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and he makes it clear along the conversation with the gentile lady that his Father's will is for him to help the children of israel only...so again, did he use a lie to test her or he breached his contract by making an exception where nowhere it's suggested that he was allowed to by the Father...in both cases imo it seems to be a sin... if i haven't missed anything ofc

Brother Osama Salam, i have a question...i've been reading the story of the gentile woman of Matthew 15:21-28 this morning and i've been wondering does Jesus sins somewhere along the incident?

So the woman comes asking for help to Jesus, the latter refuses her by saying that he came only for the children of Israel and even went as far as hinting out that helping her would be like snatching the rights of the Israelites (verse 24) then ofc after further begging he agrees to help her.

I have some questions that pops up, the fact that Jesus helped her may suggest that he also came to help believing gentiles...if that's the case then does that entail that Jesus used a lie to test the woman?

Another possibility is that Jesus made an exception, then does that mean his human nature sinned by breaching his contract (verse 24)?

"The only theory that comes closest to working in Christianity is “selective election”, as we have seen (though it is not without problems).  What this means is that the Christian concept of “God” shows a being that arbitrarily “elects” some people, while arbitrarily leaving others as “reprobates”, including dead infants and children.  The ramifications of this are astounding as well as sickening: those “reprobate” babies and children will be tormented in hell!"

Walaikumsalam Brother Idris, sorry for the late reply didn't check the forum since weeks...DTT is Discover The Truth blog, that's where Eric writes his articles...interesting stuff you noticed there, thanks for the push..

Brother Osama, some interesting articles that maybe you should take a closer look...do you have friends who are proficient in Hebrew? The only Muslim hebraist i know is Eric from DTT...would be great if other hebraists take a closer look and let you know their thoughts...


https://bloggingtheology2.com/2019/01/03/my-servant-the-chosen-one/

https://bloggingtheology2.com/2018/11/26/the-prophet-from-the-land-of-kedar/

https://bloggingtheology.net/2018/03/07/is-prophet-muhammad-pbuh-mentioned-by-the-name-in-the-bible/

https://bloggingtheology.net/2017/08/05/the-forgotten-root-they-know-him-as-they-know-their-son/

https://bloggingtheology.net/2017/05/31/rabbi-ishmael-on-the-sons-of-ishmael/

what i mean is that you're completely correct that it's a claim of pre-existence

He's a Christian apologist but without a vile mouth such as Shamoun...