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A Muslim guest appealed to Luke 1 as the Bible passage about Mary's virgin conception and birth of Jesus, to frame the opening dispute over whether belief in Mary's virginity co...

The host cited Titus 2:13 as a verse that explicitly calls Jesus God, rebutting the claim that the Bible never says 'word for word' that Jesus is God.

The host cited Romans 9:5 alongside Titus 2:13 as another text he says explicitly identifies Christ as God.

A Muslim participant appealed to John 17:3 to object to the host's claim that the Bible explicitly teaches Jesus' divinity, arguing that Jesus identifies the Father as the only ...

The host cited Quran 3:7 to argue that the Quran itself admits some verses are unclear, which he used to challenge claims that the Quran is fully detailed and completely explained.

The host cited Quran 12:111 as evidence that the Quran describes itself as a 'detailed explanation of all things,' forming part of his claimed contradiction with Quran 3:7.

The host cited Quran 16:89 as another self-description of the Quran as explaining everything in detail, to reinforce his internal-contradiction argument about Quranic clarity.

The host cited Quran 6:114 to argue that the Quran claims to be fully detailed and explained, again supporting his critique of inconsistency with unclear verses.

The host cited Quran 11:1 as another verse saying the Quran's verses are perfected and explained in detail, continuing the same internal-consistency challenge.

The host referenced Quran 4:157 while asking what punishment the Jews receive in Islam for rejecting the Messiah, arguing that the Quran should also explain why Jesus qualifies ...

The host cited Quran 3:55 as another place where Jewish rejection of Jesus is relevant, using it to argue that the Quran condemns rejection of the Messiah without defining the m...

The host cited Isaiah 7:14 to argue that the Messiah is prophesied to be born of a virgin and called Emmanuel, which he used to claim that acknowledging Jesus as Messiah implies...

The host cited Isaiah 9:6 as a second messianic text identifying the promised son with divine titles like 'Mighty God,' reinforcing his argument that the Messiah is divine.

A Muslim guest appealed to Numbers 23:19 ('God is not a man') to resist the host's argument that the Messiah can be God in the flesh; the host answered that the verse is about G...

The host referenced 1 Kings 8 to answer the objection that God cannot dwell among humans, arguing from Solomon's temple prayer that God can dwell locally without being limited b...

The host cited Quran 5:45 as a place where the Quran quotes Torah law ('life for life, eye for eye'), using it to argue that the Quran treats the Torah as extant and authoritati...

The host cited Exodus 21:23-25 as the Torah passage paralleled by Quran 5:45, using the close wording to argue that the Quran confirms the Torah text Muslims often claim was cor...

A Muslim participant appealed to Quran 2:79 ('woe to those who write the book with their own hands') as evidence that prior scripture was altered by humans.

The host cited Quran 2:85 to argue that the Quran rebukes Jews for believing only part of their scripture, which he used against the Muslim practice of accepting only selected b...

The host cited Quran 2:84 as the immediate context for Quran 2:85, showing that the discussion concerns the Jews' covenant obligations in their own scripture.

The host cited Quran 48:2 to argue that Muhammad had past and future sins needing forgiveness, contrasting Muhammad's sinfulness with Jesus' sinlessness in the discussion of who...

The host cited Micah 5:2 as a messianic prophecy naming Bethlehem as the Messiah's birthplace and describing his origins as ancient, which he used to argue for the Messiah's pre...

The host cited Isaiah 53 as a key messianic prophecy describing the suffering servant who bears others' sins, using it to argue that the Messiah's mission includes atoning suffe...

The host cited Quran 16:43 ('ask the people of the reminder if you do not know') to argue that the Quran itself directs Muslims to consult prior revelation, supporting his appea...

The host cited Quran 4:171 to argue that the Quran explicitly calls Jesus Allah's word and a spirit from him, which he used to argue that the Quran's own language implies Jesus'...