On Christ and Islam

Jesus Christ, Man or God? 

(The twofold tie) 

Some have said: Jesus Christ was: Man and God! 

Others have said: Jesus Christ was man, then God. 

Are both right, or are both offbase? 

That is to say, did Christ claim two complete natures? 

One eternity human! 

An alternate everlastingly divine? 

In those far away days of yesteryear (635 A.d.?) 

Segments of the Christian Church declined this regulation! 

Consequently, the conventional feeling: Christ had two natures 

(human and perfect ) 

The strange, felt he had one-nature. 

A Church, and a Religion partitioned! 

Arrangement, Christ had one will, and that of which 

Spoken to the will of God... 

This would have appeared to have settled the contention, 

Be that as it may things did not settle there: 

It came to being, the new issue was: 

Christ had one nature and two wills. 

Be that as it may Mary, the mother of God, remained the Mother of God? 

So what the chapels wound up with was: 

Christ's inclination, substance and will, being referred to, on how 

They were blended inside the group of Jesus of Nazareth: 

In those far away days, of Christendom, so still remain! 

No: 4579/ 10-22-2014/Note one: The Churches of Jesus Christ, may be separated on regulation, however they are not partitioned on Jesus' will in being fixated on God the Father's determination... Note two: As far as how two natures can be inside one: I call it a twofold tie, that is, whether you combine two substance, you have two selves inside one, two natures. Extraction would demonstrate the two epitomizes. Second point, the sun has helium and hydrogen, without both of those substances, the sun would not be the sun. In a like way, Christ can't be called Christ the Messiah, without both natures inside him. 

Mohammad's 

'The Hole of a Lizard' 

The old divine beings have all ceased to exist - 

Presently, there is stand out God! 

This God I talk about, was found by the Jews; whom, 

He sent Jesus Christ, the second to last prophet to uncover his perspectives; 

Also now he has sent the last prophet, Muhammad, to finish them. 

This abnormal new convention, was just intended to satisfy what the Jews and Christians had begun, much sooner. 

'For the Jew,' says the Muslim: 'their religion has become old and pointless!' 

Also for the Christian, says the Muslim 'they have misheard their rescuer as to being the last prophet!' 

Thus little doubt remains, Islam, in 635 A. D., felt frustrated about the lack of sight of the Jew and the Christian. 

Also in doing along these lines, needed to bail God out, by helping those two religious gatherings discover God. 

Henceforth, Muhammad called attention to: the Jews had the Old Testament conveyed to them by Moses - 

The Christians had the New Testament, delivered by Jesus - 

Furthermore now the Koran, which abridges the better of the two, makes them generally won't required! 

Despite the fact that a significant part of the Koran had come to Muhammad through teachings of the Jewish adventures; and it was Jerusalem Muhammad rose to paradise, in the same way as the Jew, was plummeted from Abraham through Ishmael, and acknowledged Moses, Joseph, Saul and David and Solomon. 

Anyhow the Jew snickered at Islam's contention, the Torah was everything they needed. 

Despite the fact that the Muhammad. 

Furthermore the Jew voices, God talks through the Torah, not the Koran. 

Furthermore for their resolution, the Muslim, executed eight-hundred Jews. 

An indication of adoration and dedication to Allah. 

Furthermore these eight-hundred were tossed into a trench, for their snickering at 

Islam; and in light of the fact that they would not renounce their religion for Islam. 

Furthermore they scored the Christian, despite the fact that they acknowledged: John the Baptist 

Furthermore Mary, the Virgin Mother, and Jesus Christ as commendable foes. 

And after that Mohammed said: tail them regardless of the fact that you have to '... creep into the gap of a reptile.' 

And afterward strife scattered Islam, in this manner came the extraordinary partition.