A witness from the Children of Israel, as foretold in 46:10, bore witness to a similar nineteen-based phenomenon, as shown in the work of Rabbi Judah the Pious.1, 2
The fat of cattle and sheep was prohibited for the Jews as a retribution for their transgressions, but it is not prohibited for us.1, 2
Ezra is mentioned only once in the Quran, which does not identify him as a messenger, though since he was idolized it is reasonable to assume he was a saintly man if not a messenger.1, 2
God gave Moses' people twelve springs so each tribe was satisfied without dispute, and He instructed them to enjoy His provisions without corrupting the earth.1, 2
We must thank God without fail for every bit of food He provides, and not be ungrateful like the Children of Israel with the manna and quail.1, 2
Killing one innocent person is as if killing all people, and sparing one life is as if sparing all, a law given to the Children of Israel and repeated for Muslims.1, 2
Verse 9:30 is the only place the Quran mentions Ezra, and God does not specifically identify him as a messenger, though he was likely a saintly man.1
Special months of fasting were set up during the Babylonian captivity of Judah, and they were no longer to be kept once that captivity ended.1, 2
Thinking correct belief alone wins God's mercy repeats the error of the Children of Israel, who ignored what they were asked to do and were afflicted for violating the Sabbath.1, 2, 3
The Jewish and Muslim downfalls are identical, since Muslims were tricked by Satan into inventing their own Talmud in the form of Hadith and Sunnah.1
Satan has corrupted religion, so most Jews today follow human-made teachings like the Mishnah and Gemara instead of the Torah alone.1, 2
True Judaism is submission to God, and there is only one religion acceptable to God.1
Despite great miracles, Moses' followers worshiped the calf, and by the end of his mission only two people out of about a hundred thousand believed with Moses and Aaron.1, 2
The Children of Israel kept returning to idols despite God's blessings and miracles, which warns us against following others' opinions or overvaluing material things.1, 2
God made His being with the Children of Israel conditional on their observing the Contact Prayers, giving Zakat, believing in and respecting His messengers, and lending God a loan of righteousness.1
The Quran hints at this nineteen phenomenon by saying a witness from the Children of Israel bore witness to a similar phenomenon and believed.1, 2
Jesus was a powerless human prophet sent by God to guide only the Children of Israel with the Gospel God gave him.1, 2
Fat was specifically prohibited for the Jews, which shows how precise God's dietary prohibitions are.1
Nowhere in the Bible does God tell the Children of Israel their religion is Judaism or tell Christ's followers their religion is Christianity.1
God tested Moses thoroughly, and He tested the Children of Israel severely through Pharaoh's persecution.1, 2
Some people listen to God's words heedlessly, with reckless lack of care, as shown by those who said we hear but we disobey.1, 2, 3
Just as the Children of Israel followed the Talmud attributed to their prophets, Muslims invented hadith and sunna falsely attributed to Muhammad despite clear warnings from God.1, 2
God stays with believers so long as they observe the Contact Prayers, give Zakat, believe in and respect His messengers, and lend God a loan of righteousness.1, 2
Despite great miracles, the Children of Israel worshiped the calf and blamed others, because their egos blinded them and kept them from repenting.1, 2, 3
The persecution of the Children of Israel by Pharaoh's people was an exacting test from God.1
The Islamic calendar is the true lunar calendar designed by God, the same as the Babylonian and Jewish calendars except that God prohibited intercalation to correct the corruption of older religions.1
Most Jews do not believe God's word, the Torah, do not believe in the Hereafter, and do not know God, as shown by the writings of a prominent rabbi.1, 2
Satan dupes some people into worshiping their messenger and others, like the Children of Israel who followed scholars and egos, into rejecting their messenger.1, 2
We must thank God for every morsel He provides and must not be ungrateful like the Children of Israel with the manna and quail.1, 2
Pharaoh waged a genocidal campaign against the Children of Israel in Egypt until God intervened at His chosen time and rescued them.1, 2, 3
The Quran holds human life so sacred that murdering one innocent person is like murdering all people, and sparing one life is like sparing all.1, 2
Being God's chosen people does not make some Jews immune from eternal punishment if they commit idol worship or fail to grow their souls by worshiping God alone.1