MuslimBibleEvidencePrimary Evidence
Used to support the claim that Noah was the father of Shem as part of arguing that the prophets linked to the five revelations were Semites and spoke Semitic languages.
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Semitic language and source history
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Muslim arguments are challenged as relying on biblical history while rejecting the Bible.
Christian challenge to using Bible-derived historical claims.
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The Muslim guest appeals to Noah and Shem while arguing that the prophets of the revelations were Semites.
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The language and ethnic setting of earlier revelations is disputed.
Exchange about whether revealed books were delivered in Semitic languages.
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