02-10-2011, 06:34 AM
Quote:Sounds like a case of the "lost original." It's an easy way to support a corruption of the text: by claiming a hypothetical ancestor document with a certain reading. Who needs textual evidence when we have hearsay?
Didn't the scribes of Hebrew Matthew also claim that they were copying old texts... ones that are now "lost?"
I think so [Hebrew Matthew].
Quote:What is the basis for saying this?
They grasp at straws. There are other supposed prophecies of Muhammad in he Bible, but often they do not fit in the context. And anyway, f Muhammad is the last prophet who is 'greater than Jesus' then surely there would be as many and as detailed prophecies about him.
Unfortunately, many ignorant Christians fall for this deception and become proselytes to Islam.