TikTok Muslim Claims to Have Found BIGGEST Bible Contradiction!

A Muslim TikTokker says that Mark, Luke, and John contradict each other regarding Jesus' final words on the cross, insinuating that Jesus was never crucified.

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[TestifyApologetics]

Guys, I should not be seeing any comments about one's appearance, dress, or ethnicity. Especially from people who profess Christ.

Also, regarding invoking a Psalm by quoting the first passage see P. J. Williams, “The Linguistic Background to Jesus’ Dereliction Cry (Matthew 27:46; Mark 15:34), ” in The New Testament in Its First Century Setting: Essays on Context and Background in Honour of B. W. Winter on His 65th Birthday, ed. P. J. Williams et al.

Also see Mishnah, Taanith, 2.3, which cites the first lines of Psalms 120, 121, 130, and 102 with the implication that the entire psalms are invoked, “each of them with its proper ending.”

[alikowsarnejad]

I was a Muslim 2 years ago, THANKS BE TO JESUS, MY LORD AND MY GOD, THAT I AM NOT ANYMORE! HALLELUJAH!
May the Lord deliver all Muslims from the BIG deception of Islam and its many lies.
For Muslims who haven't read your own Quran: Just read the Quran and the New Testament once and see for yourself which one is depicting a more loving God, and which one's arguments are more provable by evidences available. :) May the Lord lead us all to His full truth in Jesus' name.

[Jesusandcoffee]

If 4 people see the identical thing, they are going to have 4 different perspectives of what happened.

[Tzimiskes]

Muslims trying to find contradictions in the bible when the quran denies a historical fact that Jesus was crucified

[fuzbeatboxern]

These contradiction videos are the things that brought me to Christianity.

[tiisetsothandile]

Even if there were contradictions in the Bible, I still wouldn't follow a man who married a 6 year old child.

[ash]

What is funny is that Quran literally accepts contradictions straight up through the concept of abrogation.

[winterlogical]

My favorite part of Psalm 22 is verse 24...

"For he [the Lord] has not despised or scorned
the suffering of the afflicted one;
he has not hidden his face from him
but has _listened_ to his cry for help."

It implies God did not abandon Jesus on the cross, and Jesus did not 'lose faith' but recognized that God was with Him through the agony of bearing our sin.

[jenzen]

Imagine trying to make up lies and mocking a man's death while claiming he's a sacred prophet.

They claim they love Jesus but they really hate him and jump at the chance to degrade him.

[Derek_Baumgartner]

While we're 'debunking' things, here's a problem for Islam:
Surah 6:114-115:
"... He (it is) who has sent down to you [pl.] the Book, set forth distinctly. Those to whom We have (already) given the book know that it is sent down from our Lord with the truth... Perfect is the word of your Lord in truth and justice. No one can change His words..."

"given the book - sent down to you the Book... No one can change His words"

Therefore, no-one can change Allah's words, therefore the Qu'ran affirms the Book that already came down. In other words, the "Injeel" (their word for the Gospel).
If no-one can change Allah's words and the Injeel is the word of Allah, then the Injeel is not changed, thus not corrupt.

However, the Injeel - that is, the Gospels - contradict the Qu'ran, since they affirm Jesus both died and rose from the dead, and accepted worship rather than saying He was merely a prophet.

If the Qur'an is telling the truth that no-one can change Allah's words, then Islam is false, because the Qur'an contradicts the Gospel.
If the Gospel is false, then Islam is false, because according to the Qur'an, the Book is Allah's words, and no-one can change Allah's words.
If the only access to the Gospel we have now is corrupt (per modern Islamic apologetics, a relatively new claim I think): then Islam is false, because the Qur'an claims no-one can change Allah's words.

Note: not just the Qur'an, but Allah's words. Period.

See also these Surahs:

3:48
3:50
5:46-47 (confirming the Gospel/Injeel)
61:6

Even further, Ibn Kaffir in his exegesis of the Qu'ran states that Jesus confirmed as true the Torah that He had access to at this time.
Thus, the Torah that we have today is the same Torah that the Qu'ran says that Jesus affirmed.
Dead Sea scrolls confirm this even further (we have copies of the Gospel and the Torah dating *way* before Muhammad's lifetime).
Archeology, Muslim scholars, the Qu'ran all confirm the authenticity of the Torah that we have access to today.

If the Gospel's true, Islam is false. If the Gospel is false, Islam is false. Either way, Islam is false.
Muslims need to come home to Jesus - for Jesus, who was dead, is alive evermore, is the only way to be saved, and He loves them.

After all, Jesus loves and could save even me.

[rickkuhn]

Alleged contradictions are a greater sign of authenticity as it shows independent witnesses

[BrotherInChristDK]

"Contradictions" are just a lack of context or knowledge

[dited]

The fact that atheists/heathens universally find so many false contradictions goes to show they don't wanna know the Bible, the wanna supress it because the truth is harder to follow than the lies they already do.

[paulsh]

I really appreciate your videos I am a devout Christian and I love the way you explain things I never doubted my religion but if I have questions I always check your videos that explain things in the Bible or other stuff

[SeanCleverly]

The fact that different people saw and heard different, (slighlty different), things, or that the witnesses remembered things a little differently, simply adds veracity to the account. If you were lying, or deliberately trying to falsify a story, you would, of course, have everyone saying EXACTLY the same thing, claiming to have seen EXACTLY the same thing, the fact that different people, saw, heard, or remembered things a little differently is simply human nature and is EXACTLY what you would expect from a true and faithful account of a major event.

[JoshD]

Besides Jesus couldn't have abandoned his faith, because Jesus is God.

[Hhjhfu]

If something start with "Biggest secret" "Did you know?" "The Biggest, the greatest" its in 99% nonsense.

[fluffysheap]

There's a lot more to that "poured out like water." It's a reference to the blood of a sacrifice being slaughtered, and the command "you shall pour it on the ground like water" and then "The blood of your sacrifices shall be poured out on the altar." Deuteronomy 12:24-27

It's not an error, it's a fulfillment of prophecy!

[MollyPitcher]

I don't know which is sadder, that this guy is either (A) repeating something he heard without looking it up OR (B) has actually read through the accounts of the crucifixion without being moved at all by it. If someone is going to mock the greatest story ever told, at least they should know what they're talking about.

[adamstewart]

Too many Muslims apply their belief's standards onto the Bible,
when we hear variants or contradictions, it's just the same story told in 4 different ways.