Joshua was Jesus

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HOLY QURAN CORRECTS THE FALSE BIBLE AGAIN

Contradiction; The Bible shows an ongoing pattern of humanizing God, stating;

"And the Lord was sorry that he made man on the earth, and it grieved him to his heart. [he said]: For
I am sorry that I have made them." (Genesis 6:6-7)


Excuse; All humans are sinners; therefore, God is not happy with his creation.

Rebuttal: Adding injury to insult, Biblical apologists not only insult God by claiming God was
ignorant towards the future state of humans, but they also claim all humans are sinners, even though
the Bible states that some humans were perfect. Our Omniscient God knows the future and does
not regret any actions taken or feel remorse for His magnicent creations. No, God does not make
mistakes. The Holy Quran corrects the notion that was conceived from the Bible; implying that we as
humans were a mistake and not meant to be created. The truth has come by God who clearly stated
to us in the Holy Quran that we are meant to be alive. All praise be to God.

Correction: The Quran restores the fulllment of destiny in regards to God's creations by stating:

"My Lord Never Errs, Nor Forgets" (Quran 20:52)

In conclusion, we are created without regret. We are here today because God is compassionate
towards us and does not regret creating us.

https://www.answering-christianity.com/200_ways_quran_corrects_bible.pdf

"Contradiction; Jesus said, "do not defend yourselves" (Matthew 5:39, Matthew 26:52) Vs Jesus said, "defend yourselves" (Luke 22:36)

Excuse; Some Biblical words are being taken literally instead of symbolically or metaphorically. "turn the other cheek." Figuratively meant, "be moral".

Rebuttal: Actually, turn the other cheek was a literal commandment because Jesus himself demonstrated this law;

"When he had said this, one of the officers standing by struck Jesus with his hand, saying, "Is that how you answer the high priest?" Jesus answered him, "If I have spoken wrongly, bear witness to the wrong; but if I have spoken rightly, why do you strike me?" (John 18:22-23)

Rather than attacking the officer or causing the officer to evaporate (since Christians claim Jesus is God), instead Jesus reasons with the guard.

This means that if your enemy strikes or attacks you, you are to allow him or her to attack you without striking back. You are to take the punishment without reacting. If the Christians in history allowed themselves to be attacked without retaliating as Jesus ordered, than there would be no Christians left today.

Correction: The Quran saves the Bible regarding the rule given by Jesus by clarifying that when you are being attacked, it is best to have patience and forgiveness against the attack, But then if the attacks continue, than we are given the permission to retaliate only with the equal amount of force that was used against us:

"And if you take your turn, then retaliate with the like of that with which you were afflicted; But if ye endure patiently, verily it is better for the patient." (Quran 16:126)

Therefore, we are given the permission to repel attacks, to protect ourselves, although God prefers forgiveness."