The test to see how much you truly believe in God is to understand the prophecies that many do not understand.
You, friend, are no different than the Jews.
If you were true believers, you would be Christian, as I see the prophecies and understand them.

The whole point of a Prophecy is that it leads you to a belief. You can't start with a belief and then try to interpret Prophecies to fit this understanding.

Heremiah 23:5-6
5 "The days are coming," declares the LORD ,
"when I will raise up to David [1] a righteous Branch,
a King who will reign wisely
and do what is just and right in the land.
6 In his days Judah will be saved
and Israel will live in safety.
This is the name by which he will be called:
The LORD Our Righteousness.

Psalm 110:1;5

1 The LORD says to my Lord:
"Sit at my right hand
until I make your enemies
a footstool for your feet."

5 The Lord is at your right hand;
he will crush kings on the day of his wrath.

Indeed the Lord Jesus sit sat the right hand of the Father,
He will come back to judge all of us.

Scroll up to the Jewish interpretations of these texts, I remember you quoted these before.

Again, one must look back to prophecy to verify that the Jesus of the Gospels is the real Jesus.

You look back to a text which Jesus (pbuh) never authored or authenticated to learn about the most critical theological aspects regarding Jesus (pbuh)? People don't even trust a will if it's not signed by the deceased, but you risk disobeying Jesus' message by placing your trust in the words of men who were not Prophets of God, nor whose identities are known today.

Again, Moses wrote some laws himself that were not revealed by God.
For example, God never speaks a single word about divorce in the Torah.
Only Moses himself gave teachings about divorce, and Jesus tells us why.

And God would have either approved of disapproved of Moses' laws. I highly doubt Moses went ahead and wrote laws that breach God's Message.

You see, humble, that Jesus reiterated the ancient law from Genesis that was forgotten. Jesus corrected the Law.
What Moses taught was not the way since the beggining.
The laws of divorce by the Quran and Muhammed are simply not from God.
They are added human teachings.

The human teachings is the text you just used to tell me what Jesus did and didn't do. It's almost paradoxical how you want to find out what God said by searching through books that weren't ever seen by His Prophets. Your entire belief regarding the "correct" laws of divorce are based on a text that admittedly did not come from either Jesus (pbuh) or God.

I am only accepting what God has said, and not accepting what is not from God.

But the Bible is neither God's word nor Jesus' (pbuh).

I'm sure he didn't, but He told us it is things that come from us that make us unclean, not what enters us.

I don't see why you wouldn't strive to live AS Jesus (pbuh) lived. You claim that you can never reach his perfection, which is reasonable, but how hard is it for you to not eat pork? You believe your innate sinfulness forces you to eat swine? If Jesus (pbuh) didn't do it, and you don't strive to emulate him, how do you show you believed in his message?

As I have shown you above, the Quran reiterates laws that WERE NOT FROM GOD, ergo the Quran is not from God.

You base this on what the Bible tells you, which isn't even remotely from Jesus (pbuh) nor can anyone be sure of its transmission.

Loving the essence of disbelief is different that loving the misguided person as a human being.

So how do you love the person without loving their essence. You love everything BUT their essence, which is hate for God. You can wish the best for them, treat them kindly and with justice, but you should NEVER love the hate of God.

Loving evil is wrong, but loving and praying for the evil person is different.

Islam teaches exactly this.

Loving means to foster the good in others.
Since we are creations of the Most High, we are never void of goodness.

Exactly, so what are we disagreeing about then?

The Pact of Imar laws are oppressive and unkind, certainly devoid of love.

I think it would be oppressive for you, from a Christian perspective, to watch a misguided person believe something that isn't true, and yet not say a word about it, and keep it to yourself.

Also, why exactly would Muhammed incite his followers to fight Persia and Byzantium if they were even interested in Islam?
Is that a good role madel for you?

A man that kills people and desired to subdue powerful nations.

The issue is that some people are fine with never transmitting the word of God to anyone. They would rather hide somewhere and keep the message to themselves, even if they hear that somewhere people are being prevented from ever hearing the message, they refuse to transmit it. The duty of a Prophet of God is to transmit the message to mankind, regardless of who wishes it should remain among a select view and not disrupt their ungodly lifestyle and belief.

It's like the king that commands his people to kiss a great monument to himself.
Adam was a great monument to God that He wanted his creation to acknowledge and bow to.
(that is if this ever did happen)

Do you even believe that Adam and Eve lived in Heaven, or are you a complete evolutionist?

Yeah, they didn't like Jesus so they had him crucified...and don't think they didn't check to make sure they did crucify Jesus!

Why would they? He was no longer there to preach to them anymore, they weren't interested in investigating whether what appeared to them was actually what happened, the outcome was the same, they returned to their old ways.

Also humble, according to II Esdras, a Jewish apocryphal writing, Ezra himself sees the Son of God!!!
Jews believed that the Messiah was the Son of God like the Christians!!!
This Surah can't be correct.

Ezra is a Prophet of God, he's not going to invent things about himself being the son of God. That doesn't mean that misguided Jews didn't claim this about him to esteem him. I can't believe you can make the claim that no Jews ever believe or say this, did you peer into their hearts? Would any self-respecting Jew ever record that they believed this when it's blatantly an infraction of their own law?

I don't believe these hateful ramblings came from God.
God would have said "I, the Lord, am greatly displeased with these unbelievers"
God doesn't start cussing off people in such a rude manner.
For you to attribute such smut to God is utter blaspheme.

You must not read the OT very often. God speaks as He wills.

The first series of assassinations that the prophet ordered was an old Jewish man named Ibnu'l_Ashraf.His crime was writing poetry against Muslims. "The apostle said, ' Who will rid me of Ibnu'l_Ashraf?'"

And how many OT false prophets were stoned to death for their prophecies, lies, and prognostication?

In the very next incident in this biography of prophet Muhammad we read, "The apostle said, * Kill any Jew that falls into your power*.'

In Medina, when the Jews had attempted to assassinate the Prophet and conspired with the pagans to ambush the Muslims, breaking their pact. Also, the above never negates the rules of war in Islam, which is limited to men.

In another famous incident with Jewish people, after having already expelled 2 Jewish tribes from the city of Medina, the prophet orchestrated the execution of all adult males of the last Jewish tribe of the city and taking all the property and the women and children.The Muslim sources put the number of the Jewish men who were beheaded in one day anywhere between 600 to 900.

http://www.jews-for-allah.org/jewish-my ... killed.htm

As for the other stories, sometimes I wonder whether anyone here truly thinks they believe in God and the true religion in his sight. The Essenes battled the Romans for their blasphemies in exactly the same way, but I'm sure you would have sat back and watched as believers were butchered and the Message of God was distorted and fought.

Peace bro