Complete 6 pages APA formatted article: Jews, Christians, and Muslims. He communicated to Jews through the Oral Torah or law, which was passed through the prophets. Consequently, the Jewish law has en

Complete 6 pages APA formatted article: Jews, Christians, and Muslims. He communicated to Jews through the Oral Torah or law, which was passed through the prophets. Consequently, the Jewish law has enactments as well as decrees developed by sages and rabbis throughout Jewish history. Therefore, Jews regard the Torah as holy, true, and perfect word from God and must be obeyed and passed from one generation to another (Melton & Martin, 47).Muslims consider the Quran as a means through which God (Allah) revealed Himself to man. God revealed every word and letter in the Quran. According to them, the Quran is the last and flawless means by which God revealed Himself to humankind until the Day of Judgment (Smith & Huston, 15). Muslims also believe that the message of Islam is similar to other messages delivered by God’s prophets to humanity since the time of Adam. Moreover, Muslims consider Islam as the oldest monotheistic religion since it integrates both the original as well as the final revelation of Allah to His prophets (Smith & Huston, 15).Christians believe that God revealed Himself through various collections of books referred to as the Bible. The Bible is authoritative and was drafted by human authors who were inspired by the Holy Spirit (Denny et al, 49). However, the mainstream tradition considers Jesus Christ as the ultimate revelation of God and the Bible as a revelation in the context of a witness to Him. Moreover, Christians consider the Bible as inerrant thus, free from errors, all manner of contradictions, and infallible (Melton & Martin, 54).Jews believe that both the oral and written Torah of truth was given to Prophet Moses on Mount Sinai on their way from Egypt (Melton & Martin, 59). According to Judaism, Moses was the greatest of all the prophets in the history of Israel. Unlike the oral Torah, Moses wrote down everything God revealed to Him, thus forming the written Torah. In addition to Moses, other prophets, sages, and rabbis have served as mouthpieces of divine revelation in Judaism. God inspired the rabbis, prophets, and sages to make enactments and decrees (Smith & Huston, 35).Muslims believe that God revealed the Quran through Angel Gabriel to Prophet Muhammad (Smith & Huston, 40).