Top 5 Reasons Jesus Christ Is Not The God

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			la hamdulillah Salam Alaikum. greetings of peace, peace be upon you. And we are coming to you again
another episode of the deen show every week, same time, same channel. So very exciting topic today
with a very exciting guest. Our next guest, Dr. Lawrence Brown, who's going to come out in a second
is somebody who has a DD doctor and Divinity also has a PhD in religious studies. He used to be an
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			and was trying very hard to be a Christian. But he ended up following the way of Jesus, the way of
Moses, the way of Noah, the way of Abraham, do we have all the prophets, Islam, because Islam simply
means to acquire peace, by submitting yourself entirely to the owner peace, the one God. Now, our
next topic, Dr. Brown is going to be giving us the top five reasons why Jesus peace be upon him.
We've covered in previous shows the top reasons why he's not the Begotten Son of God, why he's not
the Son of God. And now we're going to be covering Dr. Brown's top five reasons why Jesus is not
divine at all. God is God Jesus, Jesus, Jesus was a mighty messenger. Never did he say he was God
		

			never declined to be God. And we're going to be giving you the facts, not fiction. On today's show,
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			Salam Alaikum Peace be with you. While I concern and to be you know it, I know what they don't know
it, you know, Abraham, Moses, Jesus Christ in the last and final master problem on peace be upon
them. They use this greeting and they say, What's up guy? They said, He's beyond tears, this factor
fiction? No, this is this is the truth. That's one fact fact or fiction that many people they do get
a little bit stressed out, and they do childish things. And they'll say ignorant things, I think
because it is next topic we're about to cover. So we don't want to hurt nobody's feelings. Islam
says, I shall love all mankind. From the beginning, we know that everyone's born in original
		

			goodness, with a fresh, clean page. So we want the best for everybody. But just like that computer,
you get it out the box, it gets a virus here there. So I think some things that have crept into the
minds of people, a lot of these false ideas, and this is one of them. And Jesus is divine. He has
some kind of divine status, that he's co equal to God, this is definitely fiction, not fact. That's
why we brought someone who's credible, someone who many consider a Christian scholar to come on and
discuss this issue. Are you ready? I'm ready. But I have to I have to say you you just touched on
something you said it's something that has crept into people's thoughts. This isn't a concept that
		

			has crept into people's thoughts. This is a concept that crept into church canon. I mean, this crept
into an established religion, which went around the world, which has been spreading this viewpoint
for more than 1000 years, almost, you know, going on 2000 years. So it It is, it is critical to
address this issue. Very critical. And I think this is why you know, you have people who get angry,
and you know, we bring the evidence we don't play so they'll make up childish claims. And they'll
start calling Muslims terrorists. Not all terrorists are Muslim, but all Muslims are terrorists, all
this, you know, just false rhetoric. You know, and we know that Islam has nothing. Islam has nothing
		

			to do with killing innocent men, women and children, we want peace, we started show with peace, and
we want people to have peace, they first got to have peace with their Creator. You know, it's funny
that you should say that because actually, I was thinking just before the show, we didn't talk about
this. This wasn't planned, but I was thinking just before the show. But it was funny how we start
each of these shows with the greeting of peace, and with a discussion of this. on a previous
episode, I was discussing how Jesus Christ taught his disciples to offer the greeting of peace to
one another. And then he set the example by doing it himself, offering the greeting of peace. And,
		

			you know, here we are talking about peace, peace, peace, and yet other people are talking about
Muslims as terrorists. You know, we can't be completely insensitive, we understand where they're
coming from. We understand about 911 we understand about the subway bombings in England, okay. But
we also we can't forget that terrorism. You know, crimes in general crimes have been pretty
		

			perpetuated by people from all walks of life from all institutions.
		

			And you can't just you just can't put a pigeonhole and say, okay, we agree not all Muslims are
terrorists, but pretty much all terrorists are Muslims. You know, I looked back recently over the
FBI statistics, which are listed on the internet. And it shows that over the past while since I
believe it was since 1980, okay, so we're talking about a catalogue over a significant period of
time, when you look at the number of terrorist acts committed on United States soil, only 6% of them
were carried out by Muslims only 6% 6%. Now you've got, you've got anti abortion terrorists, you've
got tax protester terrorists, you've got right wing terrorists, you've got white supremacist
		

			terrorists, you have you have a large list of groups, and even those who have no group affiliation,
committing acts of terrorism. And nobody is standing up and saying, you know, we understand that all
Southern Baptists are not terrorists, but all abortion clinic bombers are Southern Baptists, that
nobody says that because the media focus is not on that, number one, and number two, it's not true.
Okay, it's just not true. In the same way, the media focus right now is to take anything that you
know, anything that puts the Muslims in the in the spotlight, and blow it up to make it look normal,
make it look normal for the Muslims. This and this, you know, I mean, I, every time I see this, I
		

			almost want to just like grab the television and say, you know, grow up, I mean, grow up, see the
world the way it really is, there are good people, and there are bad people in pretty much every
walk of life in every country. You know, it's like equal rights, you know, movement, you know, no
matter what race, color, creed, religion, you know, society, whatever. There are good and bad people
in all walks of life. We as Muslims, we denounce terrorism, it's a crime, we recognize that, does
that mean that there are not Muslims? Who are terrorists? Of course not. There are okay. And they
are criminals, and we recognize them as criminals. And we would, we would be the first to put them
		

			in prison ourselves. You go to some countries, Muslim countries, and you find out that's exactly
what they're doing. You know, in Saudi Arabia and Indonesia, the most the Muslims recognize those
who are applying deviant ideology, those who are at risk of terrorism, and they're put in jail.
Yeah. So we got to clear at one point, and hopefully now that that sincere individual can see past
all the anti Islamophobia and whatever other ideas have been put out there that you know, associate
Islam Muslims with terrorism. You explained this quite well. But let's get back to the main issue at
hand. Those top five reasons why Jesus was beloved to our heart, we're not the Antichrist, we love
		

			Jesus, no Muslim, unless you believe in Jesus. Let's start with number five, we got to get through
all of these in this show, okay, even to us, number five, to begin with. Jesus Christ Himself,
denied divinity. In john 1428. He's quoted as having said, My father is greater than I, john 519,
the son can do nothing of himself, john 828, I do nothing of myself. But as the father taught me,
you can, you can go down a long list, I've just given you three quotes. But there's actually a very,
very long list of passages in which Jesus Christ showed himself as subjected to God, Luke four
eight, you shall worship the Lord your God, and him only you shall serve him only you shall serve.
		

			You know, if ever there were a time for Jesus Christ, who have said, You shall worship me,
		

			this could have been it but what did he say? You shall worship the Lord your God and him only your
shell sir. So these these are a number of a very, very long list of passages in the Bible in which
Jesus Christ denies divinity shows himself as being subject to God, and we must not partner with God
but subject is not at all a partner with God, mighty messenger of God and we're going to continue on
with Dr. Brown's five top reasons how Jesus could not was not never was never claimed to be any co
equal or have any divine status with God, the Creator, the one God, we'll be right back with the
rest of the four. Here on the deen show. Islam prohibits killing of innocent human beings.
		

			human life is precious.
		

			There always be someone
		

			There'll be there to say something negative, but at the same time there'll be someone there to say
something positive. Just hold on to the wolf of a law. Everything in this universe rely a need for
answers don't kill women don't kill children don't kill old people don't attack the civilians. This
is what the prophet Mohammed.
		

			Allah said that the profits are solid never ever stopped.
		

			I am not afraid.
		

			I'm not afraid.
		

			I am not afraid.
		

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			Why is our news media foaming at the mouth when it comes to stories about Islamic terrorists, but
not white guy terrorists? It's not because Muslims are a bigger threat. In fact, between 1980 and
2005 94% of all the attempted or successful terrorist attacks on US soil we're not carried out by
Islamic radicals but instead by non Muslims, mostly white guys.
		

			So then why the obsession?
		

			Back here on the D show with the top five with Dr. Brown wasted no time. Let's go to number four.
Take it away. Dr. Brown. Okay. Well we just talked about was how Jesus Christ denied divinity. Now
let's talk about what he affirmed. He affirmed his humanity, he affirmed that he was a prophet, he
affirmed that he was a man, read Mark six, four, Matthew 1357, Luke 1333. Again, these are only
three passages of a list of passages, which defined Jesus Christ as a man and as a prophet. Okay, so
on one hand, item number five, he denies divinity. Item number four, he affirms his humanity. He
affirms his prophethood that's number four. That's number four. Let's keep going. Let's keep going.
		

			Number three. Number three, the only New Testament verse, the only New Testament verse to teach the
Incarnation is one Timothy 316. Go look it up. In this verse, you will find it clearly states in the
Bible, one Timothy, three 316. It clearly states God was manifest in the flesh.
		

			Oh, well, that's it. God was manifest in the flesh. That's the proof right there. Right?
		

			Jesus must have been divine.
		

			Well, there's only one problem. The problem is that as with other verses we have previously
discussed, you will find that in your English translation, you will find that in virtually any
translation you read anywhere in the world. But I'll tell you where you will not find it, you will
not find it in the original manuscripts from which the Bible was translated. The reason why and this
is brilliantly exposed by Bart D Ehrman in his writings, he's not the only scholar who have written
about it. This has been written about since the time of Sir Isaac Newton, who exposed it in one of
his letters, but could not talk about it, because to talk about it in his time, would have brought
		

			condemnation by the church. But since the time of Sir Isaac Newton, this has been exposed, what has
been exposed, what has been exposed is that the scribes took the word who, and changed it to the
word God. The original passage spoke of Jesus Christ, who was manifest in the flesh. But now when
you read it, it says God was manifest in the flesh. Okay? That's, that's because why? That's because
we're reading our translations. And we are trusting the people who, who took the manuscripts, which
were copied by the scribes, and the scribes introduced errors into the manuscripts and then carry
them forward. Okay. But we but we now have the, you know, the oldest manuscripts the Codex for an
		

			abacus because, excuse me, the Codex Sinaiticus, and the Codex vaticanus, which are the the oldest
manuscripts that we have. And from these we we can learn that this passage originally was speaking
of Christ, who was manifest in the flesh, not God who was manifest in the flesh. That's number
three. That's number three. Let's keep moving along number number two to number
		

			is just common sensical. Okay. God is all knowing God is all powerful. God doesn't need anything.
Right? Think about it. If God needed something, then God wouldn't be God. Because he would be
relying or dependent upon something else to satisfy his needs. So God cannot need anything. God is
all powerful. He is all sufficient. And yet throughout the Bible, we read about Jesus's humanity and
his needs. I mean, he was born, he was suckled at the breast of his mother. He, he ate, he drank, he
slept.
		

			When it came to items of worship, I mean, he made evolution he prayed, He fasted he made pilgrimage,
all of these things
		

			reveal his humanity, okay. And it reveals something else and reveals that he was dependent upon
something when he was a baby, he was dependent upon his mother.
		

			Okay, can you imagine Jesus being God being dependent upon an element of his own creation?
		

			I mean, he needed to find food he needed to find drink, he couldn't eat, he slept. Why? Because
sleep would overcome a human being. Sleep does not overcome God. He prayed. Why? If you are a God,
and you have the ability to do anything you want because you're all powerful, what is the purpose of
prayer to yourself?
		

			So, as I said, number two is just kind of common sensical. Here you have a man whose humanity is
well documented,
		

			showing that he was dependent upon God he had made and this is not Dudley, this these are the
characteristics of a man, not a guy. Now before we go on to the number one reason of the top five,
your top five Dr. Brown's top five reasons why Jesus peace be upon him. This mighty messenger who we
love and revere, no Muslim is a Muslim, unless you believed in Jesus, so might be hearing this for
the first time you're like, wow, these people really are not the Antichrist. They love Jesus. And we
feel we follow him more than a lot of Christians. And tell us now, I've had the wonderful
opportunity to interview other Christian scholars, former people who are Christians, like Dr. Gerald
		

			Dirks, finished from Harvard Divinity School, also a sister by the name of Darnell, she finished
seminary school, got her master's and others. And they all came to a point where they, you know, in
seminary school, you go deeper into the texts, you study the history, and they see that certain
things unfolding that the layman doesn't see. Now, they have to come to a to a point, like, have no
return, do they continue further? Or sincerity? How can I preach teach something that, you know,
these verses are taken out here? These are concocted? It doesn't make sense, you know, and this
confusion, so they back away? What is your opinion? Do many of the people who go to the seminary
		

			school, big business, other personal interests, you might lose your status, you might not be able to
hang out with some of the lead. There are many sincere people out there, I'm sure. Or some people
just get so emotional and wrapped up in they're not using the logic and the tools that God gave us.
What do you think about this? Yeah, no, actually, Bart Ehrman speaks about this in one of his books,
how he does, he finds it just, yeah, he found it disappointing that everybody goes through seminary
school and they learn these things. But when they come out, they just go back to toeing the line of
whatever denomination they're following. And that does seem to be the common experience.
		

			In my interactions, and my interfaith interactions with other priests ministers, I shouldn't say
either, because I'm not a priest or minister, but interactions with priests, ministers, and so on,
when I bring up these points, they know these points before I have discussed they know, oh, no, they
know that. They, they were raised upon these pieces of information in their own teaching. But
because these pieces of information conflicted with their own doctrine, they went with doctrine
over, you know, over what made sense over the evidence basically, most in my experience, most people
teach the most people treat these discussions like religious turf wars, rather than a sincere effort
		

			to get to the truth. You know, in Islam, we submit to God, that means we submit to the truth, okay.
And one of the things we say is, we openly admit, if Jesus Christ were the son of the God, we would
be the first to worship. We would be the first to worship Him. Because we're not trying to defend
our position. We are upon an endless search for the truth.
		

			Wherever we find that truth, that's what we're going to go with. But in my experience, that's not
the common opinion. The common opinion is people are looking for any evidence that supports their
position when they encounter evidence contrary to their beliefs, even though it doesn't matter how
strong that evidence is, they just push it aside. Yeah, yeah. Now, just before we go to break, we
give the number one reason just one more point, if you can comment on this, we know that, you know,
we wouldn't accept this in our daily lives, we really we get an attorney, we draw up a contract. If
there's anything that's taken out from here, if something is crossed out, some doesn't make sense,
		

			we won't sign it. We won't put our name on it. But many of these books, you know, the Gospel of
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and john, you mentioned in a previous show that no credible scholar would say
that these are from the disciples, these are anonymous books, and so are many of the other gospels.
So people rest their whole salvation on anonymous books, that we don't even know who the authors
are, would this even stand up in court with a court case? With no witnesses?
		

			I mean, certainly, we can discuss that on another show. Probably. Yeah. Because the discussion of
the Bible is a very long one. But yes, all four of the gospels were anonymous. None of them were
signed. None of them were attributed to a particular author. biblical scholars agree that Matthew,
Mark, Luke, and john probably did not write Matthew, Mark, Luke, and john. They were authored by
other personages who were gifted in Greek, but they were not the earthly disciples of Jesus. And
they were they were not even the people to whom they were attributed because Matthew, Mark, Luke,
and john. I mean, these were not,
		

			you know, most of them were not even disciples. So and but this is a long discussion long, this is a
long section. But these are just mind boggling. facts, not fiction that many people don't know
about. And that's what we're here to discuss. And we want the best for everybody. We'll be right
back with the number one reason why Jesus peace be upon him is not God never claimed to be God has
no divine status with God is not co equal to God. God is God, Jesus is Jesus. We've right back here
in a deep show.
		

			I don't say to people, I used to be a Christian, I still carry the values and principles of loving
Jesus Christ, and perhaps maybe more than most Christians. So I think I got the best out of
Christianity by becoming Muslim.
		

			So many other things that you can enjoy without taking a sip of alcohol. That is the same thing.
It's not an obstacle. It's not something that causes people to get completely desperate and start
stopping living their lives. No, it shouldn't be a motivation. It's only one life that you're going
to be living. So you better do it for the last channel Tada.
		

			I am not afraid.
		

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			not afraid.
		

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			Back on the show, we're giving you the top five reasons Dr. Brown's top five reasons why Jesus peace
be upon him is not co equal to God is not divine of any status close to God other than a messenger
of God. Let us continue in for 5432. And the number one reason Dr. Brown ticket away. Okay, number
one reason is that in the Bible, we don't find any evidence to support Jesus being divine. Now, a
lot of people have thrown out a lot of reasons that they consider to be evidence. Let me just go
through those number one, Jesus performed miracles. He cured the blind, he healed the lepers he
raised the dead, they all say, okay, he performed his great miracles, therefore he must be divine.
		

			Then again, in the Bible, we have Elijah doing all of these same things. We have a number of
prophets doing performing a number of miracles, and the you know, so you have to, you have to either
invite all of them to the party, you have to say, performing miracles means that you are divine.
Therefore, all of these prophets are divine because they all performed miracles. Or you have to
recognize that this is not a sign of divinity, that the prophets were were performing miracles by
the power of God, not by any power of their own.
		

			second issue, some people say, Well, Jesus was divine because he was the Savior. Well, the word
translated to Savior is spelled y a sh a, it is encountered 207 times in the Old Testament
		

			is encountered with a hood with shotgun with Gideon with with many individuals, okay. For whom it's
not translated savior with Jesus Christ is translated Savior, but the word
		

			That is translated Savior is count is encountered with many individuals. Selective translation
translating it to savior in the case of Jesus Christ, and translating a shock to a different word
for other individuals makes you think that Jesus Christ was the only one called Savior. The fact of
the matter is that that's only true in your translation. That's not true in the foundational
manuscripts. So again, this doesn't hold any weight. JOHN 858 Records Jesus has having said I am
Exodus 314 Records God as having said I am so some people say Jesus said I am God says I am
therefore Jesus is God. No. Why? Because in john 858, the word is EMI, it stated 152 times in the in
		

			the Bible, okay. Only one time is it capitalized, and that's when when it's attributed to Jesus. All
right, the other 151 times it's not capitalized. Why is that? Again, selective translation.
		

			Another point is that the word attributed to Jesus was this. He imi me in Exodus 314, the word
attributed to God was higher or whoa own. So you can't equate me with higher or with home. These are
different words.
		

			This is so well recognized the Revised Standard Version, and New Revised Standard Version, new
insight, New International Version, they have all reduced the capitalization and you cannot find
support for this and their Bibles because they're upstanding according to their scripture, and they
recognize it. Now, there are many other doctrines such as Jesus being the right hand man, the the
quotation that says the Lord I am the first and I am the last beside me there is no god negates
that. In addition, we know that in Genesis 524, Enoch walked with God. So, if Jesus was the right
hand, man, according to Mark 1619, and according to Genesis 524, Enoch walked with God, what does
		

			that make him?
		

			Forget forgiveness of sins, according to the Bible, Jesus forgave sins, but according to john 530,
Jesus said, I have myself can do nothing. So was he forgiving sins? Or was he passing on God's
forgiveness of sins?
		

			Jesus was called Lord, so it was Abraham. So it was Moses. Moses was called follow him to Aaron.
Aloha means God. In the Bible, Moses was recognized as God, judges were recognized as Gods angels
were recognized as gods, prophets were, all of these were described by the same word, the same word
Elohim, which was attributed to God, okay, so you have you have to embrace the inconsistency. Or you
have to recognize that you are being selective in how you apply the terminology, saying, I want to
believe that Jesus Christ is God. So we'll take this word, and we'll translate it in a way that
makes him look like God. But with everybody else that this word is applied to we'll we'll write it
		

			in a different way. This is not this is not honesty. This is this is not being faithful to the
Scripture. Now, in the same way, there are many other evidences that we can cite. But the point is
this.
		

			Each evidence has to bring something to the table to contribute to the the doctrine if it's going to
carry any weight. Okay, but if each evidence carries no weight whatsoever, 1002 evidences still adds
up to zero, you still get a goose egg, you still roll a doughnut, you cannot float a raft made out
of 100 rocks, because none of those rocks bring any buoyancy. Okay? You cannot win a court case over
1000 testimonials if none of those testimonials brings any truth to the matter, to support to
support your case. And as the same is the same here. Every single one of these claims to support the
divinity of Jesus is easily refuted. so easily refuted that. Again, it just becomes common sensical,
		

			you just realize that none of these evidences brings any weight to the argument. So number one, Fact
of the matter in the Bible, there is no evidence to support the doctrine of the divinity of Jesus
Christ. That is a lot of information. It's made quite simple to understand, is there anything we're
going to signal that we're out of time Look, one another in another minister, anything you want to
add to this? Just I think everybody else out there knows the arguments. Some people say Jesus Christ
was filled with the Holy Spirit. But then again, so where Peter, Stephen Barnabas, Elizabeth,
Zachariah, john the baptist was filled with the Holy Spirit from the womb. So if that makes you
		

			divine, where do they factor into this? Some people say that some of the followers worship to Jesus
Christ, the word was prosecuted. mean means bow.
		

			Down. The Bible also describes a slave by the same word to his master Abigail to David Cornelius to
Peter, a cinnamate. Woman to Elijah. So again, what does this make them if bowing down to somebody
makes them God, you have to, you have to factor in the slave master David, Peter alijah, you know,
and say that all these people were divine as well.
		

			The the resurrection, okay, this is kind of like the last thing. People say, Well, Jesus was
resurrected that makes him God. Look, check out the history do me a favor, take the four gospels
line them up from the legit crucifixion, and look how consistent they are. One Gospel says his last
words where it is finished and other Gospel says his last words were enter your hands I commend my
spirit. You can't have it both ways. These are mutually exclusive. One says these are the last words
the other says these are the last words and they are different.
		

			Matthew records an earthquake Matthew records an angel, the other three gospels are silent. How do
you miss an earthquake and an angel in Palestine in that period where nothing else is going on? How
do you miss an earthquake an angel, much less three Gospel writers missing it and one recording it
at the tomb it records. I mean, you just look at it line up the Gospels. And look, I mean, one
Gospel says that when that when they went to the tomb, to you know to see Jesus there was a man and
other Gospel says an angel. Another Gospel says to man, another gospel says two angels. One Gospel
says they were outside one Gospel says they were inside one Gospel says that they were at the head
		

			of where he was laying once one Gospel says different.
		

			There is no consistency in the stories. And if there's no consistency of the stories, you would not
accept this as a standard of reliability in any other testimonial, widely accepted in the Bible.
		

			So bottom line, we can't even trust. We can't even trust the biblical narratives in relation to the
resurrection. So we can't hold it up as evidence. These are the top five. That's these are the top
five that that's the last of the evidences that I would cite. That can be easily refuted got a few
seconds, how can people get ahold of you read some of your books. And if they want to dialogue with
you about this topic further? Well, you'll find this information and a whole lot more on my website
and my articles and my books. My website is level truth.com and eight scroll.com. Both of those are
just two words, no spaces, no underscores just level truth.com eight scroll.com we started with
		

			peace we end with peace, peace, BMT. You thank you very much for being with me. God Almighty Allah
rewards. And you Thank you. And there you have it made simple to understand lucid, clear, logical,
rational five of the top reasons why Jesus is not divine by Doctor of divinity Dr. Brown. If you
like what we have to say, and you want to learn more what we believe about Jesus, we love him one of
the mightiest messengers of God. Just like Abraham, Moses know in the last and final messages sent
to mankind upon peace be upon them, they all call people to submit and to surrender not to
themselves not to angels, saints, not to men and monkeys, but to the One God who created this whole
		

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