God did choose the Children of Israel, giving them scripture, saving them from Egypt and splitting the sea, but they distorted this into an exclusive status.1, 2, 3, 4
Some of the Jews withheld scriptural information, such as the prophecy of a prophet after Moses, because they treated the revelations as their own national, sectarian possession.1, 2, 3
The cow the Children of Israel were told to sacrifice was not a specific cow; any cow meeting the description would do, and striking the victim with part of it showed how the dead are resurrected.1, 2, 3
There is no such thing as a temporary Hell; those encompassed by their sins abide in Hell forever, against the claim that they will suffer only a few days.1, 2, 3, 4
The Jews broke God's commandment not to fight one another, yet they ransomed Jewish captives, so they obeyed one part of their law while violating another.1, 2, 3
Those who claim to believe only in what was revealed to them reject later scripture though they know it is the truth, and they are asked why they killed God's prophets if they were believers.1, 2, 3
Those who say their hearts are sealed are in fact under a curse from God because of their disbelief, which prevents them from ever believing.1
When Moses came, Satan led the Children of Israel to disrespect the prophets and messengers, and they still show no respect for Moses.1, 2
A participant explains that the Jewish religion began with the temples of David and Solomon in Jerusalem and drifted away from the original teachings of Abraham.1, 2, 3
Of about 120,000 people who followed Moses after the parting of the sea, only two believed in the end.1, 2
The Children of Israel walked across the Red Sea and still wanted to worship the calf, and we are like them, having seen that the Quran is from God yet some are not satisfied.1, 2, 3, 4
The demand to see God despite receiving many favors and wonders is a problem of ingratitude toward God.1, 2, 3
The witness from the Children of Israel in verse 46:10 is Rabbi Judah the Pious, who discovered the same code based on 19 in the intact fragments of the earlier scriptures.1, 2, 3
It is a divine law that God supports and helps the oppressed, as shown by His dealing with the Children of Israel under Pharaoh.1, 2, 3
The witness in 46:10 never refers to Jesus, because the Quran does not count Jesus as one of the Children of Israel but as the forerunner of a new movement.1, 2, 3
The Quranic account of the Israelites receiving their king is identical to the account in the Bible.1
The story of the Israelites asking for a king shows that people may say things without meaning them, since most turned away when fighting was decreed.1, 2
The Jews follow their own Hadith and Sunna, the Mishnah and Gemara, rather than the Torah.1, 2, 3
The Talmud permits cheating gentiles, and the Quran criticizes this by teaching honesty with everyone, since anyone is a potential believer.1, 2, 3, 4
Having God's message is a great privilege and a great responsibility; the Jews were chosen yet suffered because they received the scripture and did not follow it.1, 2, 3
About 900 years ago a Jewish rabbi found that the number 19 is the basis of the scriptures, and Dr. Khalifa believes Quran 46:10 refers to this pious leader.1, 2, 3, 4
God's warning in the Bible that disobedient people's children are cursed for four generations means evil souls are assigned to babies born in their homes, since God knows the good and bad souls in the pool.1, 2, 3, 4
Physical miracles like the parting of the Red Sea were made obsolete because people still disbelieved, and now there is a mental miracle that people must think about, anytime and anywhere.1, 2, 3, 4
God named the longest sura, full of laws, The Cow to teach total submission, recalling how the Israelites argued over sacrificing a cow and made it harder for themselves.1, 2, 3