Or, has he not been informed of what is in the scriptures of Moses?

Question

Both Qura'n and Bible reject the theory of inheritence of sins .. and reject the theory that a man can pay back for the sins of others

I'll post verses from both Qura'n and Torah

Qura'n [53:26]
Or, has he not been informed of what is in the scriptures of Moses?
And Abraham who fulfilled his engagements.?
No soul bears the sins of another soul.
Every human being is responsible for his own works.
And everyone's works will be shown.
Then they will be paid fully for such works.
To your Lord is the final destiny.
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What does the bible say?

Eze 18:20 The soul that sinneth, it shall die. The son shall not bear the iniquity of the father, neither shall the father bear the iniquity of the son: the righteousness of the righteous shall be upon him, and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon him.

2Ch 25:4 but as written in the law in the book of Moses, where the LORD commanded, saying, The fathers shall not die for the children, neither shall the children die f

Answer 1

The church has made up a lot of christian concepts, and these are heavily influenced by greek and roman methology which gripped the church under the Roman Empire.

Answer 2

I don't know anything about the Qura'n, but the Hebrew canon at first simply defined Torah, the Law, the first five books in the Old testament (the Pentateuch) Torah was not only the central document of Jewish faith but also the fundamental law of the Jewish people. Established finally between the sixth and fourth centuries B.C., this Torah canon was authoritative for all Jews and later for all Christians. By the first century A.D. most Jews accepted alongside the Torah a second, less authoritative group of books called the Prophets. The Hebrew canon of Torah, Prophets and Writings was finalized around A.D. 90.
Not until the second century A.D. did Christians set apart specifically Christian writings and treat them as equal to the Hebrew Scriptures by reading them in worship. A New Testament canon developed gradually. The earliest listing of books identical to our present new Testamen canon was prepared by Athanasius of Alexandreia in A.D. 367.
To understand the answer to your specific question, you will have to read and study the New Testament......as we read, we listen for the Holy Spirit to help us understand eternal, universal truths.Most importantly, the Holy Spirit will lead and guide you as you study. Jesus said, "The Advocate, the Holy Spirit....will teach you everything, and remind you of all that I have said to you" (John 14:26) What a blessing to get to study the scripture. Everything you have ever thought, done, experienced, or agonized over can be dealt with by the Bible. Every human emotion is expressed there. It is God's authoritative guidance and counsel. The Bible has to express humanity in order to reach us; it has to express divinity in order to save us....we live under grace only. (not works...works come because we want to)
God Bless You

Answer 3

You obviously do not understand the concept of "blood sacrifice" that was mandated by the Law of Moses, since without the shedding of blood, there is no forgiveness of sins. Obviously it is YOU who does not understand Moses.

You embelish and you lie. So I will not waste my time rebuking a mocker of God such as you.

Answer 4

you suck
i will not waste my time on your questions anymore

you arent looking for answers you are looking to raise doubt and argue

i noticed how anyone who disagreed with you last question got a thumbs down--you just arent worth my time anymore

i dont have to put up with your insults

good day

Answer 5

No arguments from here. As that is the truth.