Mbona aliyeuleta uzi katulia baada ya kusoma jibu langu.
Wewe mywa KOJO la Muhammad usichoelewa nini? au Huu uzi uliuleta kwa jina bandia kama alivyofanya big abdul toka Qassim mpaka the praised one?
Go and drink honey utaelewa nimekujibu nini.
THE SIXTH ARGUMENT
Dr. Alexander Gides, and acknowledged Christian writer, has said in the introduction to the new Bible:
" I have come to know three things beyond doubt through some convincing arguments:
1. The present Pentatuech is not the bookk of Moses.
2. This book was written either in Canaan or Jerusalem. That is to say, it was not written during the period when the Israelites were living in the wilderness of the desert.
3. Most Probably this book is written in the period of Prophet Solomon, that is, around 1000 years before Christ, the period of poet Homer. In short, its composition can be proved to be around 500 years after the death of Moses."
ERRORS IN THE CALCULATION OF ISRAELITES NUMBERS
We read in the book of numbers (1:45-47) this statement "So were all those that were numbered of the Children of Israel, byt their house of fathers, from twenty years old and upwards, all that were able to go forth to war in Israel; even all they that were numbered were six hundred thousand and three thousand and five hundred and fifty. But the Levites after the tribe of their fathers were not numbered among them."
These verse imply that the number of fighting people of the Israelites were more than six hundred thousand. This number excludes the men, women and children of Levi tribe and all the women of other tribes of Israelites and all the children under 20 years of age. If we include all the people of Israelites excluded from this enumeration, their total should not be less than twenty-five hundred thousand. This statement is wrong for four reasons.
THE FIRST REASON
The total number of men and women of Israelites were 70 at the time of their arrival to egypt. This is evident from Genesis 46:27, Exodus 1:5 and Duet 10:22. The greatest possible stay in egypt is 215 years. It cannot be more.
It has been mentioned in the first chapter of the Book of Exodus that the sons of the people of Israel were killed and their daughters left to live, 80 years before the liberation from Egypt.
Now keeping in mind their total number at their arrival in Egypt, the durattion of stay in Egypt, and the killing of their sons by the king, if we were to assume that aftr every 25 years they doubled in number would not reach twenty-five thousand in the period of their stay in Egypt let alone twenty-five hundred thousand. If we keep in view their killing of sons, this number becomes physical impossibility.
THE SECOND REASON
It must be far from truth that their number increased from seventy to twenty five hundred thousand in such a short period, while they were subjected to the worst kind of persecution and hardships by the King of Egypt. In comparison, the Egyptians who enjoyed all comforts of life did not increase at this rate.
The Israelites lived a collective life in Egypt. If they are believed to be around 25 hundred thousand it would be a unique example in the history that a population of this size is oppressed and persecuted and their sons killed before their eyes withouth a sign of resistance and rebellion from them. Even animals fight and resist to save their offsprings.
THE THIRD REASON
The Boom of Exodus chapter 12 (12:39)describes how the Israelites had taken with them the cattle herds an flocks, and the same book (5:19) also informs us that they crossed the river in a single night; and that they used to travel every day (13:21), and that Moses used to give them verbal orders to march (14:1)
THE FOURTH REASON
If the numbers would have been correct it would necessiate that they had a place for thir camp large enough to accomodate twenty five hundred thousand people along with their herds or cattle. The fact is that the area surrounding Mount Sinai, and the area of the twelve springs in Elim are not sufficiently large to accomodate the Israelites and their cattles.
In view of the above arguments, it is obvious that "the People of the Book" do not possess any arguments to support their claim tbat the books of Pentatuech were writtenor conveyed by Prophet Moses.