Sure it is, the texts in the other 3 Gospels are also accurate to the letter or they are all liars and that simply cannot be true and still have the Torah or the Quran mean anything more than that.Peter was an apostle, he was a devoted believer; he devoted himself to God alone, and believed in the teachings of his teacher: Jesus Christ.
But these texts are not necessarily what he said: it is what others narrate and told about his letters.
Joh:21:24:
This is the disciple which testifieth of these things,
and wrote these things:
and we know that his testimony is true.
I don't reference the newer English Bibles as they differ from the text in the KJV 1611 version. There is no huge conspiracy although the newest ones do push the Daniel 70 week theme more than it deserves. That 1st edition comes with a copyright and that means for any other book to claim to also be a Bible that it has to differ in text to a certain degree. That is why there is a difference and because the Bible is phrase orientated they are useless for explaining the prophecies.To prove this: see the new versions of the Bible and how do they manipulate the words so as to agree with their enthusiasm and associating Jesus with God.
Compare the old versions with the new versions and see that many changes have been done.
So such manipulations have been done all over the history: by the devilish kings and religious leaders.
You are at the point where your arguments are making the case for my version having the authority the other themes are missing
If you do that for one Prophet you gave to do that same honor for each Prophet mentioned. You would also have to honor God even more as you mention His name. Even the Bible promotes that you honor God when mentioning Him and it can be found in the texts that this is done. What is also done is that is done once at the beginning of their message and again at the close of the message. When you repeat the same words many times and they are not part of the verse it is entering the realm of becoming a 'vain repetition' that has no practical value when it comes to understanding God. The Bible has 40 Scribes involved in that same single task, adding your book would make it 41 rather than the 1 scribe you are trying to claim. You even support that theme in your quote below as the plural of messenger is used so if you are dismissing the Bible (and the Torah) then you are promoting that men are stronger than God because they corrupted His word. The text is perfect, the understanding of the text is flawed in most versions. Those flaws are easy to highlight using the Bible, the one version you have not yet condemned as you have only pointed out the flaws in the latest publications.I give you an example in the Muslim world:
When Prophet Mohammed - salam to him - is mentioned, it is a matter of respect that God ordered when any of the prophets is mentioned to say: Salam to him or peace to him.
But for Muslims, they started to make distinction of Prophet Mohammed from other prophets, so they say: Blessings to him. This is according to some misinterpretation.
While if you study it, you will find that Prophet Mohammed like other prophets also one should say: salam to him.
All the Scribes, and as such they are all Prophets also, have contributed to a theme with a singular theme and that is because there is one author, God. All Scribes have equal authority and in the Gospels, Peter, James, Mark, and Beloved Disciple tell a single narrative and they quote Jesus rather than Jesus being the author. The Gospel of John is for John the Baptist, he alone is the most favored Prophet for obvious reasons so you have to show that God made a mistake and it was actually Mohammad that God favored the most. Good luck with that one.As God said in the Quran 37: 181, which means:
181. [O Muslims, say:] "Salam be to the messengers. e "
182. "And [say] praise be to God the Lord of the worlds [Who sent the messengers to us f.]"
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e If they are mentioned before you.
f And they guided us to the way of the truth.
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M't:11:11:
Verily I say unto you,
Among them that are born of women there hath not risen a greater than John the Baptist:
notwithstanding he that is least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than he.