How do you reconcile two prophet views?

Question

Moses - Thou shall not kill.
Muhammed - don't know the exact verse but its something with allah's blessing to kill infidels.

Answer 1

Isn't it interesting that Moses ordered the death of those who worshipped the Golden Calf? Gee, how's that for NOT killing, especially NOT killing those dirty infidels.

Exodus 32:27
And he said unto them, Thus saith the LORD God of Israel, Put every man his sword by his side, and go in and out from gate to gate throughout the camp, and slay every man his brother, and every man his companion, and every man his neighbour.

Hey look, an atheist quoting the Bible, I never thought I'd see the day.

Answer 2

You might be referring to 8:12. Which is actually a commandment for angels to do the killing.

Moses was merely showing what God had given Him. Mohammed was an unfortunate soul.

But please don't stop there. There is a lot of God commanded killing in the Bible. So if you want to understand that, you have to get serious with your studies. Did God contradict Himself. Is what some are saying about the correct meaning is is that it actually means Thou shalt not murder?

Inquiring minds might want to know! ( ;

Answer 3

read Quran, whole thing from beginning to end, then you'll know. And I'm interested who has done the most killing in the history of the world? We will not count Iraq, Palestine, WW1, WW2, lets count.

Answer 4

You don't. Quite often you can't reconcile what most people say now, let alone people from hundreds and thousands of years ago. They were very simple in those days and tried their best, I suppose.

Answer 5

have confidence the Al-Ghaiyb! additionally answer to the secound question Abu Bakar and his followers produce different excuses for why Bibi Fatima(SA) did no longer get her genuine the only present given through her Father(SAWAW), like Rasool Allah in no way gave a single element as present to His daughter.

Answer 6

Thou shalt not kill was on of the ten commandments handed down to Moses from GOD..

Differences between Muhammad and Jesus.

The coming of Muhammad was not foretold. Muhammad came on the scene claiming that he converted genies that ain't nobody seen. And now a whole host of people worship this man and his fake god that is no god. Muhammad did many treacherous things including robbing and plundering for his own wealth. He also commanded his followers to kill all that would not submit to Muhammad's made-up religion.

Today in Africa and around the world, Muslims are killing anyone who will not submit to Islam.

Of late, Muslims are trying to say that Muhammad was sinless, but Muhammad admitted that he is a sinner.

"Muhammad replied..."O Allah, set me apart from my sins..."

Hadith vol. 1, no. 711

In Sura 18:10, Allah tells Muhammad:

Say, I am but a man like yourselves.

Jesus on the other hand was CLEARLY prophesied about hundreds, THOUSANDS of years before His coming. Jesus is the express image of God and His sacrifice stands in demonstration of the love of God. Islam has nothing to point to that reveals the love of God. In fact the Quran says that there is no intercessor or Saviour. You've got to save yourself. See Sura 6:51, 70; 10:3.

Jesus rose from the dead, Muhammad did not. Jesus was the Son of God, Muhammad was not. Jesus did many miracles, Muhammad did not. Jesus was seen by over 500 people when He went up to heaven, Muhammad was put in a grave. Jesus quoted scriptures written thousands of years before His coming while Muhammad made up his own scriptures and claimed that he preached to genies as his proof of being a prophet. Muhammad even contradicted himself when he quoted his various fairy tales. Muhammad sinned against many people. Jesus sinned against no one. Not ONE of Jesus' enemies could ever truthfully say anything bad about Him. People that Muhammad tortured could certainly talk bad about him.

Muhammad is obviously inferior to Jesus, and as a result, Muslim theologians have borrowed events from the life of Jesus and attributed them to their "prophet".

Answer 7

and.. how do you reconcile the fact that most religious organizations are considered non-prophet by the IRS? One could sit and ponder this for hours, couldn't you?

Answer 8

Compare the prophecies in your monthly statement with those in your prophecy registry, checking off those that have come to pass. The remaining prophecies are still considered outstanding.

Answer 9

Only one of them was a prophet, the other just made stuff up.

Answer 10

One's a false prophet.