The Holy Spirit Guide To The Bible

Krishna is cited as Prajapati as per Hindu scriptures, could it be that an avatar could exist elsewhere in the world that fulfills the same criteria to be Prajapati?  Can the Vedic description of Prajapati, the "Lord of Creatures," provide a framework for comparing Krishna and Jesus? Rather than beginning with theological conclusions, this study begins with the earliest available textual evidence—the Vedas, Brahmanas, Upanishads, the Bhagavad Gita, the Mahabharata, the Bhagavata Purana, and the New Testament. The method is intentionally simple and transparent. Each row of the comparison begins with a criterion explicitly found in the Vedic scriptures. The Hindu scriptures are then examined to determine whether Krishna is explicitly described as fulfilling that criterion. Likewise, the New Testament is examined to determine whether Jesus is presented as fulfilling the same criterion. Whenever a scripture does not explicitly state that a criterion is fulfilled, the correspondin...

Sharia law is old tribal customs that neither follow the scriptures in Torah, the Bible nor the standards set by Jesus.  Muhammed did not reveal the contents of the 10 commandments given to Moses by God, instead only mentions that the tablets of stone contained 'explanations on all things'.  The people concluded all tribal laws are God's laws. Jesus seperated  the church and state by his teaching - Give unto Ceaser what is unto Ceaser and unto God what is God's.  Jesus submitted and paid taxes, when Jews paid tithes to the temple, and was a heated debate, Jesus taught the people to obey the law and order and governance model which were well defined and evolved to modern day justice system and government.   He famously distilled the 10 commandments into two, Love God, & Love thy neighbour, for every crime had law and punishment, the church was only responsible for spiritual governance and not matters of the state.   Muhammad is often presented ...

Muhammad is often presented as the gold standard of Muslim life. But when measured against the revealed standards of Scripture, serious contradictions appear. 1. The Old Law was not optional The Ten Commandments were written by God Himself and form the moral foundation of Abrahamic faith. They include: “Keep the Sabbath holy” — Exodus 20:8–11  Removed not included in the Quran. “Do not murder” — Exodus 20:13  Quran Surah 33:26 - Murder of Banu Jews. “Do not commit adultery” — Exodus 20:14 /  Quran Surah 66:1-3 - Quran 4:24 - Allowed himself and women they capture. “Do not steal” — Exodus 20:15  Quran Surah 33:27 - Allowed to take property & welath of non-muslims.  “Do not bear false witness” — Exodus 20:16 “Do not covet” — Exodus 20:17 Quran Surah 4:24/Surah 33:27 - prisoners of war - married women, properties of Kuffar. If God’s law is truly God’s word, it cannot be selectively changed, ignored, or replaced. 2. Jesus raised the standard higher Jesus did not...