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Summary

The video script features a discussion at Speaker's Corner, where Avery, a Christian, explains why he rejects Islam, citing the lack of evidence in the Bible about a prophecy of Muhammad (referred to as 'Ahmad'). The Muslim interlocutor challenges Avery's knowledge of biblical texts and their authenticity. The debate centers on scriptural reliability, interpretations of Jesus' words, and the concept of divine prophecy. Despite interruptions and a tense exchange, the discussion highlights differing perspectives on religious texts and the criteria for their authenticity.

Takeaways

• 🤔 The debate centers around the reasons why Avery, a Christian, rejects Islam, focusing on his belief that Jesus did not mention a prophet named Ahmed as stated in the Quran.
• 📜 Avery emphasizes the importance of Jesus' words in Christianity and the lack of evidence in historical texts that Jesus mentioned Ahmed or another messenger to come after him.
• 🧐 The Muslim speaker challenges Avery's investigation methods, questioning the authenticity and reliability of the texts Avery references to support his claims.
• 📚 The discussion delves into different gospels and writings about Christ, both canonical and non-canonical, highlighting the complexity of determining the authenticity of historical religious texts.
• 🔍 The Muslim speaker argues that many texts and prophecies have been corrupted over centuries, suggesting that the original words of prophets, including references to future messengers, may have been lost or altered.
• 💬 Avery counters by stating that the Quran explicitly claims Jesus mentioned a messenger by name, and questions where this evidence can be found if historical documents have been corrupted.
• 🤷 The debate shifts towards the broader issue of how to verify the authenticity of religious claims and the texts that support them, with both sides questioning each other's criteria for reliability.
• 🔄 There is a recurring argument about whether the Quran or the Bible contains the true and unaltered words of Jesus, with both sides accusing each other of having corrupted scriptures.
• 🙌 The discussion highlights the fundamental differences between Christianity and Islam regarding the role and recognition of prophets after Jesus, particularly the claim of Muhammad as a prophet in Islam.
• 🚪 The debate concludes without a resolution, showcasing the deep-seated differences in belief and interpretation between the two participants, ultimately reflecting broader interfaith challenges.

Q & A

Why does Avery reject Islam?

Avery rejects Islam primarily because, as a Christian, he finds no evidence in the historical texts he has studied that Jesus mentioned a messenger named Ahmad would come after him.

What specific claim in the Quran does Avery find problematic?

Avery finds the claim in the Quran that Jesus mentioned a messenger named Ahmad would come after him problematic, as he sees no evidence of this claim in any historical texts he has studied.

How does Avery approach the investigation of religious claims?

Avery approaches the investigation of religious claims as an investigator, trying to verify the truth of the claims by examining historical texts and evidence.

What is the significance of the mention of Jesus' prophecy in Avery's argument?

The mention of Jesus' prophecy is significant in Avery's argument because he believes that if Jesus had mentioned a messenger named Ahmad, it would have been recorded in historical texts, and the absence of such a mention makes the Quran's claim false.

What sources does the other speaker refer to in the discussion?

The other speaker refers to various gospels, including the Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel of Judas, the Gospel of Infancy, and the Gospel of Mary, as well as the writings of the New Testament.

How does Avery respond to the claim about the reliability of different gospels?

Avery responds by emphasizing that he has investigated the texts, particularly the New Testament, and finds no evidence of Jesus mentioning a messenger named Ahmad.

What does the other speaker argue about the authenticity of religious texts?

The other speaker argues that the authenticity and reliability of religious texts are important, and questions how Avery has established the authenticity of the texts he considers reliable.

How does Avery address the issue of textual corruption?

Avery addresses the issue of textual corruption by acknowledging that he has looked into the historical texts and found no evidence supporting the Quran's claim about Jesus mentioning a messenger named Ahmad.

What is the other speaker's perspective on the prophecies in the Old Testament?

The other speaker's perspective is that the Old Testament contains descriptions of the Messiah (Jesus) and that similar descriptions should be found for the prophet Muhammad, according to the Quran.

What is the significance of the debate about Jesus' words and their documentation?

The significance of the debate about Jesus' words and their documentation lies in determining the authenticity of religious claims. If Jesus did mention a messenger named Ahmad, it would have been a significant prophecy, and its absence in historical texts challenges the Quran's claim.

Outlines

00:00

🤔 Why Not a Muslim?

Avery explains that he rejects Islam because, as a Christian, he values the words of Jesus. He mentions that the Quran claims Jesus spoke of a messenger named Ahmad, which he does not find evidence for in Christian texts. Avery emphasizes the importance of investigating religious claims and expresses his disbelief in the Quran's statements due to the lack of historical evidence.

05:03

🔍 Investigating Religious Texts

The discussion continues with the interlocutor challenging Avery's investigative approach. They question the authenticity and reliability of various Christian texts and compare them with Islamic claims. Avery maintains his stance, insisting that he has not found evidence in historical texts of Jesus mentioning a future messenger named Ahmad, despite being open to such a possibility if proven.

10:04

📜 Authenticity of Religious Documents

The conversation shifts to the criteria for determining the authenticity and reliability of religious documents. The interlocutor questions how Avery verifies the texts he considers reliable and points out the absence of explicit references to Jesus in the Old Testament. Avery reiterates his need for concrete evidence and highlights the challenges of validating religious texts across different traditions.

15:06

🤨 Questioning Divine Infallibility

A debate ensues over whether God can be wrong. The interlocutor presses Avery on this point, attempting to tie the concept of divine infallibility to the Quran's claims about Jesus and Ahmad. Avery is hesitant to answer directly but eventually states that God cannot be wrong. The discussion highlights the complexities of interpreting religious doctrines and the implications for faith.

20:09

💬 The Importance of Evidence

Avery emphasizes the importance of evidence in religious claims, specifically regarding the Quran's assertion that Jesus mentioned Ahmad by name. He argues that the absence of such references in historical documents challenges the Quran's credibility. The interlocutor suggests that the original texts may have been corrupted, leading to differing interpretations and beliefs.

25:10

📚 Conclusion and Wrap-up

The conversation concludes with Avery reaffirming his stance on the necessity of evidence for religious claims. He criticizes the lack of direct references to Ahmad in historical documents and questions the Quran's reliability. The discussion underscores the difficulties of reconciling different religious perspectives and the role of textual integrity in faith.

Keywords

💡Islam

Islam is a monotheistic Abrahamic faith based on the Quran, which Muslims believe to be the verbatim word of God as revealed to Prophet Muhammad. In the script, the discussion revolves around the rejection of Islam by a Christian due to perceived contradictions with Christian teachings.

💡Quran

The Quran is the holy book of Islam, believed by Muslims to be a revelation from God. It is frequently referenced in the script as the source that mentions Jesus predicting the coming of a messenger named Ahmed, which is a point of contention in the debate.

💡Christianity

Christianity is an Abrahamic monotheistic religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. The speaker identifies as a Christian and discusses his faith's teachings, which he believes contradict the claims made in the Quran about a future prophet.

💡Jesus

Jesus, central to both Christianity and Islam, is considered the son of God and the savior in Christian belief, while in Islam, he is a prophet and messenger. The script discusses whether Jesus predicted the coming of another prophet, as claimed in the Quran.

💡Ahmed

Ahmed, mentioned in the Quran as a future messenger following Jesus, is a subject of debate in the script. The Christian speaker argues that there is no historical evidence that Jesus mentioned someone named Ahmed.

💡Authenticity

Authenticity refers to the accuracy and truthfulness of a text or claim. The script discusses the authenticity of religious texts and the claims within them, particularly focusing on the Bible and the Quran.

💡Prophecy

Prophecy is a prediction or message purportedly communicated by a deity. The script debates the validity of prophecies, specifically the claim that Jesus prophesied about the coming of Ahmed, as stated in the Quran.

💡Gospels

The Gospels are the first four books of the New Testament in the Bible, recounting the life and teachings of Jesus. The script references the Gospels when discussing the evidence for or against the claim that Jesus predicted another prophet.

💡Injil

Injil refers to the original gospel that Muslims believe was revealed to Jesus. The script includes a discussion on whether the Injil mentioned Ahmed, as the Quran claims, and the reliability of existing gospel texts.

💡Corruption

Corruption, in the context of religious texts, refers to the alteration or distortion of the original messages. The script includes accusations that Christian texts were corrupted, impacting the debate about the authenticity of prophecies regarding Ahmed.

Highlights

Avery's primary reason for rejecting Islam is that as a Christian, he does not find any evidence in historical texts that Jesus mentioned a messenger named Ahmad to come after him.

Avery emphasizes that his rejection of Islam would still be valid even if he were not a Christian because he does not find any historical evidence of Jesus mentioning Ahmad.

The Muslim speaker challenges Avery by questioning the reliability and authenticity of Christian texts, citing various non-canonical gospels and the need to establish the authenticity of all documents about Jesus.

Avery counters by focusing on the specific claim that Jesus mentioned Ahmad, asserting that such a claim must be verifiable in historical texts.

The Muslim speaker tries to establish that Jesus's words might not be fully documented and that other religious texts might have corrupted or lost information.

Avery asks directly where in historical texts Jesus mentions Ahmad, stressing the importance of verifiable claims.

The Muslim speaker argues that Jesus mentioned many things not documented in canonical texts, and other writings may hold those undocumented teachings.

Avery points out the importance of authenticity and reliability in religious texts, questioning how one can determine what Jesus truly said.

The Muslim speaker mentions the Gospel of Thomas, Gospel of Judas, and other non-canonical texts, asking if Avery has investigated these texts in their original languages.

Avery maintains that he has examined various texts and remains unconvinced by the claims about Ahmad in the Quran due to lack of historical evidence.

The discussion shifts to the authenticity of Jesus's prophecies, with the Muslim speaker questioning Avery's criteria for authenticity.

Avery asks for specific evidence from the Quran about Jesus mentioning Ahmad, and the Muslim speaker explains that the Quran states descriptions rather than direct mentions.

The Muslim speaker accuses early Christians and Jews of corrupting texts over centuries, leading to the loss of original teachings and prophecies.

Avery insists on the need for historical verification and challenges the Muslim speaker's claims about text corruption and the preservation of Jesus's words.

The discussion becomes heated with both sides accusing each other of misrepresentation, leading to a breakdown in constructive dialogue.

Avery concludes that the inability to provide specific historical evidence for the Quran's claims about Jesus and Ahmad supports his rejection of Islam.

The debate highlights the importance of verifiable historical evidence in religious discussions and the challenges of reconciling different religious texts.

The Muslim speaker reiterates the claim that Christians have corrupted their scriptures, which Avery contests by pointing out inconsistencies in the Quran's preservation claims.

The discussion underscores the difficulty of validating religious claims without direct historical evidence, emphasizing the role of faith in religious belief.

Transcripts

so now tell me why are you not a Muslim

I'm not a Muslim because um Avery did

you say your name is yes sir Avery I'm

thank you nice to meet

you first here speak Corner yes

sir stay there can I

like the

camera everybody got everybody

got excuse me

face want

to so some people say go this way some

that way we need

room so Avery the question I asked you

is why are you not a Muslim can we come

this way no I'm not going to let the

cameras move I'm not moving we going

stay on this

side let me stop you then you can

move all right let's go

got

anotherman go ahead okay so that's a

it's a it's a load kind of a loaded

question but I like something

specific so one reason why I reject

Islam is

because um you know as a Christian the

words of Jesus are important to me and

so the Quran mentions how Jesus said

that a messenger named amid will come

after him right and so obviously you

know being a Christian if Jesus ever

mentioned a messenger to come after him

named Aid I definitely believe him I

would believe in that messenger I

believe that you know he's a prophet of

God that brought the message of God um

and I'll go with it however I don't see

any evidence of that so I see evidence

of the contrary so that's that's that's

a huge reason why I would say I reject

Islam

right so if you were not a

Christian you would reject Islam because

it mentions something that goes against

the Bible that make sense it's not just

it's something that goes against the

Bible it's saying it's making a it's

making a positive claim let that let me

rephrase what I'm saying okay go ahead

if you didn't know anything about

Christianity

uhhuh would your rejection of Islam

still be valid the way you explain this

now yes right so the Quran says Christ

talked about someone to come after him

whose name will be Ahmed and you whether

you're a Christian or you have no

knowledge of Christianity you think

because of that you reject Christianity

yeah and here's the reason why is

because if I'm I'm investigating the

claims as an investigator you know I'm

trying to verify okay is this tell is he

telling the truth here so when I go and

I investigate and I don't see anywhere

in any history where Jesus mentioned aan

to come after him I'm like oh well this

book is false it's making a false claim

you know very interesting so as an

investigator you have investigated and

looked into what this claim Jesus made

firstly where he has he made disclaims

the writings you've read yourself

yourself in in in in Greek in Hebrew in

in arama so you you've learned of all

these languages and investigated right I

I've looked into the text I've looked

into the text if a text is in Greek

you've looked into the Greek text if you

understood it fine good so so you've

investigated that the early

reports about

Christ the ones that talks about Christ

himself and you have made yourself a

good investigator a good critic and say

this kind of writings is authentic and

acceptable and reliable for example when

we look at writings about Christ in the

gospel of s Thomas for example 114

Saints on the Gospel of Judas in the

gospel of infancy right in the Gospel of

Mary none of which are in the Christian

canon in the Bible the Christians follow

today but these were written by people

who thought they were following Christ

who thought they were following the

teaching of Christ what Christ preached

so you investigated them them and you

considered so you have all of these

writings the four in the New Testament

in your new testament and the other 45

or so that we know of extent in various

manuscript traditions and you said okay

this is reliable this is not so the

question now Pines on how do you

establish authenticity and reliability

of all of these textual tradition that

is about available to us that's actually

not the question that's the question for

me to you well yeah so my my question is

is at first was where does Jesus say

this that was the question not on is

this reliable is this reliable is this

reliable is this reliable when we look

at the text of all the claims of what

Jesus said we do not where do you look

in in the earliest Testaments that we

have of his words the new the New

Testament that's right again no that's

what I'm

saying I would let just speak every I

want to clarify something yeah but let

me land this let me land how do you miss

my question no I'm trying to explain my

point but did you understand my question

though I I understand your question you

asked me how so this this is why I'm

saying this cuz you're changing the

conversation

too not that my first question was does

Jesus mention

the so where I haven't seen anywhere

where he does that so if you can provide

that for me that would be beautiful so

so this is what I'm trying to establish

okay whatever Christ said or not said

let me just remind you from if you

didn't remember there are reports in

some gospels Christ is saying something

like this I have many things to tell you

many things not one thing not two things

many things but you cannot bear them but

when I go he will come and tell you that

means whatever Christ said he said many

things but he didn't actually tell them

these disciples so the things that he

didn't say that also did he tell to

someone else number one because he

didn't tell them right like he meet Paul

in real life when he was alive he did no

no Paul in real life in real life he

Jesus is Alive in real life Paul didn't

meet Christ yes he did don't tell me

because Paul saw a vision not real Jesus

right see that let's see that he alive

um a vision and a dream is not the same

as seeing you if I see you in my dream

and if I see you now physically is it

the same it's not the same so I don't

have to even listen answer for did

Muhammad really see Jesus and Abraham

and Moses let me clarify on the night

Journey let me clarify that was a vision

let me clarify but you believe that I'm

on it's a clarify I'm making a

distinction a double stand I'm making a

distinction what's the I am telling you

so now when we say where did Christ

where did

Christ where did Christ say these things

right you have documents about you have

documents in which you say these are the

documents that we believe Christ says so

right the question inevitably that comes

is how reliable are these documents in

which they supposedly talk about what

Christ said or Christ did so it's

important for us to verify and

authenticate these documents what are

the no me respond you can respond here's

my question what my here's my question

what are the

criteria that we can use to determine

the authenticity

and reliability of what Christ said in

those available documents got you so let

me ask you this and just a quick answer

please so I can pick it back off when

you quoted Jesus saying I have many

things to say to you but you can't bear

them now was that authentic is that an

authentic it's not but for you it is

wait wait no you don't know what's

authentic for

me time time out just don't don't

misrepresent me I won't do that to you

you quot you this please stop inter you

what did I say did I interrupt you yes

you did no I did not I sat here and let

you speak no you interrupted me ear I

let you speak it's on camera continue

thank you I appreciate it so you quoted

you said in one of these documents Jesus

says and you you built your argument on

there's other words that Jesus mentioned

that are not found here and he didn't

tell you what these words are that's

what you built your case on so now when

I asked you okay let's rewind that verse

that you quoted was it authentic you

said no so then therefore you don't know

if there were other words you can't say

that there were many words that Jesus

didn't say to his disciples you don't

know if he didn't say everything resp no

let me finish so you don't know if Jesus

didn't say everything for all we know he

did according especially according to

the Quran he said everything that was in

the he revealed the inil from your from

the quran's Paradigm so he didn't miss

anything

now we'll see so now but you didn't

finish the verse he says I have many

things to say to you now right but uh I

have many things to say to you but you

can't bear them now but when the Holy

Spirit Comes Who the father will send in

my name he will guide you into all Truth

for some reason you left that out I

don't know why but I can tell you why

right now because he wasn't important

those make many say it's very important

so here it is I'm asking again record

many this is what I'm this is what I'm

asking your Quran says and makes a claim

Jesus mentioned Aid to come after him

where did he say that I'm telling you in

my turn I'm explaining to you right just

like the Prophecies of Christ himself

cannot be found even by his name even

once in the Old Testament the entirety

of the old Old Testament we say this way

the Quran is saying he was described to

them by description by attributes right

so the prophet was known to them not

only by like this is what it is says X1

said but he all known through

description just like the absence of

every single book of the Old Testament

in which the name of Christ is not even

mentioned once you assume it's referring

to Jesus it might well refer to harri

Krishna right so now let's come back to

the point I'm saying when I say Jesus

says many things I didn't say this was

authentic to me I am saying you consider

Avery this part authentic to you binding

to you not to me to you so from your own

binding at least you should say right I

agree there were many things you were

supposed to say he didn't right so the

question I asked you again which you

didn't answer is this the criteria of

determining authenticity and reliability

let's go on here once

again okay so you mentioned how you try

to make a parallel how Jesus the Old

Testament prophecies about

Jesus I'm responding to you I'm

responding to you cu you didn't answer

my question direct question yeah I asked

the direct wait I asked a direct

question and you didn't answer me what

was the direct question my direct

question was your Quran says Jesus

mentioned off mid where did he say that

that was a direct question and you and

you couldn't you didn't answer me

directly you went on waffling about well

stop stop okay well you're

misunderstanding me then okay that's

fine all right so let me respond can I

what are you responding to I'm

responding to you I'm respond I wrote

down what you said I wrote down what you

said so I'm responding you're wasting my

time what did they say I'm about to say

it I'm responding okay so you mentioned

how you mentioned how that Jesus the Old

Testament prophecies about Jesus we

won't find Jesus prophesied by name in

the Old Testament however we can find

descriptions of him in these Old

Testament prophecies and likewise it

will be like Muhammad where we don't

find his name explicitly but we can the

Quran says we'll find his descriptions

however this is where you have a problem

Manel your problem is is that your Quran

says will find him by name it says it it

says Jesus said a messenger named ahid

will come after me so I'm asking where

did he say this wait pause so this is

where you I have you know it's a false

equivocation it's not the same thing

it's a false parallel with Jesus the

Bible doesn't say in the Old Testament

we'll find the Messiah by name however

we do Isaiah 49:6 it mentions Yeshua the

salvation of Christ so we do find him by

name so wait wait so pause look here's

the here's the thing don't make claims

wait here have a discussion engage with

me I am but I need you to engage with me

so look so look you said look you said

that you we find descriptions of

Muhammad right we don't have to find his

name which it says that elsewhere in

7157 that we we find him written okay

that you know doesn't by name do you

have the Bibles 61 wait 61 verse6 finish

what you because because you don't seem

to be engaging well I'm engaging with

you directly you're not engaged with me

you're not listening to my clarification

let's listen to each other

61:6 says a is mentioned by name where

I'll answer again you do not have the

document surviving I'll tell you why the

existence wait say that part again sorry

say repeat just I didn't hear you do not

possess the documents in which we can

find these names and I'll will tell you

why because Christians have been as well

as the Jewish people throughout the

centuries

corrupting corrupting corrupting these

soal words attributed to the prophets

and Messengers and vice persons beauti

for example I alluded to you how the

corruption took place even even in the

first 400 years of Christianity people

were corrupting the test text left right

and center now what's more important

about the God we worship or so-called

prophecies here and there what's more

important oh well I'll you it's it's

really it's true like for example if if

Allah says anything wrong in the Quran

about him anything if he says princip of

God okay do do can God be wrong about

anything um let me answer no it's a yes

or no please cuz it's my turn to speak

he want me to answer yet in a control I

I'll get you I'll get you hold on can

God God be wrong in

anything can God be wrong about anything

let me answer it's a yes or no so I can

continue um do you want me to answer no

no that's okay so so the answer as we

get from the crowd is a no okay I hope

you agree I don't know you might be a

irrelevant you allow me to answer you're

so we'll see Contin so the answer for

the crowd in most Muslims will be I'm

speaking you and I'm just letting you

know the true going speak to me it's

very fa it's very fair because you won

so I need to ask your supporters got to

ask people you didn't question question

you didn't answer the question ask ask

okay can Allah can God be wrong about

anything yes or no are you finished yes

or

no let the crowd tell him ask him is he

finished it's a it's a yes or no so I

can you I I have I'm I'm asking this for

a reason I am going to answer but I

don't want you to interrupt all right

pause yeah so no so it's okay it's it's

I don't I don't want you to answer I

don't want you to answer it's okay I

don't want to talk to you that's fine

because you don't run away now man don't

run away now man come on man don't run

away now come on my time or your time

come on

my yo come on man come on

man really sh you is no it's it's

terrible

look we busted your game right if you

want to continue you just busted Allah

and Muhammad we busted your you busted

Muhammad I'm about to show you out

that's why you don't want to answer if

you want to engage with me talking

that's why you don't want to answer my

answer that's why you don't want to

answer you busted your game that's why

you don't want to answer the question

have you finished okay how about I'm

going just respond have you finished

your question no I haven't okay finish

your question okay thank you all right

so it's it's okay we good we here we

here we here we good so so the question

was can Allah be wrong about anything

mon refused to answer the question but

everybody else everybody else yes you

not W relax relx yes I did yes yes it's

a yes or no Mon it's a yes or no

mon we right here we're here right here

FOC does it

mean Focus that shows the intellectual

maturity of the Christian Crow

shame hey hey the Christians have the

intellectual capacity to answer a simple

question hey good job Christians good

job Christians good job Christi

yes

yes come on man

Christ Christ we realiz as we now as we

now realize you are not sincere to have

a discussion with a Muslim I don't think

you're sincere you haven't been able to

answer

question why why are you refusing to

answer a question I hav't refused yes

you have you are not allowing me to

respond it's here it is it's all can

Allah I be wrong yes or no man yes say

yes or no answer the question he's not

finished say yes or no okay stop there

can I answer it's say yes or no can I

answer it just give me yes look can I

answer look let let me tell he have a

verbal diarrhea let me let me tell you

why let me tell you a verbal diarrhea

let me tell you why can't finish asking

the

question of course so so here it is here

it

is I got you I got you hold on hold on I

got say I got I got to say this I got to

say this can you answer so I want to

answer now so it's a yes or no going to

answer once you give me a yes or no then

I'm going continue my

yeah I'm going continue my turn after

the yes or no I went to answer are you

afraid to here it is are you scared of

so you spoke you spoke for at least

about a minute you spoke about at least

a minute right okay but here's my thing

no it's a yes or no and then I go you're

scared of the you will carry on

afterwards so it's a yes or

no are you scared to hear the answer I

want a yes or

no yes or no

okay you know you know what you know

what the answer the answer is God cannot

be wrong in anything thank

you I answer I answered without saying

yes I didn't play your game I didn't

play his game I was able to answer

without saying yes or no thank you thank

you thank all guys your game was busted

oh you're right you're right right and

now and now okay my game was bust my

game was busted and now we're about to

see how Muhammad just got busted by you

you you busted Muhammad let me show you

how because now now watch this guys so

look now watch this so so the concept of

God is important right the concept of

God is important I got you relax relax

relax so the concept of God is important

so the concept of God the concept of God

so one of the uh intricate

characteristics of him is that he cannot

be wrong he cannot be f absolutely okay

good so if he gets this

wrong if if he says that that uh Jesus

mentioned AIT to come after him and it

didn't happen then Allah is not God in

the Quran he's not God cuz he fails when

it comes to the concept of the true God

he can't be wrong so that's why we're

investigating this this is important and

wait wait wait no I'm not okay cuz I got

to get back to what you said okay so

move up a bit yeah sorry sorry about

that sor

so look so look so when you say for

example that um that we cannot we don't

have any of the documents where we can

see or verify where Jesus said this we

have no evidence of this claim right

that's what you said we don't have any

evidence really of Jesus's words that's

what you said so we can't find this so

what you because yeah what you said you

said that you have a memory problem I I

I have Perfect Memory know sometimes I

lose my memory that's fine wor it's good

it's good so you said this is because

because over the centuries second third

fourth and fifth century the Christians

have corrupted their scripture and

that's why we cannot find the true words

of Jesus for example him mentioning that

Offman will come after him so you just

busted Muhammad where your Quran says

and Allah by the way because Allah says

that they had the injil they had the

gospel that Jesus preached they had it

with them and in that in that wait wait

you saying that we don't

okay good so what so what is the let me

tell you exactly so now it's my turn to

speak absolutely what is the I'll and

then I'll go back to the concept of what

is theil so now the inil is what God

gave to ISA what was that you

interrupting explain it you interrupting

me the whole time let speak do you have

a problem of letting people speak I have

I have a problem of letting people lie

I'm trying to help you be on track you

just called me yes I do end of

discussion

he couldn't tell me what the was he

calls me a liar he should have at least

have should at least have after you

after you tried to insult my

intelligence after you insulted my

intelligence and now he can dish out

what you can't take EXC you can just sh

what you can't say I'm not interested in

speaking to someone who accused people

of lying you accuse me of having memory

problem of of of of of messing up your

words so so you can insult my

intelligence but I can't I can't is

you're a liar is there anyone else

capable to speak about is there anybody

else who's a Muslim that could tell me

where the heck can I find Jesus saying

off meone any Muslims any Muslim any

Muslims any

Muslim any

Muslim any Muslim all right take care

all right guys all right guys say bye

say

bye

bye bye

go this

side so

guys get get get get some space get some

space so

guys well done man yeah let's hold on

let me do this ra up let me do this ra

up guys guys yeah we're doing a wrap up

guys guys this is why this is important

okay I I don't want you guys to get lost

in all the commotion the reason the

reason why the questions that I asked

was important cuz each and every one of

y'all can do it all y'all got to do is

ask simple questions and they can't

prove nothing they say they can't do it

but here's the problem is because the

Quran itself puts them in a bind the

Quran notice how he's trying to say um

that you know in the Old Testament we'll

find descriptions of Jesus but not by

name so we shouldn't expect the same of

Muhammad uhoh hold on time out your

Quran says we'll find Muhammad by name

so if we don't find Muhammad by name

then the Quran is false muham is a false

prophet and Allah is a liar wait wait

wait wait it's been

corrupted it's been corrupted we busted

you it's been corrupted you didn't bust

me you busted Allah and Muhammad because

Muhammad says that the inil is in my

hands that I have it and that if I go

into it I can find Muhammad written in

it that I can find the words of Jesus

preaching off me so if I can't the Quran

is false Allah is a false god Muhammad

is a pagan Prophet that's what we have

so what he just did was showed us how

Quran has no answers amen the most

intellectual smartest clever of them

have no answers to the simplest

questions nothing about

nothing deep just simple questions and

it was over you had to run bye mon