Muslims, Why was the Injeel written? Why did Christians not simply follow the Torah?

Question

Impossible the reason would be apparent if you consider the Qu'ran teachs the Gospel is holy and Muslims teah it is corrupt.

Calaco if the Injeel was corrupted and that is the rerason for the Qu'ran why did the Qu'ran teach it is the holy word of God? Shouldn't the Bible teach the Torah corrupt but Christ taught from the Torah so it must be holy. Shouldn't the Qu'ran teach the Injeel was corrupt insted of teaching it is holy.

Antifreeze, no Christian has rejected God's law.

Fatima Christ taught from the Torah it was not corrupt nor is the Bible. The Gospel is the reason we have Christians because God atoned for sin the good news remains the same today and the Qu'ran calls it holy yet is not in agreement with the word of God.

Answer 1

Muslims insist that the Quran is the word of god, is protected against corruption, and is unchanged since Muhammad's death, despite the existence of multiple versions and histories attesting to changes that were made
Evidence of Change Before 'Uthman
Why did 'Uthman feel the need to destroy other copies of the Qur'an, unless they contained variants? Why did Ibn Ma'sud refuse to hand over his copy for destruction? How do we know that 'Uthman's copy was better than any of the others?

Hadiths which refer to lost suras
There are Hadiths which refer to suras which are not in the modern Qur'an. Surely this indicates that the Qur'an has changed since the time of these Hadiths.

To your question. Mohammed used parts of the Gospel and the Thora to make Jews and Christians follow his new Religion. The Gospel is record of Jesus's life and not relevant to Jews as they wait for a messiah to come.

Answer 2

To remind them of the eternal truth concerning the purposes of God fulfilled through Messiah for the forgiveness of sins.

Christianity therefore rejected the law and gave a new interpretation to the covenant at Sinai. This is the crucial distinction between the Old Testament and the New. The Torah was assuredly given to the Jewish people at Mount Sinai, but its laws were no longer binding, according to Christianity. How could G-d have given directives that He Himself later saw fit to change? He Asks.

Blech is saying that by rejecting Torah we have, at best confused the Jewish people in regard to G-d’s revelation in the Scriptures. At worst, we have written them off as a group. Inasmuch as the Church’s anti-Torah bias led to the theological (and physical) persecution of the Jewish people, Christian rejection of the Torah has ultimately resulted in Jew­ish rejection of Yahshua. In short, for our people, the Good News has become nothing but the sad and bad news.

The Church’s anti-Torah theology is a tragic flaw as concerns the Jewish people. Dr. David Stern recognizes this when he says, I am certain that the lack of a correct, clear, and rela­tively complete Messianic Jewish or Gentile Chris­tian theology of the Torah is not only a major im­pediment to Christians’ understanding their own faith, but also the greatest barrier to Jewish people’s receiving the Gospel Most Christians have an overly simplistic understanding of what the Torah is all about; and second, that Christianity has almost noth­ing relevant to say to Jews about one of the three most important issues of their faith.

Answer 3

Christians did not simply follow the Torah because the Torah stops at the end of the old Testament. Our Jewish friends don't believe that Jesus is the Messiah. They are still waiting for Him to come. We Christian believers agree with the Torah but also believe the New Testament is valid.
As for the Islamics they are taught to respect BOTH the Jews and the Christians for their belief.

Answer 4

The Old Testament (Torah) is part of the Christian Bible. However, Jesus created a New Testament with mankind. Jesus is the fulfillment of the prophetic verses regarding the Messiah. He is the Messiah, the Son of God and God incarnate. The gospel of Jesus supersedes the Old Testament.

Answer 5

Well, just about everyone here is wrong, or not telling you the complete story. God essentially sends down new scriptures in order to add to the older ones, or more likely, because the older ones were altered and therefore no longer perfected. So the Injeel was sent down because the Torah was altered, and the Quran sent down because the Injeel was altered.

Answer 6

It's God's merciful tactic of applying his laws in a sequence in order not to overburden people, shock them and end them up resisting to change what they got used to do. In other words, God didn't want to apply his entire rules in one dose, so He uncovered them in three stages: First the Torah, secondly the Bible, then the Quran. Some new rules were added in the Bible after the Torah, and by time the Quran was revealed with extra and final laws.

Answer 7

Christians accepted Christ as Messiah It is the reason fo rthe Gospel that Christ died to atone for sin.

Answer 8

Well there are like 100 different books that make up the Bible.

Answer 9

'And in their footsteps, We sent 'Iesa (Jesus), son of Maryam (Mary), confirming the Taurat (Torah) that had come before him, and We gave him the Injeel (Gospel), in which was guidance and light and confirmation of the Taurat (Torah) that had come before it, a guidance and an admonition for Al-Muttaqun (the pious - see ' (Qur'an 5:46)

The Injeel is not what is in the Bible now.

Answer 10

islam is the religion of the children of ishmael. gristianity and judaism are the faiths of the children of isaac. isaac was abrahams promised son. ismael was not the promised child and thus the fight has been going on for nearly for thousand years.