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The host cited this verse to show that the Qur'an explicitly calls Jesus son of Mary 'the Messiah,' pressing the guest to explain what makes Jesus the Messiah and whether that t...

The host used this verse to argue that the Qur'an condemns people who call Jesus the Son of God, so a Muslim cannot consistently affirm New Testament sonship language while clai...

This verse was used to argue that the Qur'an says Muhammad was 'written' in the Torah and Gospel available to Jews and Christians, challenging the Muslim claim that the Injil ha...

The guest appealed to this passage about the Paraclete to argue that Jesus foretold Muhammad; the host challenged that reading as a misidentification of the figure in context.

The host invoked this passage ('I will ask the Father, and He will give you another Helper') to argue that the Paraclete is given by the Father at Jesus' request, not a later Ar...

The host cited this verse ('whom I will send to you from the Father... the Spirit of truth who proceeds from the Father') to argue that the Paraclete is described as proceeding ...

The host quoted this verse ('everyone who looks on the Son and believes in Him... and I will raise him up on the last day') to argue that Jesus claims divine sonship and eschato...

The host cited this verse to rebut the Muslim claim that only the Qur'an is called al-Furqan, pointing out that the Torah given to Moses and Aaron is also called Furqan.

The host used this verse to argue that if Muhammad were in doubt, the Qur'an directs him to ask those who had been reading the earlier scriptures, implying those scriptures stil...

This hadith was brought up in the discussion about the Torah in Muhammad's time; it recounts Jews bringing the Torah and a rabbi covering the stoning verse, and was used to test...

A superchat cited this passage as a 'false prophet' warning, arguing that if Muhammad fabricated revelation, Allah would seize him, and linking that warning to Muhammad's report...

A superchat paired this Bukhari citation with Quran 69:44-47 to argue that Muhammad's reported death matched the Qur'an's warning against fabricating revelation.