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2016

A collection of 86 issues

More on the Importance of Bible Translations

In this installment https://answeringislam.blog/worshiping-the-lord-jesus-christ/, we will provide further examples of some of the differences among the various English translations of the Holy Bible that may affect the beliefs and theology of those reading them. Our purpose here is not to endorse one particular version over against another,

Did Jesus Really Misquote Psalm 22:1?

Denis Giron Today I visited Paul Williams’ Blogging Theology site, and saw an interesting article by Eric bin Kisam, titled Eli Eli lama sabachthani – a case of misquoting Psalms? The article focuses on what can be inferred from the Semitic phrase attributed to Jesus on the cross by the Gospels

Muhammad – Underneath the Glorious Feet of the Lord Jesus! Pt. 1

In his jihad against Christianity Paul Bilal Williams likes to go on the twitter accounts of Christian scholars, theologians, pastors, and/or apologists in order stalk them with tweets assaulting the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. Since the best way to deal with stalkers is to give them a

Worshiping the Lord Jesus Christ

How Bible Translations Matter In this article we are going to see how various Bible versions translate the Greek word typically rendered as worship, namely proskyneo, in reference to the Lord Jesus. This will show why choosing the right Bible translation, and learning how to correctly interpret words in their

Are Hell and the Lake of Fire One and the Same Place?

In this short post I am going to establish that the place called hell (Greek geenna/gehenna), which the Lord Jesus mentions all throughout the Gospels, is the same as the lake of fire that John the Apostle spoke of in the book of Revelation. According to the Lord, hell

OT References to Hell in the King James Bible

The Authorized King James Version (AV) of the Holy Bible renders two different words as hell, namely the Hebrew term Sheol (Greek – Hades) and the Greek phrase Gehenna. Sheol/Hades typically refers to the abode of the disembodied dead, the place where the spirits/souls of the departed go to

John MacArthur’s Exposition of our Lord’s Use of Psalm 110:1

In light of our recent rebuttal https://answeringislam.blog/how-jesus-definition-of-god-proves-muhammad-was-an-antichrist/ to Paul Williams’ post of a meme from a unitarian heretic’s misuse of Mark 12:28-34 https://bloggingtheology.net/2016/09/10/the-definition-of-god-given-by-jesus-in-mark-1229/, we’ve decided to switch gears by quoting a conservative interpretation of our risen Lord’s

None Named John Before the Baptist?

Another Quranic Blunder According to the Quran, the name “John” hadn’t been given to anyone before the Baptist: (Allah said) “O Zakariya (Zachariah)! Verily, We give you the glad tidings of a son, His name will be Yahya (John). We have given that name to none before (him).” S.

How Jesus’ definition of God proves Muhammad was an antichrist

Muslim polemicist Paul Bilal Williams never learns. In his jihad against the truth of the Lord Jesus Christ, Williams constantly posts articles, memes, lectures etc., by anti-Trinitarian heretics or Christ-denying rabbis, without thinking or caring about whether the objections raised by the enemies of the Gospel end up refuting his

Revisiting the story of the Lord Jesus and Zacchaeus

Williams attempted to respond to my post refuting his blatant distortion of Jesus’ visiting the home of as recorded in Luke 19:1-10: https://answeringislam.blog/jesus-christ-gods-salvation-has-come/. Here is what he says: “Sam: I reject your interpretation of the passage. It is Zacchaeus’s expressed intention to repent and do