Comments on: Dreams and Visions of Jesus

By: ONE UMMAH

ONE UMMAH — Mon, 15 Nov 2010 20:47:46 +0000

how can Jesus be God....so your saying that God was crucified?.....ummm ok ...yeah that makes sense!!! ...so God ate food?....so God died and resurrected His own self....someone plz stop me when this actually starts to make sense !!

By: MAkram

MAkram — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 15:06:46 +0000

even a kid in a 3rd world country, has the capicity to see that a man cannot be god, but with all your superior univercities and education, you cannot see this internal/external reality.
every being apart from angels and demons (god also) are not from adam and eve.. the rest of mankind is all from them (our father and mother) including jesus, muhammad etc (all the prophets/messengers)

may allah (aka god) guide you all to the one true path of one god and peace

By: Jacob Hopper

Jacob Hopper — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 08:33:01 +0000

Greetings Mohamad,

I must say that is an interesting story, but it doesn't mean that he is not following the Truth. You should be aware that Satan will do anything to deceive people who are with the Lord, even as far as to plant false dreams into the minds of the children of Christ to lead them away from God. I'm not offending you but that is something you should consider.

In Christ

Jacob Hopper

By: Aden

Aden — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 09:22:58 +0000

The two books Quran and the Bible speak about Jesus but differently. which one of the two is the true? Please consider the pedictions and its accomplishment you will see that the Bible is accurate. The Quran present Jesus as a prophet but the Bible present Jesus as the GOD of eternity. Many muslims say that Jesus has never said that He is God, they are wrong. Jesus did speak as GOD himself and accept worship . Read the entire Bible you will find Jesus throughout it. Accept Jesus as your God before his comming because He is the one who will judge everyone. The Bible says in John 3:18, he who believes in Jesus is not condemned; he who does not believe in him is condemned already.....

By: muslimah

muslimah — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 23:17:38 +0000

muslims believe that jesus is going to return in the end times, since that is near, they are seeing dreams about him. He's one of our beloved prophets, but he is definitely not God. open your eyes all muslims, christians and jews, we all follow Abraham's faith, believe in one God and his prophets. all good people in the world should unite to make it a better place. One God, one Humanity.

By: Biblical Prophecies - Religion and Philosophy - Page 7 - City-Data Forum

Biblical Prophecies - Religion and Philosophy - Page 7 - City-Data Forum — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 06:52:55 +0000

[...] Originally Posted by Rafius Unverifiable and subjective. If a Muslim told you that Allah had spoken to him and told him that Jesus was just a prophet or if a Hindu told you that Brahma had spoken to him and told him that Lord Krishna was the saviour of mankind, what would you say to them? When you talk to god it's called prayer. When god talks to you it's called schizophrenia!! It's your reality. It's what you believe...but your reality does not necessarily equal what is actually real. Well, right now Rafius, the only voice Muslims are saying they are hearing from is Jesus Christ. Thousands of Muslims are reporting that Jesus is appearing in their dreams, and He is telling them to follow Him. Do you think all these thousands of Muslims are suffering from some kind of new Jesus schizophrenia? LOL The prophecies of the Bible tell us that near the end of time, Gods power would be poured out on all flesh, and I believe this is extra Biblical evidence of this prophecy now being fulfilled. Muslims have Dreams and Visions of Christ Jesus during Laylau ul-Qadr : Loving Muslims Through Praye... [...]

By: Biblical Prophecies - Religion and Philosophy - Page 7 - City-Data Forum

Biblical Prophecies - Religion and Philosophy - Page 7 - City-Data Forum — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 04:52:52 +0000

[...] on all flesh, and I believe this is extra Biblical evidence of this prophecy now being fulfilled. Muslims have Dreams and Visions of Christ Jesus during Laylau ul-Qadr : Loving Muslims Through Praye... [...]

By: MARTIN

MARTIN — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 19:02:10 +0000

To all muslims, please accept the lord jesus christ as your personal saviour before time runs out. Jesus said that he was the way the truth, and that no one may eneter the paradise without going through him! Jesus is the son of God for many valid reason, one being that fufiled 300 prophecies alone upon the resurrection! there are so many more!

http://www.christiananswers.net/q-eden/edn-t005.html
http://www.allaboutjesuschrist.org/jesus-is-god.htm
http://www.allaboutgod.com/is-jesus-god.htm
Allah was simply a pagan idol and was the primary idol among 360 other in Muhammeds tribe, Allah actually had two daughters himself, there is proof for this too!! You see Christ exposed Islam as a false religion as he promised he would expose all false prophets!! Hallelujah!!

By: David Seargent

David Seargent — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 05:20:13 +0000

Jesus foretold the coming of the Spirit, not another (human) prophet. The Holy Spirit is God Himself in an immanent manifestation transforming all who will receive Him. The promise is to those who see in Jesus also a manifestation of God in human form. A prophet - yes. But more than a prophet.
The Quran says that God has no father and needs no son. This speaks of the eternal existence of God ... no father is needed to bring Him into exstence, because He exists forever. No son to be God after He has died, because He cannot die. He is eternal. But Christians do not believe that Jesus is a "junior God" so to speak. God is One, but He is also Three (three persons, not three gods). We cant conceive of this with the human mind. But we can't conceive of an electron being both a particle and a wave either! If our minds cannot grasp this basic fact about a sub-atomic particle of the creation, can we really expect to grasp the supreme facts about the Creator?

By: Mohamad Yasin Owadally

Mohamad Yasin Owadally — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 15:56:27 +0000

Hi! Dreams are in fact dreams. Dreaming of prophets are in fact good dreams if the dreamer can ascertain that the one he sees is really the the very person? Now dreaming of Jesus (peace be upon him) is a honour, likewise any prophet we see in dream has different interpretation. For instance dreaming of the prophet Noe (Nuh) the dreamer will face much adversities, enmities but will succeed by the end. Someone dreaming of Jesus (a.s) which is not new, has good meanings-The seer will be blessed and will be a great traveller. He will acquire sciences such as medical etc. He will pe good toward others. Many dreams on Jesus are reported in Muslim tradition. One is by Al-Hasan Ibn Ali who made a dream of Isa Ibn Mariam (Jesus son of Mary) and he said unto Jesus, "O Ruhullah! I wish to engrave an inscription on my signet-ring, what should inscribe?" Jesus reponded, "Inscribe this-Lailaha-ilalahou-There is no God but Allah, the Truth, without doubt' Such an inscription will dissipate stress and fear (Ref Ibn Sirin interpretation of dreams by Youssef Seddik or the book on dreams by al-Dinawari). My friend who is a Christian once saw a dream in which he saw several holy persons lined up towards heaven one above the other. He saw Jesus (a.s) above the holy persons and then above Jesus he saw the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon all prophets); when he was thus beholding these personalities, ascended the heaven but as soon as he was about to reach near Jesus, the latter spat on him and he fell down. He recounted me his dream and i interpreted the dream to him that since your love Jesus, it is nice but the love is not the real love because you should love him as a prophet and not as a God or son of God this is why he spat on you and you fell down otherwise you have been in his company and the second thing is that-Above Jesus you see Muhammad, so you should be knowing that you have to follow the teachings of Islam to be a pious Christian. For not a place in the bible Jesus said "I'm God worship me!" Now my friend heeded my interpretation but did not wish to convert to Islam, that's fine because there is no compulsion in religion. Jesus himself foretold the coming of a prophet who will abide with the people. A prophet whose name will be Muhammad. You may consult the book Muhammad in world scriptures.