How can your scripture be the Word of God when it has been categorically proven by scholars and historians that it contains interpolations not to mention the many different Bibles?
Because the Bible lives up to the Test that the Bible itselfs states to use in order to consider it worthy to be considered the Word of God. The test in which it passes is not measured up to by any other text in human creation, proving that it can not be authored by men alone, but instead by men under divine intervention of God Himself. This basless nonsense you are speaking means nothing, the same exact ignorant argument can be stated concerning your text or any text one wishes to claim as Holy, sought out by those who desire to reject said text as not divine. However the Test the Bible sets proves that its of divine origin..
With that said, I have and always will find it hypocritically hilarious that Muslims make this types of arguments against the Bible and then chime in about how it predicts Muhammad. Willful ignorance at its finest, logical hypocracy to the core, either the Bible is the Word of God, divnely inspired or its not. Its not half and half, parts here and there, it should be taken as a whole just as it is, and either to be believe in total or rejected in total. Please never again quote the Bible on this forum to back up any point you wish to make about Muhammad or Islam or else your willful ignorance and hypocrisy will be showing, again, to all...
The Test I spoke about is this:
Is 42:9 Behold, the former things are come to pass, and new things do I declare: before they spring forth I tell you of them.
What other text declares this? This an objective Test we can run against the Bible, does it truly declare new things and speak of them before they spring forth? And if so to what degree does it make mention of these things? Is it some random broad prophecy, of which could be fulfilled easily eventually? Such as the world will come to an end. Or does it make predictions in explicit detailed ways and then fulfill each point exactly as told?
There are hundreds and hundreds of prophecies in the Bible, which have been fulfilled and are able to be seen as fulfilled by objectively historical accounts. This isnt even speaking to the ones fulfilled within the pages of the Bible itself. Jesus alone fulfilled dozens and dozens of prophecies, confirmed both historically and within the Bible, here is a list of over 300 Jesus alone fulfilled, in detailed accuracy:
http://www.accordingtothescriptures.org/prophecy/353prophecies.html
But instead of speaking on the myrid of prophecies fulfilled by Jesus let us just look at one, that is extremely detailed and has been fulfilled exactly as spoken, and is objectively seen as fulfilled by historical record, down to the last word. No other text in human existence has or will do this, just this, let alone the hundreds and hundres of others that are recored in the only Word of God, the Bible. I present to you the Prophecy of Tyre:
According to you Jesus(pbuh) was a man but also a god therefore he was a man-god just like how the Greeks and and Romans viewed their gods.
Only a simple mind can declare that Jesus is such as the Greek gods, this argument is as rediculous as those who follow Acharya S and base their ideology on NWO propaganda flims such as Zeitgiest. You are better than this...