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TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: E-Crazy on May 23, 2005, 03:26:49 PM ---WRONG! WRONG! HAHAHA LMAO!!!! I SWEAR, MY HOMIE HERE, CHARLIE, HE's A LEBONESE CATHOLIC!!!! HAHAHA!! LMAO!! HE's HARDCORE TOO IMO! he's standing right next to me, he's laughing at what your saying, he said they say its "Jehova" or whatnot like jehova witnesses, not Allah!!! LOL!! Dont invent things Infinate......LMAO! it was funny how you said Lebonese and he's right here seein me type all this, he says im making a whole mess of spellin mistakes too, lol....but yea, what a coinsidence.


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Do any search on your computer about Arabic Bibles and the word Allah.  Try it yourself.

http://www.answering-christianity.com/allah6.htm

In the city of Madina in what we call today "Saudi Arabia", there were three main religions:  Idol worshiping, Judaism and Christianity.  The name of the Jewish leader who also was the Highest Priest in Madina before Islam came was "Abdallah Bin-Saba".  His Arabic name was not "AbdElohim Bin-Saba" or "AbdElloi Bin-Saba" or "AbdGOD Bin-Saba".  The reason why his first name was "Abdallah" is because the Arab Jews in Madina used the word "Allah" for GOD in their Holy Scriptures.   The word "Allah" did indeed exist in the Arabic Talmud and the other Jewish Holy Scriptures.

Also, the Christians' Arabic Bible at that time used the word "Allah" for GOD.  Even today's Christians' Arabic Bibles use the word "Allah" for GOD.   Today in the Middle East, Christians sometimes name their kids "Abdallah".  Also there are Christian families who's last names is "Abdallah".

In today's Arabic Bible, the word "Allah" is used for both the Old Testament and the New Testament.

http://www.abdulla.faris.com/Etymology_of_the_Name.html

In common roots with all Abrahamic religions, ie. Judaism, Christianity and Islam, "Allah" is the same word that Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews use for God. Arabic Torah, Bibles and Qur'an, the word "Allah" is used where "God" is used in English. Allah is the only word in the Arabic language equivalent to the English word "God". However, Allah is somewhat a unique word grammatically, since it cannot be made plural or given gender (i.e. masculine or feminine), which goes hand-in-hand with the Islamic concept of God. The root word "God" in English, for instance, can be used in similar forms, such as "God", "Gods" or "Goddess".



 

ecrazy:
OK...so u look online for meanings of things, when I, actually got the info firsthand from an ACTUAL LEBONESE Christian!!!......PA PA PLEASE!!!....I want him to sign up for the boards to teach u a few things, hopefully he does before he leaves in 4 days......he spits real knowledge, not some one sided bullshit u spit, lookin up everything online, thinkin its the truth, what would u rather believe firsthand info from a person or from a computer.....anyways, i dont even remember what this whole discussion was about, i just know that when i started readin this he walked in and read it and he started bustin up, laughin at you and all, well...thats the end

OmNIsCiUs:
yer but not all lebos will be all that interested in that shit, he may have no clue

mauzip:
what if Jesus is a fable?

notorious^q8I:
the word allah simply means god, u wont find an arabic chritsian saying god..
god is god, god is allah, god is lord, all words refer to our creator
thing about jesus, we believe in him, part of believing in islam is believing that god sent many messengers before muhhamad to ppl all around the earth, part of believing in quran is believing in the bible and tawrat (jews book)..... we believe he was sent with bible, but a different bible than wats preached today... and we also believe that he was not crusified, god took hiim before he got to him and created a man that looks like him to crucified instead....

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