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A Review of Verse 3:59
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"Truly, the likeness of Jesus in God's sight, is as Adam's likeness;
He created him of dust
then said He unto him 'Be', and he was".
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Verse 3:59 in its three seperate sentences
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"Truly the likeness of Jesus, in God's sight is as Adam's likeness
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| Sentence "B" |
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| Sentence "C" |
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Then said He unto him 'Be', and he was." |
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Commentary
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Verse 3:59 is, essentially, the subject matter of this documentation. I submit that the words can stand on its own, as God's declaration that John was Jesus' father.
God's word is self-supporting. Details of the Debate are here rehearsed simply only to substantiate the fact that based on Muhammad's interpretation, it is evident that his understanding of the verse confirms that Jesus had a physical father in no better or purer a person than John the Baptist
It is a confirmation that:
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All man is created from this earth. |
No Exception
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Man is created from Alaq (product of union of a sperm and ovum). Quran 96:1-2. |
No Exception
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All man were nurchered in the womb of their mother. (Qrn 3:6; 4:1; 16:78) |
No Exception
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All messengers (Prophets) were descendants of the other. (Qrn. 3:33-34) Pay particular attention to Quran 6:84 -85. |
No Exception
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all messengers were granted spouses and offsprings.(Quran 13:38; 6:84 -85.) |
No Exception (including Zachariah, John (Yahya) and Aesa (Jesus)
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