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In this series, the LORD commands to kill 1) the Uncircumcised, 2) the one who curses his father or his mother, 3) the gay, 4) the Zoosexual together with the animal, 5) whosoever does work in the Sabbath! 6) Your brother, your son, etc. if they try to turn you away from the LORD and 7) all who live in that town, 8) the false prophet and 9) all the Midianites.
However, Moses was angry with the officers of the army and commanded them to kill the women and the Boys!
In this article, the LORD commands to kill all the Midianites. None of these Commandments are found in the Quran!
written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
In this series, the LORD commands to kill 1) the Uncircumcised, 2) the one who curses his father or his mother, 3) the gay, 4) the Zoosexual together with the animal, 5) whosoever does work in the Sabbath! 6) Your brother, your son, etc. if they try to turn you away from the LORD and 7) all who live in that town, 8) the false prophet and 9) all the Midianites.
However, Moses was angry with the officers of the army and commanded them to kill the women and the Boys!
In this article, the LORD commands to kill all the Midianites. None of these Commandments are found in the Quran!
written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
In this series, the LORD commands to kill 1) the Uncircumcised, 2) the one who curses his father or his mother, 3) the gay, 4) the Zoosexual together with the animal, 5) whosoever does work in the Sabbath! 6) Your brother, your son, etc. if they try to turn you away from the LORD and 7) all who live in that town, 8) the false prophet and 9) all the Midianites.
However, Moses was angry with the officers of the army and commanded them to kill the women and the Boys!
In this article, the LORD commands to kill all the Midianites. None of these Commandments are found in the Quran!
written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
In this series, the LORD commands to kill 1) the Uncircumcised, 2) the one who curses his father or his mother, 3) the gay, 4) the Zoosexual together with the animal, 5) whosoever does work in the Sabbath! 6) Your brother, your son, etc. if they try to turn you away from the LORD and 7) all who live in that town and 8) the false prophet
In this article, the LORD commands to kill all the Midianites. None of these Commandments are found in the Quran!
written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
In this series, the LORD commands to kill 1) the Uncircumcised, 2) the one who curses his father or his mother, 3) the gay, 4) the Zoosexual together with the animal, 5) whosoever does work in the Sabbath! 6) Your brother, your son, etc. if they try to turn you away from the LORD and 7) all who live in that town and 8) the false prophet
In this article, the LORD commands to kill all the Midianites. None of these Commandments are found in the Quran!
written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
In this series, the LORD commands to kill 1) the Uncircumcised, 2) the one who curses his father or his mother, 3) the gay, 4) the Zoosexual together with the animal, 5) whosoever does work in the Sabbath! 6) Your brother, your son, etc. if they try to turn you away from the LORD and 7) all who live in that town and 8) the false prophet
In this article, the LORD commands to kill all the Midianites. None of these Commandments are found in the Quran!
written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
In this series, the LORD commands to kill 1) the Uncircumcised, 2) the one who curses his father or his mother, 3) the gay, 4) the Zoosexual together with the animal, 5) whosoever does work in the Sabbath! 6) Your brother, your son, etc. if they try to turn you away from the LORD and 7) all who live in that town and 8) the false prophet
In this article, the LORD commands to kill all the Midianites. None of these Commandments are found in the Quran!
written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Last verse in chapter (34) of the Old Testament (and verses 25-30) is talking about Shechem, the son of Hamor, he loved Dinah the daughter of Jacob very much and wanted to marry her and was willing to do whatever Jacob commanded him! What was the result? The sons of Jacob, took their swords, and came upon the city boldly, slew Hamor and Shechem, slew all the males and spoiled the city and took the sheep, the oxen, the asses, and that which was in the city, and that which was in the field, and took all their wealth, and all their little ones, and their wives took they captive, and spoiled even all that was in the houses. Had Hitler done like that?
The Last verse in chapter (34) of the New Testament talks about all the sick in the streets that touched Jesus was healed.
The Last verse in chapter (34) of the Noble Quran talks about a barrier is set between the disbelievers and what they crave, in the way of faith just as was done with their counterparts formerly i.e., before them.
Indeed they used to be in hopeless doubt, causing them to have misgivings about that in which they now believe. They were in manifest doubt about the Creator of the heavens and the earth. And Allah knows best the all the hidden secrets.
Also, it is said that, when they die, the disbelievers crave to be believers to avoid the horrible fate that is waiting for them. But a barrier is set between them and what they crave. This meaning is not found in the Bible.
written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Last verse in chapter (34) of the Old Testament (and verses 25-30) is talking about Shechem, the son of Hamor, he loved Dinah the daughter of Jacob very much and wanted to marry her and was willing to do whatever Jacob commanded him! What was the result? The sons of Jacob, took their swords, and came upon the city boldly, slew Hamor and Shechem, slew all the males and spoiled the city and took the sheep, the oxen, the asses, and that which was in the city, and that which was in the field, and took all their wealth, and all their little ones, and their wives took they captive, and spoiled even all that was in the houses. Had Hitler done like that?
The Last verse in chapter (34) of the New Testament talks about all the sick in the streets that touched Jesus was healed.
The Last verse in chapter (34) of the Noble Quran talks about a barrier is set between the disbelievers and what they crave, in the way of faith just as was done with their counterparts formerly i.e., before them.
Indeed they used to be in hopeless doubt, causing them to have misgivings about that in which they now believe. They were in manifest doubt about the Creator of the heavens and the earth. And Allah knows best the all the hidden secrets.
Also, it is said that, when they die, the disbelievers crave to be believers to avoid the horrible fate that is waiting for them. But a barrier is set between them and what they crave. This meaning is not found in the Bible.
written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Last verse in chapter (34) of the Old Testament (and verses 25-30) is talking about Shechem, the son of Hamor, he loved Dinah the daughter of Jacob very much and wanted to marry her and was willing to do whatever Jacob commanded him! What was the result? The sons of Jacob, took their swords, and came upon the city boldly, slew Hamor and Shechem, slew all the males and spoiled the city and took the sheep, the oxen, the asses, and that which was in the city, and that which was in the field, and took all their wealth, and all their little ones, and their wives took they captive, and spoiled even all that was in the houses. Had Hitler done like that?
The Last verse in chapter (34) of the New Testament talks about all the sick in the streets that touched Jesus was healed.
The Last verse in chapter (34) of the Noble Quran talks about a barrier is set between the disbelievers and what they crave, in the way of faith just as was done with their counterparts formerly i.e., before them.
Indeed they used to be in hopeless doubt, causing them to have misgivings about that in which they now believe. They were in manifest doubt about the Creator of the heavens and the earth. And Allah knows best the all the hidden secrets.
Also, it is said that, when they die, the disbelievers crave to be believers to avoid the horrible fate that is waiting for them. But a barrier is set between them and what they crave. This meaning is not found in the Bible.
written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Last verse in chapter (34) of the Old Testament (and verses 25-30) is talking about Shechem, the son of Hamor, he loved Dinah the daughter of Jacob very much and wanted to marry her and was willing to do whatever Jacob commanded him! What was the result? The sons of Jacob, took their swords, and came upon the city boldly, slew Hamor and Shechem, slew all the males and spoiled the city and took the sheep, the oxen, the asses, and that which was in the city, and that which was in the field, and took all their wealth, and all their little ones, and their wives took they captive, and spoiled even all that was in the houses. Had Hitler done like that?
The Last verse in chapter (34) of the New Testament talks about all the sick in the streets that touched Jesus was healed.
The Last verse in chapter (34) of the Noble Quran talks about a barrier is set between the disbelievers and what they crave, in the way of faith just as was done with their counterparts formerly i.e., before them.
Indeed they used to be in hopeless doubt, causing them to have misgivings about that in which they now believe. They were in manifest doubt about the Creator of the heavens and the earth. And Allah knows best the all the hidden secrets.
Also, it is said that, when they die, the disbelievers crave to be believers to avoid the horrible fate that is waiting for them. But a barrier is set between them and what they crave. This meaning is not found in the Bible.
written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Last verse in chapter (34) of the Old Testament (and verses 25-30) is talking about Shechem, the son of Hamor, he loved Dinah the daughter of Jacob very much and wanted to marry her and was willing to do whatever Jacob commanded him! What was the result? The sons of Jacob, took their swords, and came upon the city boldly, slew Hamor and Shechem, slew all the males and spoiled the city and took the sheep, the oxen, the asses, and that which was in the city, and that which was in the field, and took all their wealth, and all their little ones, and their wives took they captive, and spoiled even all that was in the houses. Had Hitler done like that?
The Last verse in chapter (34) of the New Testament talks about all the sick in the streets that touched Jesus was healed.
The Last verse in chapter (34) of the Noble Quran talks about a barrier is set between the disbelievers and what they crave, in the way of faith just as was done with their counterparts formerly i.e., before them.
Indeed they used to be in hopeless doubt, causing them to have misgivings about that in which they now believe. They were in manifest doubt about the Creator of the heavens and the earth. And Allah knows best the all the hidden secrets.
Also, it is said that, when they die, the disbelievers crave to be believers to avoid the horrible fate that is waiting for them. But a barrier is set between them and what they crave. This meaning is not found in the Bible.
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