Chiasmus

 

The Bible, like most ancient literature, is written mostly with chiasmus, like a palindrome. Very cool. But remember its said Muhammad did NOT write the Qur'an. I think its impossible to prove that he couldn't read or write, but few people could write and most could not. BUT, if its true, like Islamaphobes love to believe, that means Muhammad either improvised everything he said in ridiculously impressive chiasm OR he was being inspired by an angelic influence.

Now check out this last bit. Click that and it will take you to a specific moment in the video showing how the Dead Sea Scrolls reveal how Jewish scribes edited The Torah that Jews and Christians have. Why? To remove lines that Yahweh was one of many gods under a Supreme Being. Its not a conspiracy theory. Yet the host of that show throws in a dig at Muhammad as a fraud afterwards.


https://www.youtube.com/live/IXg680mDi70?si=Ag5HkwFR_EFaorjb&t=4379

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