In this video, we explore the differences between Isa Masih, as described in the Quran, and Jesus Christ, as depicted in the Bible. While most Muslims in the West claim to revere Jesus and assert that the Quran speaks highly of him, significant theological differences exist. The Quran teaches that Jesus was a prophet, born of the Virgin Mary, but denies his divinity and crucifixion, stating instead that Allah deceived people by placing Judas on the cross. This portrayal contrasts with the Christian belief that Jesus is the Son of God who died on the cross to atone for humanity’s sins and rose from the dead, offering eternal life to believers.
Muslims are told in the Quran that Isa Masih was not God, nor the Son of God, and that he cannot take away sins or forgive them. While Muslims claim a shared belief in Jesus, these views diverge from the central Christian doctrine that Jesus is the Savior who grants eternal life. Isa Masih of the Quran is definitely not the true Jesus Christ, who is the Son of God and became human to die on the cross for all of us, providing a way for us to have eternal life in heaven if we accept Him as our Lord and Savior.
Join us as we delve into these distinctions, shedding light on the true nature of Jesus Christ according to the Bible and contrasting it with the Islamic portrayal. Discover why these differences matter and what it means for believers seeking the truth about Jesus. Watch now to learn more!
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