to happen.
		
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			Slowly, slowly, you will start to see the Quran meanings are a little bit different.
		
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			Translated to Chinese, then translate to French from the Chinese translate to Spanish from the
French and so on and so forth. Slowly slowly, you will see small differences
		
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			the King James Version is now based mainly on Tindall and other English translations.
		
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			Now,
		
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			actually, there were many translations between Tyndall and the KJ v. the KJV is the most famous one.
		
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			Now, and I wish I pushed it a little bit further, but just bear with me. We have another important
date here, which is this one here.
		
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			We're gonna write that
		
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			15 ad tube.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So the Protestants now have their
		
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			English Bibles.
		
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			While the students reformation in the early 16th century, there was something called the Catholic
Counter Reformation.
		
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			They're countering the Protestant Reformation. They won their own Catholic English Bible now.
		
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			Though, the famous
		
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			way, Reims
		
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			Catholic version ethylic English translation
		
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			Okay.
		
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			However this is only for the N T
		
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			for the New Testament,
		
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			the latter part
		
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			ot in 1609.
		
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			The way rooms
		
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			translation
		
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			now
		
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			many of the revisions today
		
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			the AV
		
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			the NAB
		
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			RSV
		
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			the NIV you've heard all of these
		
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			We go through the acronyms
		
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			Authorized Version,
		
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			New American Bible,
		
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			Revised Standard Version, New International Version, all are based on
		
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			very important a JV
		
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			the KJV of this translation based on Tyndale and others.
		
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			Right? Translation upon translation, and now the revisions are not based necessarily on the it's
based on the KJV, and then looking at other manuscripts as well. And that's why it will be revised
to the New King James Version. And then all of these other revisions, so get translation upon
translation versions, some of these versions are trying to correct
		
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			they're trying to correct
		
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			so the KJV For all practical purposes, is the main Bible for for centuries.
		
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			The KJV
		
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			because, as you will see, these are a little bit later. So
		
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			the RV was an 18 at
		
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			the RV, the revised version,
		
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			then again in 1901.
		
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			Another revision, okay
		
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			RSV,
		
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			important revision 1952.
		
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			RSV,
		
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			another revision.
		
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			And again, in 1971.
		
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			By the way,
		
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			if you talk to a Christian, they'll say yeah, see how much importance we're giving to the Bible?
Keep looking at it, revising, correcting.
		
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			Yeah, that's how they see it.
		
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			Giving attention, the most revised book in the whole world, the one that has gotten the most
attention, I agree. But why do you need to revise? Why do you keep needing to revise that means
there are issues.
		
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			If this was the main Bible for four centuries, there were issues. People were reading the Bible, but
it had issues.
		
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			In the preface of the RSP, the Revised Standard Version Version, they say there is nothing more
authentic than the KJV.
		
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			This is the revision of the KJV nothing more authentic, but then immediately they say the gate the
KJV has grave defects
		
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			grave defects
		
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			the preface of the RSV
		
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			Well, no revisions are going on now rather
		
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			have to keep revising their visions keep going on there's there are 10s of revisions. probably
hundreds.
		
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			Yeah. Updating, updating, revising. No, no, it's going on. So many these are the some of the famous
ones. There's so many,
		
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			many.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Let's talk now, about
		
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			some of the verses that were removed or changed.
		
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			We have been discussing
		
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			the
		
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			modifications and changes and revisions. We want to know what is being changed. Is it serious? Is it
a comma? Is it a letter?
		
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			What is being changed exactly.
		
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			Okay, so
		
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			I will take you to
		
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			what we may consider the beginning of the NT.
		
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			We said Mark is possibly the earliest written manuscript is known as the earliest gospel. We know
Paul's letters are before that. But amongst these gospels, when you open the Bible, the first thing
you see are the narrative gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John But technically Mark phonologically
is earlier he
		
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			You watch that live?
		
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			Let's see what Mark says from the beginning.
		
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			One one from the beginning, literally one, one mark one, one. Okay? I don't know if you have your
Bibles or if you want to quickly search on your phones, mark one one, quote, the beginning of the
gospel about Jesus Christ, the Son of God, and quote
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Some of the revisions have a footnote
		
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			that says, Son of God is not in the earliest manuscripts.
		
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			Why not?
		
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			Who added it? When? Why?
		
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			With what authority?
		
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			This is from the very beginning.
		
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			Is this a
		
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			superficial modification? Is this something? Not a big deal of God? Are you kidding me?
		
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			This is your belief system. And Christianity is all about belief.
		
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			Those that Christianity is not about belief, no belief is most important in Christianity. And that's
why they had these walls between them, of orthodoxy.
		
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			The idea of what do we believe the Nicene Creed, people were burnt at the stake because of their
beliefs.
		
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			It was all about belief, the Council of calcitonin for 51 Who is Jesus? What is he like? Is he have
a single nature or a dual nature? Human God or God only or human only they had these wars between
them. Because it's all about the
		
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			about Orthodoxy about correct belief.
		
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			This is very important for them. And it is quite opposite to Judaism. In that sense, Judaism is not
a religion of orthodoxy. It's not so much about Okay, fine. They claim they are mono theists. But in
Judaism, it's all about practice.
		
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			Washing your hands before eating, what ritual you do. It's more about orthopraxy
		
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			rather than orthodoxy, Christianity, about belief
		
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			that's why Jesus peace be upon them and the Bible keeps telling them what are you asking me about
these things what to do and just believe the importance of belief, belief is very important, Son of
God
		
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			just inserted just like that. Not in the earliest manuscripts
		
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			x
		
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			x 837.
		
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			You want to check that?
		
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			X 837.
		
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			Philip says, If you believe with all your heart, you may
		
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			you may what? You may
		
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			the eunuch he was talking to a eunuch. The eunuch answered, I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son
of God.
		
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			The NIV the New International Version, omits this verse
		
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			37.
		
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			So, it will go 836 And then it will go to 38 if you check it in the NIV
		
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			37 small footnote not available in the earliest manuscripts
		
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			playing around with the Word of God
		
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			with the most serious of things we agree with you the importance of belief
		
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			in the belief in the One God
		
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			not associating any partners with him
		
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			another
		
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			addition
		
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			another example very important example.
		
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			John 316 Wow.
		
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			If you say John 316.
		
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			In fact
		
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			Probably a lot of them I've met haven't memorized.
		
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			If you got a few, you know if you've been in the West, John 316 is everywhere.
		
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			on billboards, huge screens in the stadiums, John 316, wow.
		
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			John 316, For God so loved the world,
		
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			that He gave His only between brackets begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish
but have eternal life.
		
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			This is like fundamental right of their religion.
		
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			Many scholars using some of the oldest manuscripts,
		
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			they changed it,
		
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			they removed begotten, begotten is not there.
		
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			It's alive.
		
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			The RSV claims that it used some of the oldest manuscripts even older than the KJV.
		
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			They say there is no begotten
		
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			was inserted, it's an interpolation
		
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			are these superficial modifications, brothers and sisters? Is this small difference of opinion about
how many people were killed in this battle or that or even then that that's a contradiction, right?
But
		
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			talking about very serious things,
		
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			the most serious
		
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			there are many Matthew 1811 2314, Mark 314 1126, Luke 955 than others.
		
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			But let me end with the comma Yohanan.
		
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			The comma Johan him very important versus well.
		
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			John, one John five,
		
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			seven.
		
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			Quote, for there are three to bear witness in heaven,
		
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			the Father, the Word and the Holy Spirit. And these three are one
		
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			the Father, the Word, a silent Salam, and the Holy Spirit.
		
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			And these three are one, this is the crux
		
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			of the belief in the Trinity for them. Right, also known as the Kama Johann him or the Johann and
Kama.
		
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			The ESV and the RSV emitted it
		
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			the English Standard Version and the Revised Standard Version omitted the comma Johann.
		
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			The NIV also omitted it, but they have a footnote
		
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			not found in any Greek manuscript before the 14th century
		
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			or 18th century. Someone added this after the 14th century Allah is not notifications from you know
the time of Jesus peace be upon him so much later.
		
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			That's why
		
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			Erasmus is Greek translation did not
		
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			become popular.
		
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			In fact, it was the object of vile criticism because he deleted it.
		
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			He did not include the comma Johann him
		
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			that he was under so much pressure to include it. He said, Okay, give me one Greek manuscript that
has it and I will include it.
		
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			So, a Franciscan friar
		
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			in Oxford,
		
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			gave it to him in 1520.
		
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			So he had to include it.
		
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			But the appended a long footnote, and he said, most probably this is a forgery.
		
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			What was given to him was a forgery.
		
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			Is this the way to deal with the Word of God?
		
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			Forget about all of the other changes in the country, these are enough for me.
		
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			Some of the biggest changes that have to do with the most important concept, the belief, which I'm
sure my Christian friends will agree with me as well, is the most important part is the importance
of the belief. This is the situation
		
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			changes and modifications or missions, not available in the earliest manuscripts, means this is not
the teaching of Jesus peace be upon them. This is not what was said.
		
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			If there are any questions or comments at this point, before I conclude with a quick comparison,
		
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			yes.
		
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			What do we do? Oh, am I going too fast?
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			It's one of the revisions. And there are many
		
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			possibly a lot would be well, I mean, they, I'm sure the Catholics have their own revisions. And
they do as well. But again, yeah. What Bible are you using? So? Oh, which version? Oh, I don't have
the Kama Johan him. Oh, you do? Right. Which version? Which revision? Of course. So when when we
talk about the Bible, which version? Which translation?
		
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			So if you go, you know, on online and you want to look up a verse, yes. You have 10s of revisions
and versions that you can choose from.
		
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			Not necessarily the Catholics do, obviously the Pope. But even then you have different
		
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			different authorities, different churches and so on. But
		
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			yeah, the Protestants, maybe less. So you'll find more and more revisions, looking at things,
looking at manuscripts, maybe new manuscripts that come out that show that you know, okay, something
was changed.
		
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			Or
		
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			something like set that's unchanged?
		
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			They do, of course, I mean, regardless of their disagreement or not about the Bible, they have
disagreements in theology. They have disagreements in theology is run
		
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			hardest since and that's why the schism between Protestantism and Catholicism.
		
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			It's the it's the biggest schism. Now. It used to be Catholics and Orthodox. Now it's mainly
Protestantism.
		
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			And, of course, how those religious differences
		
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			manifested themselves in
		
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			let's say,
		
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			the temporal realm.
		
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			The politics, the countries, and their advancement, or lack of
		
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			that is also a very vibrant and interesting
		
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			realm of research.
		
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			Catholicism is, as its main locations, yes, it's worldwide, but you will find that it is more
prevalent in certain areas, right. And Protestantism as well. Most of the West is Protestant.
		
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			Yes, system.
		
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			Yeah. The Orthodox have their own issues, revisions, differences in theology as well. Some of the
Eastern Orthodox Christians consider the Western to be
		
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			apostates,
		
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			non Christians. Why? Because they claim
		
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			that there are three gods even though they say no, those three are one.
		
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			Those Eastern Orthodox will say no, you cannot say there are three and they are one then but they're
split into three.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			I had a Coptic Christian tell me that these people they're disbelievers. They say God is three.
		
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			We say he is
		
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			on what he has three
		
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			parts or elements.
		
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			They have their own differences, of course.
		
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			It's a major theological differences
		
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			maybe sudden, what, how public are they?
		
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			And what are they using? You know, it's not like they have a Bible to use, it's all been changed
without possibility of rectification modifications, the translation upon translation, right.
		
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			So, what exactly are they following? Maybe just their own fitrah? No, Jesus peace be upon him is a
messenger. God is one, maybe eventually those types will become Muslim inshallah.
		
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			We'll find Islam.
		
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			One of the my Christian colleagues,
		
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			he believed Jesus is not God.
		
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			But he still follows the Bible.
		
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			Maybe he follows these revisions,
		
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			no cover Johan yum. Not in the earliest manuscripts. I don't need that. Mark one, one, I don't need
that. He is not the begotten Son of God or anything else. I follow the rest of the Bible.
		
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			There are revisions that have omitted some of these verses that are problematic. He still follows
the Bible and he believes Jesus please report it as a messenger and he highly respects Prophet
Muhammad Sallallahu sallam.
		
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			But even then he did not becomes
		
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			this, Willa.
		
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			What about?
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			Oh, okay.
		
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			Right.
		
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			Okay. I mean, this is, you know, there's a lot to say about Christianity, brothers and sisters,
we're just talking about compilation. But, of course, we were just talking a little while before the
whole theology is based on the idea of being saved, of Christ dying. For the sins of humanity, all
you have to do is believe
		
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			we're all sinful, we inherited the sin from Adam, which we do not believe. Right. And therefore,
nothing can forgive our sins except the dying of Christ on the cross.
		
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			And this is the idea. This is the crux of the Pauline ideology, which is inserted into Christianity
the idea of the Savior.
		
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			So this is obviously deeply problematic.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			Huh.
		
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			Interesting, interesting.
		
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			They make sense to them. But in the end, they're following the church or the priest or whatever it
is. As we saw brothers and sisters for centuries, they did not have access to their book. You don't
have Christians sitting there reading their Bible
		
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			wasn't translated into a language they understood. They would get it from the priests.
		
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			What do you think William Tyndale is considered a hero by some but he was burnt at the stake
		
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			for being a heretic by the church because he finally gave people access that was deeply problematic.
Now you cannot just you know
		
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			give them religion the way you understand it or the way you corrupt it.
		
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			Now the people have access now. Wait a second what's going on?
		
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			King James Version This is a King James, New King James Version.
		
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			Most people use the King James version now.
		
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			Put it's Protestant. It's considered the Protestant Bible.
		
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			The but again there are revisions.
		
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			Like I said, you know, if I'm talking to a Christian, okay, or a Christian is talking to another
Christian. And you know, he quotes maybe the karma Johan him or mark one one or something else.
		
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			He might say actually, no, I follow the NIV. That's not in my Bible.
		
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			So many revisions, so many translations, translation upon translation. Catholics also use some of
their own, they have their like own, but again, there are revisions. And, you know, the revisions
continue sister, so a church, you know, this is a big thing if a church publishes their own revision
of the Bible, so and then it will be attributed to them. So this continues until today.
		
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			Sorry.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			Right, right.
		
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			Furthermore,
		
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			sometimes politics is involved.
		
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			So this church will publish a new version. Now there's a new version
		
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			softening the anti Jewish sentiment sentiment in the Bible.
		
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			Yeah. Instead of saying the Jews, the people
		
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			love a couple.
		
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			Politics also.
		
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			This mark marks 16 Mark 16, nine to 29 to 20. Okay, 11 or 12 versus
		
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			RSV removed it in 1952.
		
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			But because of the objections, they put it back.
		
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			Politics, who has more influence, maybe who pays more under objections, they put it back, they
removed it.
		
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			Maybe we can quickly mention it. I do want to get to the final comparison.
		
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			There are a lot of questions Mashallah.
		
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			Mark 16.
		
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			Right. It's very important as well, it's not like it's not important.
		
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			Now, when he was early, on the first day of the week, he appeared, appeared first, Mary Magdalene,
out of whom he had cast seven demons. She went and told those who had been with him as they mourned
and wept. And when they heard that he was alive, he Jesus peace be upon him and had been seen by
her. They did not believe after that he appeared in another form to two of them as they walked and
went into the country.
		
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			And the rest is continued later he appeared to the 11 as they sat in the table, at the table, and he
revealed their unbelief and hardness of heart because they did not believe those who had seen him
after he had risen. And he said to them, Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every
creature. Very important, it's about the resurrection.
		
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			Once we removed it, under pressure, they they put it back
		
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			on.
		
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			Not only the Quran warns,
		
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			Quran warns of the Washingtonians he was with him for a while he only let the neck to bonell Kitabi
ID him
		
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			woe to those who write the book with their own hands. Right? And they do it for what for a cheap
price Akbar.
		
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			The Bible also warns,
		
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			there are warnings in the Bible,
		
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			of fabricating or lying against the Holy Spirit.
		
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			serious sin.
		
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			Interestingly
		
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			Prophet Joseph Smith,
		
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			as he is known as
		
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			the founder of Mormonism,
		
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			Mormon religion,
		
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			he said, quote, I believe the Bible as it ought to be, as it should be, in other words, not as it
is,
		
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			as it came from the of the original writers
		
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			end quote, because they all recognize the
		
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			adulteration of the book, The playing around the omissions, the deletions
		
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			okay, my brothers and sisters,
		
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			the Quran, the compilation or the biblical compilation.
		
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			First of all, there is notice some of the differences. When we talked about the Quran we said it is
the word of God
		
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			genuine
		
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			Want to find the words of Allah Himself the speech of Allah, not the speech of the Prophet SAW
Salem,
		
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			not the sayings of the Sahaba the words of God verbatim. Now, as the prophet may
		
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			explain it, you know like the Hadith could see
		
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			where they are the words of God but actually the prophets of Salaam is saying it with his own
expression. No, Quran is the word of God the verbatim speech of Allah. It started from him and to
him it will return.
		
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			This is the belief of and Sunnah.
		
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			The speech of Allah verbatim, and that's why
		
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			much of the Quran is in the first person,
		
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			first person, singular or first person plural of respect. I know a natural eye and we
		
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			something you find almost completely non existent in the Bible, as it stands today, except some
places in the Old Testament.
		
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			Allah speaking in the first person, I Are we
		
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			Other than that,
		
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			we don't see the Bible being attributed to God, God speaking.
		
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			Where are the words of God? I want the words of God, not even of Jesus peace be upon him. Now I want
the words of God
		
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			the Quran from A to Z is about Allah.
		
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			Even in the most legislative of verses
		
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			that talk about fix.
		
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			It's all about Allah, the verses will always always end with some description of Allah subhanaw
taala.
		
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			Manicure
		
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			okay.
		
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			So,
		
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			if the Bible is not the word of God, verbatim,
		
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			must be the words of the prophet of God. That's the next level right? We go logically to the next
level.
		
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			Is the Quran the words of the prophets of Salaam? Know, we differentiate between the Quran and the
Hadith, the Hadith, the Sunnah are the words and actions of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam.
That's different.
		
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			Okay, so
		
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			maybe the Bible is like the Hadith.
		
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			The words of Jesus peace be upon him.
		
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			We wish.
		
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			Fortunately, it is not. There not the words of Jesus peace be upon him. As we saw when we talked
about the gospel of cue, which claims to be a more accurate portrayal and
		
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			presentation of the words and teachings of Jesus peace be upon him. We don't see that in the Bible.
		
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			And the attention very little attention in the Bible, to what Jesus peace be upon him said, they are
taught. It is stories,
		
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			stories, theology, by some of the theologians, all of whom were disciples of Jesus Peace be upon
		
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			the Quran is not even the words of the Prophet Alayhi Salatu was Salam. And we see that time and
again, when Allah subhanaw taala one of the wisdoms of having this
		
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			is that Allah commands the prophets of salaam to say Pauline say to them, these are not the words of
the prophets or syllabuses Allah speaking, say to them, whatever Allah wants.
		
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			This is the next level words of God no. Okay. words of the Prophet. Not really.
		
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			The little
		
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			Okay, level three.
		
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			This is the work
		
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			of the eyewitnesses to Jesus people who lived with him.
		
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			People who witnessed him
		
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			unfortunately, again,
		
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			no.
		
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			Sudden our eye witnesses will not.
		
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			And we said Paul, is a majority author, one of the majority authors of the empty
		
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			all did not see Jesus peace be upon them.
		
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			Can you imagine seeing oh yes
		
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			These are the teachings of Al Hasan Basri of the Allahu Allah but he didn't meet the prophets of
Salaam. But he's saying this is what God said.
		
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			Again, what is the usual retort? No, they were inspired.
		
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			They were inspired to contradict their master
		
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			or God incarnate
		
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			contradict themselves, or is it the work of eyewitnesses not completely
		
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			know,
		
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			the majority what a majority author is not an eyewitness
		
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			to Jesus peace be upon him.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So
		
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			they were not eye witnesses, they were
		
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			non contemporaneous students. Okay.
		
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			students, who are not contemporary in his they didn't live at the time of the Prophet, Prophet
Isaiah salah.
		
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			Some of them, not all of them.
		
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			But what about those who are eyewitnesses? Matthew?
		
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			In the mainstream opinion, John.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			They all are witnesses. There you go.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			When did they write their Bibles?
		
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			Decades after Jesus?
		
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			Did they write it from the words of Faisal Islam as he was speaking?
		
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			Maybe a year or two after his death, decades, if we accept those dates as accurate and the
attributing of those gospels to them, If we accept that Matthew was written really written by
Matthew and John was really written by disciple, John.
		
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			Not from the mouths of Jesus Peace be upon
		
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			that to say
		
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			in the case of the Quran,
		
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			Quran is being written by obviously contemporaneous students, because they're writing from his mouth
directly. What when they get home? Why they're still there and he is reciting Quran they are writing
it down.
		
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			Allahu Akbar.
		
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			They are writing it down while he's speaking.
		
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			And when they they've been Sabbath finally compiles during the time of Abu Bakr, Radi Allahu Allah.
He says, Where's your witness? That you wrote this down before you left that gathering? Imagine now
we say wait a second. Matthew met Jesus. Okay. Show me that he wrote this. While he was sitting with
Jesus peace be upon him. No. He wrote at some time in the 80s 50 years after the death
		
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			of his master
		
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			even when we talk about the Hadith, so we say okay, it's not like the Quran. Clearly. They're not
the words of
		
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			the Prophet Jesus peace be upon him, either. There are all these stories, but by the way, some of
them are eyewitnesses. Some of them are not. Okay, that's good.
		
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			So maybe we compare it to the Hadith where we said Not quite, because they're not really the words
of Jesus. They're the words of the scribes of the students. Okay.
		
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			But like the Hadith, we will ask them
		
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			chain of nourished.
		
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			I want to confirm that Luke really got this from his teacher.
		
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			Right.
		
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			Or mark,
		
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			that he really got it from Paul, or St. Peter.
		
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			Where's your chain of narration?
		
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			Oh, okay. Well, he lived at the time, maybe okay, but otherwise, where's the chain of narration?
Luke gave us you know, a small chain of narration from the eyewitnesses. Okay, who exactly?
		
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			Why didn't you mention it in the chain of narration?
		
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			We don't have this freedom. In the Hadith.
		
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			The chain of narration is a little bit weak.
		
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			We may reject it altogether.
		
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			Reject what the Word of God no. Rejecting that these are the words of Prophet Muhammad sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			Mind you?
		
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			What do you think a weak hadith is?
		
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			Sometimes people don't realize, oh, a weak Hadith means
		
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			not accepted. Then why a lot of the scholars sometimes mentioned weak Hadith.
		
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			Great scholars
		
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			mentioned the Hadith, because it might be a little bit weak, or is it a little bit weak?
		
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			If you look at the chain
		
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			maybe they are all amazing people.
		
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			And maybe there's no interruption in the chain. There are different types of classifications of the
Hadith. Maybe there is no interruption. This man heard from this man and this man heard from this
man all the way up to the prophets are celibate.
		
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			This fellow here in the middle, or the end?
		
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			His memory was so so
		
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			we might say this is weak.
		
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			Does it necessarily mean it's Hadith you completely reject
		
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			you I'm sure you know a lot of our conversations nowadays
		
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			are less than weak Hadith.
		
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			Oh, this in this happened, and then you take the story from me as if it is 100%. And I am saying it
from this person and this person said it from that person. But I didn't give you the chain of
narration. It's a weak Hadith. We coloration, how can you accept it?
		
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			You tell me something that happened history. How do you know what's your source?
		
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			It's weak. I forget. If I even the chain of narration, I will do the training there. The hadith will
be rejected he forget.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			We all forget. If we are in the chain of narration, we considered weak Mr. So and So told me this
not acceptance, just forget, maybe what you said is incorrect.
		
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			But we readily exchanged information like that we accepted as genuine.
		
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			The scholars of Hadith were very strict. So that's why sometimes Hadith may have some weakness
doesn't mean it should be rejected immediately. Weak does not mean fabricated, but different.
		
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			Whereas chain of narration
		
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			please prove to me I'd love to see proof that Matthew wrote this and know the date when he wrote it.
		
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			And then we'll say Matthew, why didn't you tell me more about what Jesus peace be upon him said not
all of these other ideas or stories.
		
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			Very, a very important part of the
		
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			preservation
		
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			of the Quran is the preservation of the language.
		
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			And that also is on two levels.
		
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			Number one.
		
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			The language itself exists.
		
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			When we talk about the preservation of the Quran, part of its preservation is that the language in
which the book was revealed exists today and will continue until the Day of Judgment will not go
extinct. The Arabic language spoken by millions and millions of people.
		
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			What if it had it had gone extinct?
		
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			Might say we still have the Quran in the Arabic, okay. Hamdulillah.
		
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			That's another level of preservation.
		
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			One level, the preservation of the language itself. What happened with the Bible? The language
itself went extinct.
		
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			Aramaic is extinct for all practical purpose.
		
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			The language of Jesus reached
		
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			the next level. We said okay, no, the language is extinct, but we actually have the Aramaic Bible.
Okay, great.
		
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			We can relearn Aramaic
		
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			doesn't exist either.
		
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			What we have is a translation of the earliest manuscripts. The whole manuscript, the whole Bible we
said, third or fourth century in Greek,
		
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			not in the language of Jesus peace be upon him. Another big problem.
		
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			Preservation
		
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			another level of preservation, the memorization of
		
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			the Quran, has been memorized by people throughout the centuries. We said it was a largely oral
tradition, and they had it memorized.
		
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			They
		
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			hundreds of 1000s if not millions of Muslims have the whole Quran memorized well,
		
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			from A to Z.
		
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			Children
		
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			under the age of 10 may have the whole Quran memorized.
		
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			This is a miracle.
		
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			Give me one person who has the whole Bible memorized
		
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			will not find it
		
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			parts of the Bible
		
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			just a few parts.
		
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			Not the kids, the clergy, the people who are who have given themselves to this path,
		
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			who have been the very difficult thing of isolating themselves from the dunya. How much of the Bible
do you have memorized? what you consider to be the genuine Word of God?
		
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			In a survey
		
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			of clergymen of the Anglican Anglican church in England,
		
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			they asked a bunch of clergymen about the 10 commandments.
		
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			And two thirds of them could not say the 10 commandments.
		
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			Forget the whole Bible. Forget about memorizing the whole Bible, the 10 commandments
		
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			some of them could only listen to
		
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			the 10
		
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			These are the priests, the learned men.
		
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			We are saying the Quran has memorized
		
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			who will many people
		
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			another level of preservation.
		
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			Not only have we memorized the Quran,
		
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			the words of ALLAH verbatim
		
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			and maybe even have an uninterrupted Senate ijazah all the way to the Prophet salAllahu alayhi
wasallam not only that, there's another level.
		
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			What's another level, you memorize the words of God Exactly. As it was revealed to the Prophet SAW
Selim oh there's another level the way he recited it, Allah okay.
		
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			So, we are reading the Quran today, the way Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam would recite it now,
as it was revealed to him,
		
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			not only the words,
		
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			the way it was recited, do you have to prolong it there is a method here that is fraught with one
another, and so on and so forth. All of the rules of the dreams, we are reciting it as he recited
it.
		
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			Forget about the same words know the way as well.
		
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			I look
		
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			at preservation is this
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu Sallam received the Quran Allah says enough. We got it from him. We got it
from his mouth. We wrote it down we recited it the way he recited No, he himself reviewed it with
Gibreel every Ramadan
		
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			they would review it would read
		
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			and some of the Sahaba would witness this
		
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			nine points that I mentioned to you of levels of preservation
		
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			forget about all of them.
		
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			All the 9x exit all cancel it. I didn't say anything.
		
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			I don't care about all of those points.
		
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			A student comes to me and says
		
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			I disagree with everything. It's all rubbish. Everything you said now is wrong.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			I don't agree. The compilation of the Bible is better.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			That's your opinion.
		
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			End result.
		
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			Let's see the end result the consequence? Your compilation is better. Okay. What's the situation of
the Bible today?
		
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			Many modifications you can't even count them.
		
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			contradictions.
		
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			So much uncertainty
		
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			Translation upon translation revision upon revision, the Quran is protected one Quran
		
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			the word of Allah, protected and preserved for over 14 centuries, recited, as fresh and beautiful as
it was. As Prophet Muhammad SAW Selim himself recited it.
		
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			We disagree on the compilation look at the end result
		
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			that tells you which is better, which is the better way, which is the better way of preservation.
		
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			The Quran is preserved by the preservation of Allah subhanho wa taala.
		
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			And therefore,
		
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			I claim
		
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			they would love
		
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			they would
		
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			give
		
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			billions of dollars
		
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			just for a clear
		
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			affirmation.
		
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			Like the affirmation we have in the Quran in surah Shara. Allah tells us
		
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			about our commercial partnerships with our hunter who were in hula tun Z, Laura, Bill. Mean
		
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			nurse, LLB Ruhul Amin, Isla, Paul Baker, Carlita. akuna minal moon the release now are being moody
for in whole Effies Rubery Awani in our la mia Kula whom
		
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			I learner who
		
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			Benny is already well known as Zona who are the that we are Jeremy Cora Who are they
		
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			can who be him meaning they're there because I like them goofy who be moody mean. The verses
continue.
		
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			In hula Tenzin moorambilla mean And Verily, it is the revelation of Allah, Lord of the worlds of
Quran knows that I be here Warfel Amin the trustworthy Ruch the trustworthy spirit Gibreel Ali Salam
came down with it.
		
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			And I can speak upon your heart, oh Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, it akuna minal Mandarin so
that you may be one of the Warner's millesime In Arabi hinwil been in a clear Arabic UNK near Arabic
language
		
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			what in a hula feasible Wolin and indeed it and its revelation is mentioned in the earlier books.
The earlier scriptures.
		
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			Allah Mia coulomb idea
		
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			is it not a verse? Is it not sorry a sign for them?
		
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			That Benny is slow eel, the scholars and learned ones of bendy straw eel, new with
		
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			people like Abdullah bin Salam and others who became Muslim at the time of the Prophet SAW Selim
they recognized it was the Nofal recognize that this is the same thing. This is the way that came to
the prophets before them.
		
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			They recognize the Quran when Allah says Allah who Allah Amin and even if we had brought it down to
some of the non Arabs, the Arabic Quran to the non Arabs,
		
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			if it was revealed to them,
		
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			and then they were to recite it to them. They would not believe
		
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			Allah is telling you
		
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			panela it's as if there is
		
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			something on their hearts there's a cover. After seeing all of this, forget all of this. He is
unknown. And he is now reciting the Quran as if the purpose of Salaam is reciting it, he will not
believe
		
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			means if he sees a miracle in front of him he will not believe.
		
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			What would they give
		
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			for one verse like this in the Bible?
		
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			Telling them clearly this is the word of God.
		
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			There is no
		
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			comparison, my dear brothers and sisters. And as you can see everything I've mentioned today, I'm
trying to take the mainstream opinion. We're not taking the opinion of nevertheless Christian
scholars, but Christian scholars who were very extreme and very critical of the Bible and its
compilation No, we're trying to take the mainstream even then you see any comparison between the
compilation and the historicity of the Bible as opposed to the Quran
		
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			and Akira, if I have said anything correct, it is from Allah alone. If I said anything else, that is
incorrect, then it is from me and from the shaytaan Allahu Allah. What does that mean? Hello, Hi
Ron. Salallahu Salam wa barik ala Nabina Muhammad.
		
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			If there are any questions or comments, please go ahead
		
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			Yes, yes. The status Correct. Is John the Baptist
		
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			different than
		
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			John the son of son of Zebedee?
		
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			Yes
		
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			Yeah, yeah. The Holy Spirit is considered also like a part of God that will inspire
		
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			that inspires these apostles, these disciples, the whole they call them the Holy Ghost or the Holy
Spirit. Yeah.
		
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			So these people were inspired. were inspired by the Holy Ghost.
		
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			It must be correct. Must be authentic.
		
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			Is it Gibreel or not? They don't call him Gibreel. Yeah, they call Gibreel. The Arch Angel Gabriel.
Here No, this is a Holy Ghost.
		
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			The inspiration?
		
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			Yes.
		
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			Again,
		
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			part of God.
		
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			Right. The Father, the Word Jesus Peace Be Upon Him. The Holy Ghost.
		
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			The Trinity.
		
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			Any other questions? Oh, we need to do a review. I almost forgot. You. You're asking questions. So I
will forget to do the review. Don't worry. I haven't thought of the question. I'll think about them
now. There'll be easy yes. There was a question or two OH
		
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			Yes, sister.
		
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			About the short end of shadow. And yeah, the page before last?
		
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			Yes.
		
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			So
		
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			yeah.
		
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			We may like atheists or agnostics. Okay.
		
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			Get on to the finish it.
		
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			Right. All right. Oh.
		
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			Yeah, that's a good question. The thing is,
		
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			a lot of them became that way, because they left Christianity because of some of these major issues
that they saw
		
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			whether in creed, whether in the Bible,
		
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			things just didn't make sense to them. And the thing is, they didn't have an alternative in front of
them.
		
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			So the alternative was, well, if this is not right, then I'm an atheist.
		
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			You know,
		
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			people I met, you know, when I was in the US, he's an atheist agnostic. What were you before
Christian?
		
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			Why did you Well, what else you know, they didn't see an alternative and alternative was not given
to them. So it's actually very important to show them that new you need to look into Islam. And as
Islam becomes Alhamdulillah
		
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			mentioned more and more a lot of times, unfortunately, negative propaganda, but sometimes even
negative propaganda forces them to say, Okay, what is this Islam? This evil Islam
		
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			We start reading about it. And then they become Muslim.
		
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			Right. And we know, some of them were
		
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			staunch enemies of Islam. They were writing anti Islamic books. They were making anti Islam
documentaries. As they looked and researched Islam more and more in order to for content for their
anti Muslim propaganda. They became Muslim SubhanAllah. So, I agree, it's very important to now talk
to them and tell them no, just because what you have been raised with is wrong. We actually have the
correct authentic religion, which confirms that which was correct before.
		
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			And is a guidance for all people now.
		
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			As to how you bring it up, that really depends on the person. Different people have different keys,
different people have different interests. So you know, I'm very interested in the scientific
miracles in the Quran.
		
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			So you know, I may go and I'm very excited, and I'm telling him about all these great amazing things
of science in the Quran. And then you realize, the guy knows Jack diddly about science
		
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			didn't doesn't know anything about science in the first place. I remember a questioner
		
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			not sure if that was an interfaith dialogue or a different talk. He first
		
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			made a disclaimer, he said, I'm a free thinker.
		
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			Very nice, free thinker means I don't believe in religions and all this old mythology. I'm a free
thinker. So he's an atheist or agnostic. I said, Great. I'm a free thinker as well.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Because I also don't accept things blindly. If it doesn't make sense, I reject it.
		
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			And I thought he was talking about science and stuff. And I started talking to him about some of the
things you know about science in the Quran. And I discovered the guidance, nothing about science,
yet. He's a free thinker.
		
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			And he came afterwards, and we spoke, and I told him even more. And I think, I'm not sure exactly
what he meant by free thing, and maybe just that, you know, I reject religion, and therefore, I'm a
free thinker, right?
		
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			So, I mean, to say, this may mean nothing for some people, maybe he is interested in humanities,
talk to you more about the history, we'll find it much more interesting. Or she'll find it more
interesting. You need to find the key. Some people will come, and they'll immediately start quoting,
you know, oh, we can quote verses from Luke and from John. And then he finds out the guy is a
Buddhist.
		
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			He doesn't care about Jesus, what are you quoting the Bible for?
		
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			Know your audience. You have to know the person. What interests them? If he's an atheist, and his
brain is dominated by
		
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			ideas that God doesn't exist, that's where you need to start. Do you mean God doesn't exist?
		
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			You mean, everything came about by chance?
		
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			Maybe he says, No, I'm not. Maybe he's an agnostic.
		
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			Agnostic, meaning is not sure maybe, I don't know.
		
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			Maybe this may be that.
		
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			A lot of agnostics are very fond of Islam.
		
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			They see the beauty of Islam,
		
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			but they're just not quite sure they're not ready yet.
		
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			And you really have to know who you're doing dollar two and then go after that. Go after that.
Keith. Yeah. Does that answer your question?
		
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			That, you know, there's a lot to be said about that word, how you do that one, the methodology of
Dawa.
		
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			Okay, shall we do a review? All right.
		
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			There aren't any other questions or comments? Oh, this is not just the deflection, right? Yes,
sister. Yeah, go ahead. Just kidding.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			Of course, of course.
		
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			Of course. Yes. You are. Right.
		
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			Right, right, right.
		
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			There's plenty and the Quran talks about how they they differ amongst each other. It's there. But
yes, sometimes they will unite against a Muslim. Yes. Okay.
		
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			and sometimes not. Sometimes the differences will be
		
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			ostensibly clear.
		
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			If you look at history, history, there were wars, wars between them. Even before Protestantism in
the 16th century, the Catholics and the Orthodox why God
		
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			destroyed each other.
		
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			One of the Crusades was against their own coreligionists. In 1204, we need to study the history
		
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			at one point
		
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			because of what happened in 2004, then in 1453, when finally, Muslims took over Istanbul,
Constantinople, right?
		
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			That was, of course, at the time, Istanbul, Constantinople is the beat of the Orthodox Christian
empire. Because Rome is destroyed, what's the next one Constantinople, Allahu Akbar, Constantinople,
who can take over Constantinople? The second Rome?
		
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			The Christians the time they are Orthodox.
		
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			They said I'd rather see
		
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			the turban of a Muslim
		
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			then the tiara of the Pope
		
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			meaning the Catholics
		
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			let the Muslims come and take us over
		
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			then the Catholics they're both Christians.
		
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			This is like the the height of
		
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			of Christian rivalry. This is before Protestantism and
		
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			Catholics and the Orthodox
		
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			and this is at the time when consent INNOPOLIS falling Hello Are you insane? Our capital is falling
you'd rather see a Muslim than a Catholic
		
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			Of course there were wars
		
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			okay
		
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			just a few quick maybe questions just to kind of you know, maybe emphasize the some of the most
important points
		
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			the New Testament
		
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			the New Testament
		
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			is made up of
		
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			27 books True or False
		
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			out of the four main Gospels Matthew Mark Luke and John
		
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			Don't Don't scream the answer please write it down.
		
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			Which one
		
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			is the one that is not so similar to the rest? There's one gospel that is a little bit different
than the rest.
		
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			Sir, I just said please don't scream the answer
		
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			is
		
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			Glenn scream I heard her
		
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			okay.
		
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			All of the authors of the four main goal gospels were eyewitnesses and disciples of Jesus please
report them true or false?
		
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			All of the
		
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			writers of the Gospels or main gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, all of them wrote
		
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			decades after Jesus peace be upon him died. True or False?
		
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			name two of the majority authors of the New Testament.
		
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			Two of the majority authors of the New Testament we're only talking about the New Testament here
		
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			many of the manuscripts
		
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			the old manuscripts of the Bible
		
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			or in the Greek language, are false
		
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			very important, Apostle Paul
		
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			was one of the disciples of Jesus peace be upon him true or false.
		
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			The very important Apostle Paul is one of the disciples of Jesus peace be upon him
		
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			there was,
		
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			or there were some important manuscripts that claim to have preserved the teachings and Sayings of
Jesus peace be upon him, what is that gospel called?
		
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			The formation of the canon of the Bible was complete
		
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			was complete by the end of the second century
		
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			or false.
		
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			The most important
		
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			the most important
		
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			and widespread English Bible is the is that of whitecliff.
		
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			The most important and widespread English Bible is that of whitecliff
		
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			true or false
		
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			the most important and widespread English Bible is that of the man whose name is whitecliff
whitecliff Wickliffe
		
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			for false
		
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			the very important King James Version of the Bible,
		
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			which was the main Bible for some four centuries or so,
		
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			was based on old Aramaic manuscripts
		
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			true or false?
		
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			The
		
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			the omissions and deletions of verses that happened in the Bible are only for very superficial not
very critical things or ideas, true or false
		
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			okay
		
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			Pretty easy. Any. I think everyone got it right. So I'll just ask, is there anything you weren't
sure about?
		
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			Or pretty sure about all of it.
		
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			Any
		
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			hesitation or the thing is I don't remember the questions you're gonna have to remind me.
		
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			So question one.
		
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			Okay, how many books? Okay, 27 true, right. Good. Okay.
		
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			Next question
		
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			which is different from the four Gospels. Okay.
		
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			John, Paul. Oh, from the four Matthew, Mark, Luke and John mentioned the four. John is the different
one. Yes. The other three are considered considered the narrative or synoptic gospels, Matthew, Mark
and Luke. John's the different one. Okay, next question.
		
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			Which one?
		
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			Eyewitness I said that they're all eyewitnesses. Okay, true or false? All good. Mark and look, we're
not eyewitnesses.
		
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			Maybe even Matthew.
		
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			Okay, the next one?
		
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			Which one?
		
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			Oh, okay. They're written few decades after Jesus, please report them true, true or false?
		
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			False, not decades, more
		
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			than I say two decades
		
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			that I mentioned two or three decades. I think I just said decades right? Kids? Yeah. True or False
to
		
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			me decades after Jesus now a few years decades after Jesus was real problem if the date of Paul's
letters is correct that itself which is the earliest material is already late 50 to 60 see, right.
		
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			Okay, next question.
		
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			Who majority authors okay, they are.
		
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			John nuke and the other answer is
		
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			Matthew, majority authors of the new anti
		
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			nuke and or you can put
		
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			right
		
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			next question.
		
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			Bible Manuscripts in Greek Of course, the old most of the old manuscripts are in Greek. Okay, what
else? Next one
		
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			all right, didn't get the the gospel that has the teachings of Jesus, the
		
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			apostle Paul was a disciple true or false. Paul's
		
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			next
		
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			is the
		
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			gospel gospel that that matches teachings of Jesus peace be upon him. Gospel of you.
		
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			People I don't know.
		
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			Okay, next one.
		
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			Solid,
		
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			complete Bible was or the Canon, the Canon was completed by the end of the second century true or
false,
		
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			or false. And then we went all the way up to Nicaea all the way up to Nicaea and three to five, and
even more to lay the sea on 364.
		
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			Next question
		
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			why cliff? No, but it was the first but it did not spread. The one that spread was Tinder and Tinder
was branded a heretic and killed. Okay, what else?
		
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			Anything else? KJV was
		
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			Aramaic manuscripts, false their art or make manuscripts.
		
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			mainly on the English Exactly.
		
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			And others anything else was at the last question.
		
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			The insertion deletions are mainly superficial and unimportant things True or False
		
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			or false.
		
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			They are major issues of creed and belief. Where you have these
		
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			contradictions and deletions if someone tells you oh yeah, there are contradictions, but it's stuff
that's not important. No, it's very important. And I gave you some of those examples. Allah Allah
Allah, Allah, Allah Vikram. Pandit along with the handicraft shadow Allah Allah Allah and not stop
being recorded we would really like