Is the Bible Still the Word of God?

If anyone think or believe that the Bible is not the word of God, please step out and tell me why you say so.

Friendship wrote: Chalky!If you are a Muslim it is better you to understand and practice what will make you enter paradise. What is relevant is the challenge of the Lord of the universe for mankind to produce a verse or to bring a Book from Him which is a better guidance than the Torah and the Qur'an. Secondly whatever be the variations there is no oen that says a Muslims should innovate or reject the actions of Muhammad. Friendship.

Who will decide when a verse is as good as or better than what is in the Torah or Quran? If one cannot innovate you're stuck in the 7th century so the teaching only applies to that setting

Friendship wrote: Chalky!We know from the holy apostle that Adam prayed the early morning prayer. No one mentions the duration.Abraham prayer the morning ands zuhr prayer. No one knows the duration. The Torah mentions Solomon praying facing the east. Of all the prophets it is only in the Injeel that the duration of a prayer is mentioned.What I am trying to point out it the st**idity and primitive approach of denying what Allah revealed to other prophets and that the Message of Allah in principle is different.No one has ever mentioned the verses read by the prophets. But we have ever detail of what Muhammad recited in his prayers. I did not touch on this.

1. There is no mention in the Bible of Adam or Abraham praying these prayers. It would appear to be a fiction.

2. Solomon is not mentioned in the Torah as it was written long before he was even born.

3. As I understand it you don't have copies of the injeel and never have so you cannot know what is in it.

Chalky wrote: There are a large number of differences, some change the meaning and some don't. For example, here is a case where there is a difference in the word and its meaning. An example is found in Q 56.29 where the word talhin (a massive thorny tree found in Hijaz) was substituted with the word tal'in (bananas). Another example is found in Q2:36 where the word fa'azallahuma (he made them slip) was substituted by the word fawaswasa (hc whispered).

Response: I am sure the author did not mention who and when that mistake was made. certainly not in the text of Uthman. Now, a reciter often makes mistake reciting the Qur'an from memory especially the long verses. I do that often. Thus why it is advisable top recite the Qur'an directly from the script.  Sometimes one can change past to present, singular to plural etc while reciting from memory. Note you are suppose to understand what you are reciting.  For example Umar recited fam duu and not fas aw. But he was corrected. We do not hide facts in explaining the history of Islam.

Friendship.