nomanshake said:
If Jesus sad that he was a God it'd be like claiming the biggest sin according to Allah(God), so probably its more like the son of God..but then Quran said Allah never had a son, why dint Jesus just say that he was a special messnger sent by God or did he just say that too?
Jesus said "I Am Who Am..." He didn't claim to be a god. He stated He is God. God who became Man, to walk with and talk with and live with man, and eventually die for man. Then rise for man and defeat even death. He made it clear that He was in the Father and the Father was in Him. He also made it clear that He must leave for a while, so that the Holy Spirit may return (remember, in the OT, the Holy Spirit was upon the waters of the earth, before the advent of man). But, at one point, all three parts of this God Almighty were in the same spot at the same point of time. When John Baptised Jesus, the Spirit decended in the form of a Dove, and the Heavens sounded with the words, "This is my Son, in whom I am pleased." It was the only known time that all three parts of God were in one place, at one moment on Earth.
As a rational man, with a very rational and logical religious belief, I know how preposterous this must sound to you. But consider, you speak of Mohammed in the past (e.g. he was, he did, he proclaimed, he died), wherein Christians speak of Jesus in the present (He is, He does, He proclaims, He Lives).
Jesus said He will come again. The many parables He uses to emphasise this are cryptic, yet clear to those willing to research their meaning. They are very Jewish in nature and very old tradition based. However, we Christians accept that the Holy Spirit is here, now, and we sense this, and we take great comfort in it.
Just my thoughts.
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