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Is Islam Built on Borrowed Scripture? Discover the Bible’s Unshakable Truth in Jesus

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Introduction: The Eternal Question / https://poe.com/s/g2GizWzv6dCeyTHhXv28

Does the Quran stand alone as divine revelation, or does it echo earlier scriptures? Both Islam and Christianity revere one God and figures like Abraham, Moses, and Jesus — yet their messages diverge at the heart: Who is Jesus?

The Bible proclaims Him as Son of God and Savior (John 3:16).
The Quran honors Him as a prophet, not divine (Surah 5:75).

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This page examines these shared roots and crucial differences with honesty and respect — inviting you to discover God’s plan through Jesus Christ. / https://www.perplexity.ai/search/introduction-the-eternal-quest-Fi2ePdYiSjCn.WCfEAO3aw

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1. Did the Quran Borrow from the Bible? / https://poe.com/s/1wzySFPf3BwaXJpXLylt

Both texts mention Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus — but their meanings differ:

  • Adam

    • Bible’s View: Introduces original sin to humanity (Romans 5:12)

    • Quran’s View: Sin affects only Adam himself (Surah 2:36–37)

  • Abraham

    • Bible’s View: Sacrifices Isaac, foreshadowing Christ’s ultimate sacrifice (Genesis 22)

    • Quran’s View: Tradition shifts the sacrifice to Ishmael (Surah 37:100–107)

  • Jesus

    • Bible’s View: Son of God, crucified, risen Savior (John 3:16)

    • Quran’s View: Prophet, not crucified (Surah 4:157)

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Key Point: The Quran often mirrors biblical figures but alters their roles — especially Jesus’ identity.

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2. How the Bible Came to Be / https://poe.com/s/12enQ5YNvNkSExG6IAfq

  • Old Testament

    • Written by multiple prophets (1400–400 BCE)

    • Confirmed by Dead Sea Scrolls (3rd century BCE) matching modern texts

  • New Testament

    • Eyewitness accounts of Jesus’ life (1st century CE)

    • Verified by manuscripts like Codex Sinaiticus (4th century CE)

  • Unity of Message

    • 66 books, 40+ authors, 1,500 years

    • One central theme: God’s redemption through Christ

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“The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of our God stands forever.” — Isaiah 40:8

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3. The Origins of the Quran / https://poe.com/s/xJda3zUoC0VOqUiiCmi2

  • Muslim Belief

    • Revealed to Muhammad (610–632 CE) via angel Jibril (Gabriel)

    • Memorized and compiled after Muhammad’s death

  • Historical Notes

    • Early manuscripts (Topkapi, Sana’a) show minor textual variants

    • Standardized under Caliph Uthman

  • Contrast

    • Bible preserved in 5,800+ Greek manuscripts

    • Quran has fewer early copies, compiled later

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4. The Cave Encounter: Gabriel or Another Spirit? / https://poe.com/s/giA28RmpIcDaB7SOv0Mr

  • Muhammad’s first encounter in Hira cave reportedly left him fearful and suicidal

  • Biblical angels (like Gabriel in Luke 1:26–30) bring peace, not terror

  • Why would Gabriel contradict his earlier message about Jesus’ Sonship?

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“Even if we or an angel from heaven preach any other gospel… let him be accursed.” — Galatians 1:8


“Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.” — 2 Corinthians 11:14

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5. Authorship: One Witness or Many? / https://poe.com/s/FrUOStaeqdYaxB3kooeE

  • Bible

    • Written by 40+ authors across 1,500 years

    • Includes prophecy, poetry, history, and eyewitness testimony

    • Unified by the Holy Spirit

  • Quran

    • Revealed to one man (Muhammad) over 23 years

    • Compiled after his death by followers

    • Contradicts earlier scripture and eyewitness accounts

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Key Difference: Bible’s multi-witness narrative vs Quran’s solitary revelation.

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6. Shared Stories, Diverging Messages / https://poe.com/s/bVZGQHoggq2Y8ioY1oa6

  • Adam & Sin

    • Bible: Humanity inherits sin and needs redemption (Romans 5:12)

    • Quran: Adam’s sin affects only him; no inherited guilt (Surah 2:36–37)

  • Abraham’s Sacrifice

    • Bible: Isaac is named as the son (Genesis 22)

    • Quran: Son is unnamed, later Islamic tradition says Ishmael (Surah 37:100–107)

  • Moses & the Law

    • Bible: Law given within covenant of grace (Exodus 20)

    • Quran: Focus on works and legal observance (Surah 7:143–145)

  • Jesus

    • Bible: Son of God, crucified, risen (John 3:16)

    • Quran: Prophet, not crucified (Surah 4:157)

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7. Salvation & Judgment / https://poe.com/s/B6y9xH1DKmy0uoTypDTr

  • Christianity

    • Salvation by grace through faith (Ephesians 2:8–9)

    • Assurance of eternal life (John 14:6)

  • Islam

    • Salvation based on deeds + Allah’s mercy (Surah 23:102–103)

    • No guaranteed salvation, even for Muhammad (Surah 46:9)

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“The gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.” — Romans 6:23

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8. Women, Marriage & Ethics / https://poe.com/s/oJycnWzHvPMidZhNFiEI

  • Islam

    • Polygamy permitted (Quran 4:3)

    • Muhammad’s marriage to Aisha: betrothed at 6, consummated at 9 (Sahih Bukhari 5134)

    • Wives can be disciplined (Quran 4:34)

  • Jesus’ Example

    • Defended women (John 8:1–11)

    • Treated women as spiritual equals (Galatians 3:28)

    • Modeled monogamous, sacrificial love (Ephesians 5:25)

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9. The Black Stone in Islam / https://poe.com/s/qoNjAA0932WHdnnf8Pyj

  • Venerated during Hajj; believed to absorb sins

  • Bible forbids worshiping objects (Exodus 20:4–5)

  • Even Moses’ bronze serpent was destroyed when idolized (2 Kings 18:4)

  • Jesus taught worship “in spirit and in truth” (John 4:24)

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10. Is the Bible Corrupted? / https://poe.com/s/KWCQGjVTOjojaYidAuGi

  • Over 5,800 Greek NT manuscripts confirm preservation

  • Dead Sea Scrolls prove OT reliability centuries before Christ

  • Quran itself: “None can change the words of Allah” (Surah 6:34)

  • Jesus affirmed OT scripture (John 5:46)

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Conclusion: Claims of “corruption” emerged later to discourage Gospel exploration.

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11. Apostasy, Shirk & Fear / https://poe.com/s/bDp5TS53vWLdoSFro34T

  • Apostasy (Ridda)

    • Leaving Islam can mean death in some traditions (Abu Dawud 4351)

    • Still enforced in certain countries

  • Shirk

    • Believing in Jesus as Son of God considered gravest sin in Islam

  • Biblical Freedom

    • “You shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” (John 8:32)

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12. The 72 Virgins Promise — Myth Clarified / https://poe.com/s/1xhYjfw6scLMuoW6hHp9

  • Not in the Quran; only found in weak Hadith (Tirmidhi 2687)

  • Many Islamic scholars dispute its authenticity

  • Bible’s heaven: Perfect communion with God, no marriage (Matthew 22:30)

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Conclusion: Who Is Jesus to You? / https://www.perplexity.ai/search/1-did-the-quran-borrow-from-th-0fOO2zWJQXKGIQ7pWrCPSA

Both Islam and Christianity honor Jesus — but one sees Him as prophet, the other as Lord and Savior.
The Bible’s witness is clear: Jesus died, rose again, and offers forgiveness to all who believe.

Will you seek Him? Will you examine His words directly in the Gospels?

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“I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.” — John 14:6

Next Steps

  • Read John’s Gospel (start with John 1 & 3)

  • Compare with Quranic accounts of Jesus (Surah 3, 4, 19)

  • Pray sincerely: “God, show me who Jesus truly is.”​​

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