Exodus 3:2

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3:2 The LORD’s angel appeared to him in a flame of fire out of the middle of a bush. He looked, and behold, the bush burnt with fire, and the bush was not consumed.

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Exodus 3:1–6

The word “Trinity” doesn’t have to be in the Bible for it to be true

The absence of the word “Trinity” in the Bible is no more a problem for Christians than the absence of the word “tawhid” in the Qur’an is for Muslims. Words do not create truth; they help us describe it. The Trinity names the one God revealed as Father, Son, and Spirit — eternally loving and relational. This is not a puzzle but a window into God’s heart, revealed in Jesus, who invites us into God’s family forever.

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Exodus 3:1–22

Where did Jesus say I am God, worship me?

The fact that Jesus is God is one of the clearest truths of the New Testament with many verses attesting to the fact that Jesus is not only 100% human but also 100% divine. One question Muslims like to ask Christians, however, is “where did Jesus say I am God, worship me?” Responding is not as easy as you may think, so how do we answer this question?

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Exodus 3:1–22

Appearances of the Son of God in the Old Testament

Jesus Christ is believed to have appeared in the Old Testament. Key examples include Jesus appearing as the divine Angel of the Lord to figures like Hagar, Moses, and Gideon. Understanding these appearances supports the view that Jesus' divinity and presence are consistent throughout both the Old and New Testaments.

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Exodus 3:1–6

The Qur’an’s Lack of Context: Exploring the Form of Revelation in the Qur’an and the Bible

God has spoken, yet the manner of His speaking reveals His heart. Qur’anic revelation comes as transcendent command from beyond history, while biblical revelation unfolds within history, culminating in God drawing near through Christ.

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Exodus 3:1–6

Promises: Moses - How God provides

Moses also bound the people to a Law and its sacrifices, saying, ‘it is the blood that makes atonement for one’s life.’ As we have seen, God provided animal skins to cover the shame and guilt of Adam and Eve's sin. Abraham's son was also replaced with a ram and...

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Exodus 3:1–22

Key Source: I AM in the Old Testament

How the Old Testament uses the name of God and how this matches with how Jesus uses it about Himself.

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Exodus 3:2–4

200 Questions

Q37: Has God ever shown Himself visibly to people on earth? (Theophany or Ru’yetullah)

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Exodus 3:2

Key Source: Jesus appearing in the OT as the Angel

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