Does Isaiah 53 Speak of Jesus Dying for Our Sins? | Dr. Shabir Ally answers

Dr. Shabir Ally is president of the Islamic Information & Dawah Centre International in Toronto, Canada. He is a Muslim activist, academic, scholar and public speaker on Islam and comparative religion. He is viewed as the leading Muslim debater in the world on Islam and Christianity, having engaged in public debates around the world with noted theologians, Christian apologists and renowned philosophers. Dr. Shabir Ally holds an M.A. and PhD in Islamic studies from the University of Toronto, and a BA in religious studies from Laurentian University with a specialization in Biblical Literature. He is the author of numerous booklets on Islam and Christianity. #ShabirAlly #Isaiah53 #SufferingServant #JesusChrist #Prophecy #Israel #Dawah #Christianity #Quran #Jesus #Islam @MuslimByChoice​

[@andanandan6061]

That verse definitely talks abt suffering *servant* not suffering *god* (with *little g* )

[@rajupmathai]

Suffering God incarnated as suffering servant. No man is innocent in the sight of God so God Himself came down to do the pennance of our sins. As God intructed to Mosses the offering got should be unblemish thus Jesus the unblemished Lamb offered Himself for humanity and He rose from the dead on the third day to give us eternal life. Thus we are sure we have resurrection. Otherwise on what base we can talk on it.
Christian God is a revealed God by God Himself. His birth, life death and resurrection are prophesied centuries ago. This God is the same God of Ahraham, Isac and Jacob.
God called prophets from the people but nobody prophesied on their life. But all prophets before Jesus prophesied on Him and thus they are called true prophets because they prophesied on the Truth to come.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

First🐱👍🏿

[@lahleholivia7398]

Q19:33 show Jesus death and resurrection 😮

[@NoahSJ45]

The Quran is talking about when he dies after his second coming and then when he gets resurrected on the day of judgment. This is what the Quran says about John the Baptist, Peace be upon him the day he was born, and the day of his death, and the day he will be raised back to life! 19:15. So according to your logic John raised from the dead. This just shows that you haven’t read the Quran and that you just got this from an antimuslim youTuber or a website.

[@sieg6635]

arent you the ex-muslim clown?