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Old 06-14-2004, 12:29 AM   #1
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Default Mohammed, the Paraklete, and Muslims in the NT split from Why is the Bible so sloppy?

The OT is actually the interweaving of Yahvist, Elohist and Sacerdotal texts that are centuries apart.......



and passages in the NT that speak about the advent of "Muhammad" are edited out as well. only some remnants still exist......


The Gospel of Luke was selected as one of the 4 Gospels solely for Ecclesiastical purposes....

The Book of Enoch was edited out from the Director's cut NT because it was deemed "too dangerous"....





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?????...."and passages in the NT that speak about the advent of "Muhammad" are edited out as well. only some remnants still exist"......?????????????????????

Please explain.
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and passages in the NT that speak about the advent of "Muhammad" are edited out as well. only some remnants still exist......
*snicker*

I don't think that contradictions make it 'sloppy', just contradictory.

If you want REAL sloppy-ness, check out the Quran.
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The OT is actually the interweaving of Yahvist, Elohist and Sacerdotal texts that are centuries apart.......
"Centuries" may be an overstatement here, but the stylistic variations are real, and they do point to different authors -- I agree with River here. Consider the two creation stories of Genesis, which I had discussed here not long ago.

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and passages in the NT that speak about the advent of "Muhammad" are edited out as well. only some remnants still exist......
River, do you have even the tiniest shred of evidence that those Mohammed prophecies had ever existed?

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The Gospel of Luke was selected as one of the 4 Gospels solely for Ecclesiastical purposes....
How is that supposed to be the case? And are you sure you didn't mean the Gospel of John? That latter one stands out as being very different from the others.

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The Book of Enoch was edited out from the Director's cut NT because it was deemed "too dangerous"....
And why is that? It would more likely have made the Old Testament if it was accepted as canonical.
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and passages in the NT that speak about the advent of "Muhammad" are edited out as well. only some remnants still exist......
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and passages in the NT that speak about the advent of "Muhammad" are edited out as well. only some remnants still exist......
Muhammad wasn't even born until c. 570, which is about 470 years after the last NT books were written. What on earth makes you think there were prophecies about Muhammad in the NT?
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The Book of Enoch was edited out from the Director's cut NT because...
...because it was written at least a century before the events in the x'ian texts supposedly took place. the reason it didn't make the hebrew canon is because it wasn't written in hebrew.

sorry, no conspiracy.
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This is sounding very interesting, please continue.

Prophet Muhammad in the New Testament [ Aramaic Bible Society]

http://www.aramaic.org/PARAVLETE.html
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Muhammad wasn't even born until c. 570, which is about 470 years after the last NT books were written. What on earth makes you think there were prophecies about Muhammad in the NT?
Thats why they are called prophecies ....


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...because it was written at least a century before the events in the x'ian texts supposedly took place. the reason it didn't make the hebrew canon is because it wasn't written in hebrew.

sorry, no conspiracy.
Perhaps the Book of Enoch was not Canonized because it contained ideas about aliens......who knows?---River


"Since it's English translation in the 1800's from texts found in Ethiopia in 1768, The Book of Enoch (known today as 1st Enoch) has made quite a stir in academic circles. 1 Enoch has been authenticated as existing and in wide use before the church age (most scholars now date it at 200 BC). Multiple copies were discovered in 1948 in the Dead Sea Scrolls. This of course has caused many to wonder why it is not included in modern Bibles"


http://www.alienresistance.org/book_of_enoch.htm
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