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Rabbi Yosef Mizrahi joins Sahar of Sahar TV for a controversial discussion about Judaism, Christianity, Islam, the Torah, the New Testament, and the Quran.
In this reaction, we examine Rabbi Mizrahi’s argument that Christianity and Islam adopted major beliefs, stories, names, laws, and traditions from Judaism. He discusses alleged historical contradictions in the Quran, differences between biblical manuscripts, the preservation of the Torah, Muhammad’s prophetic claims, Jesus’s relationship with Jewish law, and why he believes Judaism represents the original divine tradition.
Rabbi Mizrahi also raises controversial questions concerning Mary and Miriam, Pharaoh and Haman, different Quranic readings, textual variations in the New Testament, the Noahide laws, and what makes the Torah different from later religious texts.
I also give my thoughts on the future of religion, the growth of Christianity and Islam, potential interest in Judaism and the Noahide movement, and whether technological developments such as artificial intelligence could create a period that feels increasingly messianic.
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