Sunday, 5 August 2018

The difference between Christianity, Islam and Judaism


Isa, the Muslim Jesus
http://www.answering-islam.org/authors/durie/islamic_jesus.html

The Biblical prophets were all Muslims
Many prophets of the past received the one religion of Islam. (Ash-Shura 42:13) Who were these previous prophets? According to Al-An’am 6:85-87 they include 
Ibrahim (Abraham), 
‘Ishaq (Issac), 
Yaqub (Jacob), 
Nuh (Noah), 
Dawud (David), 
Sulaiman (Solomon), 
Ayyub (Job), 
Yusuf (Joseph), 
Musa (Moses), 
Harun (Aaron), 
Zakariyya (Zachariah), 
Yahya (John the Baptist), 
‘Isa (Jesus), 
Ilyas, 
Ishmael, 
Al-Yash’a (Elisha), 
Yunus (Jonah) and 
Lut (Lot).
Mariam (Mary)



The Muslim ‘Isa (Jesus)
There are two main sources for ‘Isa, the Muslim Jesus. The Qur’an gives a history of his life, whilst the Hadith collections — recollections of Muhammad’s words and deeds — establish his place in the Muslim understanding of the future.

The Qur’an
‘Isa, was a prophet of Islam

Jesus - Yeshua in Aramaic, and Jesu in Greek. 
Jesu, pronounced "Yesoo", is the Greek form of Aramaic Yeshua
 Yeshua is itself a form of Hebrew Yehoshua’, which means ‘the Lord is salvation’. However Yehoshua’ is normally given in English as Joshua. So Joshua and Jesus are variants of the same name.
It is interesting that Jesus' name Yehoshua’ contains within it the proper Hebrew name for God, the first syllable Yeh- being short for YHWH ‘the LORD’.






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