text: You shouldn't try to debate Scripture without understanding it.  By understand I DON'T mean latch onto the first passage you think "bolsters" your preconceived notions.  Nor do I mean hearing a 'voice from the Holy Ghost' telling you 'meanings' opposite the written text.
  
  Apparently in referencing Exodus, First Kings and Matthew you assume they're referring to the Deity as "the God of Abraham, Is'haaq and Jacob" (alayhimus-Salaam) supposedly means He WASN'T the God of Ismael and Muhammad (alayhimus-Salaam).  If so, Amy, you have a problem, because neither is the Deity referred to therein as the God of JESUS (alayhis-Salaam).  As close as you can get is the "...hath glorified His son..." nonsense in the Acts of the Apostles 3:13--more of the Impostor Paul's pagan drivel.
  
  BTW, Abraham, Is'haaq, Jacob--and JESUS (alayhimus-Salaam) figure prominently in al-Qur'an.
  
  You're simply not qualified to debate Scripture with me, Amy.  I know my Book.  I know your book.  You know neither.