Prophecy in Genesis 17:20 about Prophet Muhammad (SAW) & refuting common objections
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God says regarding Ishmael, i'll make him into a great nation and will bless him
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God says regarding Ishmael, i'll make him into a great nation and will bless him
2/19 The Great Nation promise here without a doubt is spiritual as its clear from the context.
Living and dying before God means spiritual
Living and dying before God means spiritual
3/19 Moses explains what a Great Nation is According to God,
Thoose who observe Laws and regulations and worship God alone who's near whenever we call upon him
Thoose who observe Laws and regulations and worship God alone who's near whenever we call upon him
4/19 we know from History the Ishmaelites became such God fearing, Monotheistic and observing God's commands only after the coming of Prophet Muhammad (SAW)
They were idolaters and living in ignorance before him
They were idolaters and living in ignorance before him
5/19 Jewish Rabbis Behind the Stone Edition Chumash commentary Admit on pg-76 this prophecy was fulfilled in Prophet Muhammad (SAW)
6/19 according to Gematria (a Jewish exegetical method) the numerical value of this word equal to โMuhammadโ as Stated by Samuel al-maghribi a jew who became a Muslim
Accepted by renowned Rabbi Mimonidies as well.
Accepted by renowned Rabbi Mimonidies as well.
7/19 Video explanation of the above Gematria:
(I can affirm what Ali Attaie saying here because i met a Jew myself who said it was Fulfilled in Prophet Muhammad (SAW))
(I can affirm what Ali Attaie saying here because i met a Jew myself who said it was Fulfilled in Prophet Muhammad (SAW))
8/19 Qur'ฤn affirms the promise of Ishmael was fulfilled in Prophet Muhammad (SAW)
9/19 let's answer some objections
First objection, Doesn't the Bible call Ishmael a Wild ass of a man, who's hand will be against everyone and will live in hostility with everyone?
First objection, Doesn't the Bible call Ishmael a Wild ass of a man, who's hand will be against everyone and will live in hostility with everyone?
10/19 firstly, The Samaritan Text of the Torah says,
โFruitfulโ instead of โWild assโ
โhands with everyoneโ instead of โagainstโ
โdwell among his brethrenโ instead of โlive in Hostilityโ.
โFruitfulโ instead of โWild assโ
โhands with everyoneโ instead of โagainstโ
โdwell among his brethrenโ instead of โlive in Hostilityโ.
11/19 Secondly, Wild ass isn't an insult anyway,
Jacob is called a wild ass in Gen 49:22 yet you believe prophets came through him
Jacob is called a wild ass in Gen 49:22 yet you believe prophets came through him
12/19 Second Objection, doesn't Gen 17:19 say,
โI'll establish my Covanent with Issac as an evarlasting Covanentโ ?
(so it excludes an Ishamaelite Prophet)
โI'll establish my Covanent with Issac as an evarlasting Covanentโ ?
(so it excludes an Ishamaelite Prophet)
13/19 The Hebrew word used there โOwlamโ can mean a long period of time as well, not necessarily Eternal.
In Numbers 25:13 God promises an Eternal Covanent
But in 1 Sam 2:30 it's broken. Hence proven, in future it can be given to someone else
In Numbers 25:13 God promises an Eternal Covanent
But in 1 Sam 2:30 it's broken. Hence proven, in future it can be given to someone else
14/19 Both the Old and the New Testament confirm the Covanent will be given to another Nation (Ishmaelites)
15/19 Qur'ฤn Affirms the Covanent was with Issac and prophets came through his offspring at his time
Later was Given to Muhammad
Later was Given to Muhammad
16/19 Third objection, doesn't Gen 25 is the fulfillment?
No, nowhere does it say it's the fulfillment of Gen 17:20, but for the sake of argument even if we agree it was Fulfilled, it can still have an ultimate later fulfillment
No, nowhere does it say it's the fulfillment of Gen 17:20, but for the sake of argument even if we agree it was Fulfilled, it can still have an ultimate later fulfillment
17/19 in 1 king 8 There's a Prophecy which was explicitly fulfilled in 2 Samuel 7, yet the NT applies it to Jesus
18/19 Pulpit Commentary Admit it was already fulfilled but that was just partially
So if an already fulfilled prophecy can be applied to Jesus,
why do you reject the prophecy of the Great Nation which the Rabbis themselve admit was fulfilled in Prophet Muhammad at first hand?
So if an already fulfilled prophecy can be applied to Jesus,
why do you reject the prophecy of the Great Nation which the Rabbis themselve admit was fulfilled in Prophet Muhammad at first hand?
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