Muslims And Hebrew Israelites EMBARRASS THEMSELVES For 3 HOURS….(LIVE)

Used rhetorically at the start of the stream to tell viewers to 'hit' the like button by alluding to the verse about striking disobedient wives; it was cited as an example of a ...

Cited as the verse under discussion when arguing whether Jews and Christians changed only meanings or the actual text of prior revelation.

Quoted to argue that Ibn Abbas held Allah's words in the Torah and Gospel cannot actually be removed from His books, only misread or misinterpreted.

Quoted ('For God so loved the world...') to argue from the Bible that Jesus is God's Son and the world's savior, against the Muslim guest's denial.

Cited to rebut Hebrew Israelite exclusivism by arguing that God also calls Egypt 'my people' and Assyria 'the work of my hands,' not Israel alone.

Read on-screen to show a hadith in which Muhammad addresses female circumcision by saying not to cut severely, using it to discuss FGM in Islamic tradition.

Cited as a place where the Qur'an quotes the Torah ('life for life, eye for eye...'), used to argue the Qur'an affirms the Torah Christians and Jews possess.

Given as the Torah passage behind Qur'an 5:45, to argue the Qur'an is quoting the same written Torah still known today.

Invoked by a Hebrew Israelite caller to frame Gentile 'salvation' as only avoiding the lake of fire rather than sharing the same salvation as Israelites.

Invoked by a Hebrew Israelite caller to argue salvation is primarily national deliverance for Israel, not the same salvation for Gentiles.

Cited by a Muslim caller as proof that Islam is monotheistic and that Allah is one.

Quoted to argue that, in the Qur'an itself, Jesus says 'I create for you from clay the form of a bird,' which was used to challenge Islamic claims about Allah being the only cre...

Cited as a parallel Qur'anic text where Allah says to Jesus 'when you formed from clay the shape of a bird by My permission,' again used to argue Jesus performs divine-like crea...

Quoted to argue that the Qur'an says God sent down the Torah and the Gospel as guidance and light, supporting the claim that the Qur'an confirms prior scripture.

Cited to argue that one may not believe only part of scripture and reject the rest, against the Muslim claim that only some of the Bible is true.

Read to show Muhammad receives special marriage privileges, including certain female relatives, captives, and any believing woman who offers herself to him.

Read immediately after Qur'an 33:50 to discuss limits on Muhammad exchanging wives, within a debate over whether Islam gave him special personal privileges.

Quoted in Arabic and paraphrased to argue that the People of the Book are told to believe in what was sent down confirming what is already with them.

Appealed to by the Muslim guest as the verse saying the Qur'an is a criterion over previous scriptures, in order to justify accepting only those earlier passages that agree with...

Cited as the Qur'anic passage about Solomon, devils, magic, and Harut and Marut; it was used to argue the Qur'an repeats false Solomonic folklore as if it were real revelation.