How the Word Can be Confusing When the Right Word is not Used

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Apr 19, 2021 at 12:43

DNM:
Once again, you have provided yet another cause of misappropriating the words of the ancients in the battle for the minds of those whose search for the meaning of life unknown was in response to the message that came from the Gospel of the Jewish Rabbi after His crucifixion by the Romans at the hands of the religious authorities of the time. Even at the time those messages were being written in Syriac/Aramaic, the original persecutors had already commenced the disinformation of the original enemies of the Nazarene and when taking the message to the children of Ishmael, caused it to be corrupted. By the time the beginning of Islam was emerging, the message had been diluted to a religious tome of uncertain sources and thus became unreliable at the hands of those who hand no intention in believing in the salvation of the Savior of the world. After all, the testimony of the crucified Savior is the Word from Israel and is Jewish in origin.
Thanks DNM, for helping to set this out.

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