How to Present the Gospel to a Muslim: The Soul Winners Hand Book Volume One

© 2019 ADJEI ISHMAEL OKANG. All rights reserved.

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Published by AuthorHouse  06/13/2019

ISBN: 978-1-7283-1506-5 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-7283-1505-8 (e)

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Contents

Dedications

Acknowledgements

Preface

Introduction

Chapter 1     How To Present The Gospel To A Muslim

Chapter 2     Is The Bible The Word Of God?

Chapter 3     Contradictions In The Bible

Chapter 4     Is The Quran The Word Of God?

Chapter 5     Contradictions In The Quran

Chapter 6     Contradictions Between The Quran And The Bible

Chapter 7     Muhammad In The Quran

Chapter 8     Jesus In The Quran

Chapter 9     Call Of Muhammad Into Ministry

Chapter 10   Does The Bible Contain Prophecies About Muhammad?

Dedications

This book is dedicated to those who love the Lord. To my wife Naa Patricia Okang; my daughters Angela, Adoley, Happy and Adokor and my son Nii Shidaa, may the light of the Lord shine on you. Rev. Dr. E. Markwei of Living Streams International(Ghana), my mentor and spiritual father; I salute you. Prophet Richard Owusu of Gethsemane Ministries Incorporated(USA), you made my dream come through. I could not leave out Rev. John Esubonteng and Pastor Raymond of Living Streams International, for their inspiration. I am grateful to my beloved parents, Madam Rebecca Okang and Warrant Officer I Adjetey Mc-Gershon. Miss Judith Akua Antwi of blessed memories and Linda Sarpong of N.M.I.M.R, your encouragement and help have not been in vain. And lastly, to Mr. Moses Ahun and Nana Nyarko Boateng for their encouragement and editorial services.

Acknowledgements

I have had the good fortune of reading widely from many scholars for this volume I acknowledge referencing from the materials and authors:

Kitabun Nikah (Mishkat), Mishkat Kitabul Hudud, Mishkatul Masabih, Ibn Khaldu, Mahmud. Y. Zaid, Mish Kdt, Mishkat, Helmut Gatje, Mirza Muhsin,

Preface

It is difficult for the Christian to talk about the Quran with much confidence. Often, Christians are afraid of what may be interpreted from what they say or do not know what to say at all. In several instances where some Christians have seen me with the Quran, they have said to me, You are wasting your time. Yet, Muslims preach with the Bible because they refer to it on many occasions. The problem has to do with the amount of knowledge the Christian has concerning the Quran. The time has come for true Christians to take up the challenge to study, understand and share ideas in the Quran.

From 1984 to the mid-nineties, a group of young