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Adnan Oktar
Harun Yahya

kingdom is one that will never be destroyed." (Daniel, 7:13-14)

The reference here is to a mortal human being, and Torah scholars
are unanimously agreed that the "King" refers to the King Messiah, the
Mahdi, who will come in the End Times. The King Messiah will reign
over all nations, and all peoples and nations will be content with him.
It needs to be stated that the Jews never regarded the passages
from the Torah in question in terms of the Trinity, neither in the time
of the Prophet Moses (pbuh) nor afterward. These concepts were nev-
er understood in the sense of the Trinity when the Torah was first re-

vealed. The Jews are perfectly well aware of the true and profound
meanings of these terms in the Torah and seek shelter with God from
interpreting them as involving the Trinity. They understand the sense
of these terms and realize that they stress the love, protectiveness and
closeness of God to His servant. Indeed, Jews also oppose the false im-
pressions that some Christians seek to give through their literal inter-
pretation of passages from the Torah.
The Christians who interpret these passages in terms of the Trin-
ity also seek to produce evidence for their claims from the Koran. Yet
the belief that appears in all these passages from the Torah and the
Psalms is a monotheistic faith. The Gospel, which confirms the Torah,
also praises this monotheistic faith. Our Christian brothers really must
see this reality in the Gospel.

The Idea That God Appeared in Human
Form Must Also Be Repellent to Christians

Devout Christians need to behave honestly on this subject and see
that the attribution of divinity to a human being contravenes the
Christianity brought by Jesus (pbuh) and the words of the Torah and
the Gospel; they also need to see that it flies in the face of all reason
and logic. They need to admit the possibility that such a belief, added

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