@danielbergman99: Is Muhammad mentioned in the Bible? 🤔 I’ve heard this a lot. Here’s Part 1 of my response - more to follow. Check out the Full video on my YouTube channel (on my profile) “His mouth is most sweet: Yea, he is altogether lovely. This is my beloved, and this is my friend, O daughters of Jerusalem.” - Song of Solomon‬ ‭5‬:‭16‬ ‭ #Bible #Hebrew #apologetics

Namopal :

honest sincere question. out of curiosity. what about the word 'elohim'?

spectrum :

why you translate the name?

gminsights :

John and Jose Is not the same...

fikretgorguis :

No, it’s not

soup_almond :

Etymologically they are cognates. And a Hebrew name ending in im is Ephraim. Regardless, the song reference is not of a prophet who lived 1500 years later in Arabia.

Tunde Ajagbe :

Lol. You need to watch David Wood's analysis of this claim 😂

gavri_fasi :

bitter truth :

thank you sir

Daniel Santosh :

Amazing information

ELI SPEAKS :

I want to use your video, sir.

EL Mohel :

exactly

Marsa :

❤️❤️🙏 thank you

ImmanuelTunes :

Even if it mentioned him by name, over all the prophets and prophetic revelations in the Bible, the last prophet of God has his name was mentioned no where but in Songs of Solomon... What's prophetic about that verse and how would it connect to the supposed last prophet of God...?? 😑

Ian Reid :

trying to make your naritive work doesn't make it truth,

soldier of christ :

MY DAUGHTERS OF JERASULAM Muhammed was in mecca & medina CAN AHMED DEEDAT explain this??

Jerry :

Why then didnt they refer to him as such in the Quran and hadiths

ɴᴇᴋᴏツ :

the context itself doesn't even mention the name Muhammad or a person's name but rather it means altogether lovely" or "most desirable",

Philip P :

in every languages, there is many the sae sounds, but bring the different meaning... it's fixed to the meaning of that exact or ethnic language.... just because of the sounds of the words, it doesn't mean the same meaning....... not at all

zhavedicenti186 :

u r into weeds

BlueNinjain :

😂

Fayrouz ElKhayat :

i tot hebrew is dead spoken language. brought back to life with the Arabic. so different grammar for Hebrew?

The Great O1💪 :

so what was he saying 🤔 😁😁😁😁

Tony :

pls refer to the context...not only the verses 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Angela :

😂😂😂

AmbassadeUr2laGrace :

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