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hey look who's playing semantics now when you say elah god anything could be a god to somebody but when you say allah a l v la god the god there is no doubt about who you're talking about so when you say allah you're talking about the creator the one the only the one true god of abraham so you're playing schematics bro
here we go another post getting into semantics you know just because you know Jesus spoke Aramaic or there's Arab Christians saying ilah then oh they're worshiping Allah too no Christians have no dealings with the God of the Quran you know this but you want to stick on to semantics and then try to tone the line and try and blur the lines and say oh yeah yeah yeah it's the same God I don't know the name of our God is Yahweh it's not Allah
First of all, you said the Arabic Christians were saying either they're not they're saying Allah So they're saying Allah just like the Muslims say Allah so Yeah, I don't I don't know what you're saying I'm not plenty cuz Schematics Allah and Allah same words look in their Bible and you'll see
yeah but here's my point bro they're not worshipping the god of the quran they're not worshipping the one that muhammad was talking about as a matter of fact if muhammad was said aloud to this day he'd be trying to kill these arab christians or convert them or pay or force them to pay the jizya you understand so i don't understand what the significance is in arabic in their language it says you know for god it says ilah what
but the last time i checked the word for god in arabic was ilah i-l-a-h not ala ala is actually a contraction of al ilah which means the god last time i checked so you can you can show me some sources that proven wrong otherwise the word for god in arabic is actually