Muslims needs to read this about the early church leaders, part four

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Ignatius. He was Bishop of Antioch in AD 70 and was martyred in AD 107. He authored a collection of letters which still exist and in which he quotes from the Gospel of Christ as well as from the letters of the apostles.

According to Muslims, are the Bible have been changed? Part Six

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By the seventh century after Christ, the copies of the Bible were numbered in the thousands; whether in the original languages or in the different translations. Those copies were circulated in the hands of Christians and non-Christians sects, in every country and in every nation. Furthermore, there was no military might, nor civilian authority, nor religious organizations, nor government powers that could have the legitimate warrant or legal jurisdiction that would enable them to spread their arms and reach out to every part of the world, with purpose of confiscating and changing every copy of the Bible. The job of collecting the thousands of copies of the Bible was and still is most impossible. Moreover, a big number of the ancient manuscripts, in the original languages and in different translations, are found in a number of the world's major museums. Besides, it was no surprise that all those ancient copies were in perfect harmony. Likewise, the Bible uniquely distinguishes itself from all other books, in this world, in that it is the only Book that has the most ancient manuscripts in existence today, and no other book can make that claim. Therefore, anyone who accuses the Bible of being altered is denying history itself and that is an attitude of ignorance.        

Muslims needs to read this about the early church leaders, part three

Hermas, a contemporary of the Apostle Paul. He is mentioned in Paul's letter to the Romans (16:14). He wrote a three-volume work at the end of the first century which was regarded highly by the ancients; in it he quotes extensively from the books of the New Testament.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKH-sInknQM

According to Muslims, are the Bible have been changed? Part Five

If the Bible has been tampered with and changed, why then the accusers have not presented a list of those verses that were supposed to have been changed, accompanied by a list of the original with an explanation of the purpose behind the change? The Bible was translated into Arabic in the days of Mohammad and was circulated among the Christian Arabian tribes such as Himiar, Ghassam,Najran, El-hira, and other. Also, it was in the hands of Mohammad himself, who of course, read it as did those who came before him. (Jonah 94); therefore, if there was any change of alteration in the Bible, the accusers would have kept the original text to prove their cause and claims.

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Muslims needs to read this about the early church leaders, part two

Clement, Bishop of Rome. He worked with the Apostle Paul (Philippians 4:3) and wrote an epistle to the church at Corinth. He quoted many of the words of Jesus from the Gospel, as well as the words of the apostles from various New Testament epistles. It is believed that he was appointed to his position as bishop in AD91 and that he died in AD100.

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According to Muslims, are the Bible have been changed? Part Four

Was it possible for the different Jewish sects to agree to the alterations of the Torah in favor of Christianity? Ha! As you well know, the Jews in those times were lurking for the Christians and raring to launch their attack against the Christians had the Christians introduced even one  single alteration to the Bible. Especially when the Jews were strongly protective of their Torah to the extent that they knew the number of its letters and its words so that nations used their strict reservation in guarding it, as a proverb, among themselves. For that reason, it was impossible to alter or change the Bible.

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Muslims needs to read this about the early church leaders, part one

Barnabas. He worked along with the Apostle Paul (Acts 13:2,3,46,47 and 1 Corinthians 9:6), is called an apostle (Acts 14:14), and authored a letter which occupied a prominent place among the ancients and which still exists. In this letter, he recognizes the Gospel of Christ according to Matthew, referring to it with the words, "it is written." The Jews used this expression only when quoting from books they regarded as sacred. Barnabas cited much from the New Testament, such as Christ's miracles, His calling the twelve disciples, His being scourged, slapped and mocked by soldiers, His resurrection and ascension.

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