Allah is NOT Jesus Christ…

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Charles Page | PentecostalTheology.com

               

If you don’t like Allah you aren’t going to like God!

29 Comments

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Stacy-Jeff Justice

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Joseph L. Arnold

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Jim Kingsnorth

    Allah is Satan, he is not God. If you believe Allah is God, you are greatly deceived!

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Henry Branton

    What?

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Junior Davis

    I just unfollowed Pentecostal theology

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Henry Volk

    Words are merely temporal signifiers that point to concepts beyond themselves. Therefore, “Allah” is only the Arabic word that signifies the “the Divine” and is no different than the word God. However, it is only the concept signified that is idolatrous. In this cause, Mohamed’s conception of the Deity. Apparently, Charles thinks that the Christian conception of God is even more graceless than its Islamic counterpart, which is idolatrous. I couldn’t see him going the Liberal route and saying they’re exactly the same, which is also idolatrous.

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Drew Banacos

    Allah is the Arabic word for God. Just like Dios is Spanish. Or Theos is Greek. That’s where we get the word theology from. Do we expect many Christians in the Middle East to use the English word when they speak Arabic?

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Jon Sellers

    Charles Page does not live in the Middle East, is not Arabic and therefore does not traditionally use the word allah to refer to the Father of Jesus Christ. If you are a missionary in Arabic speaking countries I can see value in using allah. Missionaries have to use words that people relate to and understand, so common language terms for deity are used regularly.

    So in this context here in the US, on this page ,what is the point? If you want to say that Arabic speakers can use the term allah and refer to the God and Father of Jesus Christ, fine. But otherwise it seems this post is simply inflammatory and is bringing more confusion and argument than light. What is your intention, Charles Page?

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Anthony Lombard

    Sounds like academic nonsense to me. Henry Volk is not the last word on “words”. Context does mean something!

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Adela Liliana Haragos Dina

    Allah is the name of the Muslim god. I’m not a scholar and I know this. How easily are you lead astray?! Even the Muslims agree on this. Be careful not to let your own ‘wisdom’ overcome the truth. It is written that He keeps Himself hidden from those who do not seek Him earnestly; like the pharisees.

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Jon Sellers

    Adela Liliana Haragos Dina, that is true for Muslims, but some Middle Eastern and Palestinian Christians also use the word allah to refer to the god of the bible. But I think it would be best if all Christians refrained from using the term because of the way Muslims have taken it for themselves.

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Charles Page

    My Muslim friends use the word God when they talk to me, is that alright?

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Jon Sellers

    They are wise.

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Jon Sellers

    It should be clear that the depiction of Allah in the Quran is nothing like the depiction of the God and Father of Jesus Christ in the bible. They are light years apart. The god of the Muslims is a evil despot and a false divine. He is not real, does not exist and any attempt to link them is error.

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Charles Page

    That is a debatable point.
    I would agree that the Christian’s Bible (depictions of their triune God) at the time of the writings of the Quran were “light years apart” and are comparable to the linage of Abraham through Ishmael.

    I’m not sure we can say the Muslim deity does not exist but we can say that the messengers of Mohammed are despotic and evil. We can say the Quran is a misrepresentation of the God of Abraham.

    This will be enough for you to be an infidel and beheaded.

    One point of the Muslim belief of allah is that he cannot be insulted. You can insult their prophet.

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    J Mack Taylor

    i left this group weeks ago. how do i keep getting these posts?

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Jon Sellers

    If Mohammed had derived his doctrine from the bible and made some mistakes we could simply say that he was a sloppy theologian or a sloppy bible scholar and made some mistakes. But a simple confession of the orthodox creeds regarding Jesus would allow us to say that his Arabic Allah was the god of the bible. But since most of the doctrine of God in the Quran comes from the imagination of Mohammed and his need to manipulate his followers by making up words from Allah and the character of Allah is not similar to Jesus, then clearly Allah of Mohammed is a false god, an imagined god, an idol and not to be taken seriously. Any supposed similarities to Yahweh are simply contrivances of Mohammed in his attempt to gain legitimacy.

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Jon Sellers

    The truth about Jesus was mostly available to Mohammed through his contacts with Nestorian Christians in his area. But he rejected the essential truths of Jesus in order to create his own religion. By doing this he made himself a heretic, an unbeliver, and all his writings are error, a lie and a deception.

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    John Palacios

    The only name heaven and hell knows is Jesus

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    William Wallace

    Allah may the Arabic word for god but the mohammedan god IS NOT the same God of the Church.

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    Mort N Summer Javadi

    Deuteronomy 33:26
    There is none like unto the God of Yeshurun, who rideth upon the heaven in thy help, and in his excellency on the sky.

  • Reply November 19, 2016

    James L Alldredge

    Every word has 2 meanings, one for the speaker and one to the hearer, he who has an ear, let him hear…

  • Reply November 20, 2016

    Bernard Jefferson

    With all this talk about what’s correct maybe the only way to go would be to use “YHWH” to know the living God, the God of Abraham.

  • Reply November 20, 2016

    Nicole Traviss-Mackenzie

    Allah is the word God in Arabic, yes for sure. But l think you need to watch out when you say it personally and no in your heart your servicing a different God then Muslims. That’s why alot of Muslims that convert call on the name Jesus not Allah because they know the God they call Allah is not the real God, the name extremists have been beheading for, so Allah is a stained name for us. And plus jesus is the name your suppose to call out to and everything is suppose to be in Jesus name, and it doesn’t take a scholar to know that, that’s just common sense if you read the Bible and apply it that is. So to the unbeliever watch what name you say to them because they may not understand your logic.

  • Reply November 20, 2016

    Daniel Blaylock

    When did Allah become a Trinity of three, other-focused, self-giving Persons bound together in holy love or send His Son to rescue sinners?
    I’ll keep the God revealed in the Incarnation and described in the New Testament.

  • Reply April 15, 2017

    Link Hudson

    Indonesian Bible, John 1:1
    Pada mulanya adalah Firman; Firman itu bersama-sama dengan Allah dan Firman itu adalah Allah.

    – Notice the word ‘Allah’ there.
    – Millions of Christians call God ‘Allah’, including Pentecostal Christians.
    – The historical evidence supports the claim that before Muhammad, Arabic-speaking Christians called God ‘Allah’.
    – ‘Allah’ is believed to be cognate with the Hebrew words ‘Eloah’ and ‘Elohim.’
    – Whether Christians and Muslims have the same concept of God and whether ‘Allah is a legitimate word for ‘God’ are two different issues.

  • Reply April 15, 2017

    Link Hudson

    The Assemblies of God have ‘Allah’ in the name of their denomination’s name in Indonesia. The COG goes by ‘Bethel Church of Indonesia’, but they refer to God as ‘Allah’ in their sermons and its in the Bible translation just about every church uses.

    A link to a COG pastor in Indonesia’s sermon, which refers to God as ‘Allah.’
    http://gbipalmerah.blogspot.co.id/2014/11/pastoer-message-pdt-dr-ir-niko_55.html

  • Reply April 15, 2017

    Link Hudson

    The last I talked with Tommy Smith, which was admitted many years ago, he certainly seemed solidly Pentecostal in his beliefs.

    https://cogwm.org/challenges-to-the-indonesia-harvest/

  • Reply May 23, 2017

    Jonathan Julius

    Who is allah ????

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