Allah Supported The Christian Message... Change My Mind!

Used as the core Islamic-dilemma text: the host argued this verse says Jesus's disciples were Allah's helpers in spreading Jesus's message and that Allah made that message preva...

Used to argue that Allah promised Jesus's followers lasting superiority over disbelievers until the Day of Resurrection, not just during the disciples' lifetime, so the true mes...

Used to answer what gospel Jesus sent the disciples to preach: that the Christ would suffer, rise on the third day, and that repentance and forgiveness of sins should be proclai...

Quoted to argue that God's love is shown in giving the Son for the world's salvation, not by sparing Jesus from crucifixion.

Used repeatedly to argue that Jesus claims divine prerogatives: he does whatever the Father does, gives life, judges all, and must be honored in the same way as the Father.

Cited as an early Christian creed to argue that the proclamation of Jesus's death, burial, resurrection, and appearances goes back to the earliest Christian tradition, not to a ...

Used to argue that Paul did encounter the risen Jesus on the road to Damascus, countering the objection that Paul never saw Jesus and therefore lacked apostolic credibility.

Quoted to argue that Jesus warned in advance about false christs and false prophets who would mislead many; the host applied this warning to Muhammad and later claimants.

Used to argue that even an angelic revelation must be rejected if it brings a gospel contrary to the apostolic gospel, directly applying the test against Islam's later message.

Cited to define 'helpers of Allah' as those who support and convey Jesus's message; this commentary was used in debate over whether Quran 61:14 refers to spreading the message i...

Mentioned in a superchat to encourage the host that his preaching is not in vain, invoking the passage about God's word accomplishing its purpose.