If Jesus was the son of God then Who was Adam?

Question

I mean, if Jesus was the son of God because he was born without a father, then was Adam then, a BIGGER son of God since he was born without a mother OR father? How does this make sense?

Answer 1

Allah (SWT)God said: Indeed, the example of Jesus to Allah is like that of Adam. He created Him from dust; then He said to him, "Be," and he was. ( 3:59).



Both are from dust. The miracle divine in the completion of the system of God in the creation of human.

He created the human in four aspects:

Father and Mother.( all the human ).

Without Father or Mother.( Adam ) (PBUH).

Without Father ( Jesus ) ( PBUH).

Without Mother ( Eve ). She came from the rib of Adam (PBUH).



So if Jesus ( PBUH) is a God, He didn't come out of sperm, And Adam (PBUH) is a God, He didn't come out of the womb or sperm, It'll be better to be Eve is also the Goddess or the girl God because of similarities in that God (SWT) created her as Jesus(PBUH) or Adam(PBUH) they did not come out of the womb or sperm.(Gods) or ( son's and daughter's ) of God.??!!



PLEASE...Remember !!!!!!

WE ARE ALL....Trying to think together, As much you are caring about me .. As much you'll help me to see the Truth !

Thank you all for your concern.



May Allah(SWT)God guide us to His path.

Answer 2

Jesus was born without a mortal father, but the holy spirit impregnated Mary so Jesus is God's son. Adam is simply God's creation, made out of dirt - more like Frankenstein's relationship with his monster.

Answer 3

Son of God is a identify that denotes the Lord’s deity as in John a million:34. Son of guy (Adam) speaks of His humanity as in Luke 7:34. The word “son of” ability “a descendant of”. seeing that God became His Father, Jesus became a descendant of God. seeing that Mary became His mom, He became also a descendant of guy. the diverse words are used to tutor it truly is being emphasised, His deity or His humanity. And sure, Jesus became there formerly the earth became formed, yet as God, no longer guy. Proverbs 8:22-30 tells of the Lord’s existence formerly the creation, it truly is shown in Micah 5:2 and John a million:a million-2, and His participation contained in the shape.  And lengthy formerly the inspiration of Earth became laid Jesus agreed to be born as a guy to die for the sins of the people (a million Peter a million:18-20).

Answer 4

Adam was a created being. Jesus was God and had existed eternally. Anyone who accepts Jesus is adopted as God's child, so God has many children but only one true Son, Jesus, who came from the seed of God.

Answer 5

Adam was a creation, not technically a son, though you could say Jesus is also a part of God, not just a son... Adam was the first try. :)

Answer 6

The reason why Adam was created without a father & mother is because he is the first man.



It was not possible for him to be born to parents, because if he did have parents then he was not the first man.



So the circumstances, in which God created him made it necessary that he has no parents, he is the first human being.



Don't you as a muslim believe that? or do you doubt your quran?

Answer 7

the difference being that Jesus has always existed. adam had to be createdx from dirt & God breathed life into him. Jesus was placed spiritually in the womb of Mary. she was just a vessel for the Son of God. Jesus had to leave Heaven & become a man in order to become our sacrifice.

Answer 8

Simple Answer...

Adam died

Eve died

enoch not died but born for parents

Elijah not died but born for parents



The only person Jesus Born

1. without Father

2. arose from dead

3. who is going to come

He was.. He is.. He will be.. this is called eternal

so Called son of God..



show me any one example like this who born without father and also died and raise from death and also going to come back

Answer 9

Good point. Jesus, having a human mother, could not have been Adam's equal.

Answer 10

jesus is called the second Adam. They were both sons of God. Adam sinned and was reborn from life to death. He passed death to all mankind. Jesus died, and then was reborn from death to life, and made available that new birth to all that will recieve it.he is called the FIRSTborn of many brothers. We christians are also sons and daughters of God.

Answer 11

Apart from islam not making a shred of sense it is also polytheism.



Islam does not only have pagan roots but is completely pagan. It is rooted in paganism. Muslims believe in allah but this very allah is a moon god.



Here is why I say so:



It is an established archaeological fact that worship of the moon-god was the main religion of the ancient Middle East. But what about the Arabian Peninsula, where Mohammed ( 570-632) launched Islam? During the last two centuries, prominent archaeologists have unearthed thousands of inscriptions which prove beyond any doubt that the dominant religion of Arabia during Mohammed's day was the cult of the moon-god.



In fact, for generations before Mohammed was born, the Arabs worshipped some 360 pagan gods housed at a stone temple in Mecca called the Kabah. According to archaeologists, the chief deity of Mecca was the moon-god called al-ilah ( meaning the god or the idol), which was shortened to Allah in pre-Islamic times. Pagan Arabs even used Allah in the names they gave themselves: Mohammed's father (Abdallah), for example, had Allah as part of his name.



What History Says about Allah: Historians say that pre-Islamic Arabs worshiped the moon-god by bowing in prayer toward Mecca several times a day. They would also make a pilgrimage to Mecca, run around the Kabah seven times and throw stones at the devil. And they fasted for one month, which began with the appearance of the crescent moon and ended when the crescent moon reappeared.



These same rites form the core of Islam today: Muslims bow in prayer toward Mecca; they make a pilgrimage to Mecca and run around the Kabah seven times; and they still throw stones at the devil. They also observe the fast of Ramadan, which begins and ends with the crescent moon. Moreover, the ancient symbol of the pagan moon- god, the crescent moon, is the official symbol of Islam; it appears on the flags of Muslim countries, as well as on the tops of mosques and minarets everywhere.



Historians say that Mohammed, who as a travelling trader was exposed to Judaism and Christianity during his visits to different parts of the Middle East, tried to mimic those monotheistic faiths by taking Allah, the main deity within the Arabian pantheon, and making it the only god. Indeed, the basic confession of Islam is not that "Allah is Great" but that "Allah is Greater". Greater than all the other idols, that is.



But Islam also draws from other pagan traditions. For example, the tale of Mohammed's night journey into heaven parallels the Zoroastrian story of Arta Viraf. Zoroastrianism also inspired the Islamic belief that dark-eyed virgins await every man who enters heaven. And the Islamic ritual of praying five times a day? That, historians say, originates with the Sabeans, Syrian pagans who practiced an ecumenical mixture of Babylonian and Hellenic religion. Animism too has it's influence on Islam.



Thus, everything that is there in Islam is pagan. The kaaba, allah, stone throwing, praying 5 times, fasting during the holy month etc.

Answer 12

The islamic and christian view of adam is nearly the same.

The only difference is with respect to Jesus being the son of God or the Prophet of God and messiah

The quran:-

According to the Qur'an, God created Adam, the first human, out of clay and commanded the angels to bow to Adam. Satan refused out of pride and was banished from Jannah (Heaven).



In Heaven, Satan lured Adam and Eve into disobeying God by tasting from the forbidden tree. God, as a punishment, sends Adam and Eve to earth, arriving first at mountain peaks outside Mecca; Adam on Safa, and Eve on Marwa.



In this account, Adam repented for 40 days, at which point God forgave him,[8] rewarded him by sending down the Black Stone and teaching him the hajj. The Qur'an also describes the two sons of Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel.

The hadith:-

Abi Musa al Sha'arai narrated that Muhammad said: "Allah created Adam from a handful of dust taken from different lands, so the children of Adam have been created according to the composition of the land. Therefore from mankind we have white, red, black and yellow ones; we have good and evil, ease and sorrow, and what comes in between them."



Abu Hurairah narrated that the Prophet Muhammad said: "Allah created Adam from dust after He mixed the clay and left him for some time until it became sticky mud, after which Allah shaped him. After that Allah left him till it became like potter's clay. Iblis used to go past him saying 'You have been created for a great purpose.' After that Allah breathed His spirit into him. The first thing into which the spirit passed was his eye and then his nose. He sneezed. Allah said: "May your Lord have mercy upon you, O Adam! Go to those angels and see what they would say.' So Adam went and greeted them. they replied saying: "Peace be upon you and the mercy and blessings of Allah." Allah said: "O Adam! This is your greeting and that of your offspring.''

The islamic view of jesus:-

The Qur'an states that God sent the message through the angel Gabriel to Mary that God had honoured Mary among the women of all nations. The angel also told Mary that she will give birth to a holy son, named Jesus, who will be a great prophet, to whom God will give the Gospel. The angel further told Mary that Jesus will speak in infancy and maturity and will be a companion to the most righteous. When this news was given to Mary, she asked the angel how she can have a baby when no man has touched her. The reply of the angel to Mary was "When God wants to create a matter, he merely wills it and the things come into being".The Qur'an, therefore, states that Jesus was created from the act of God's will. The Qur'an compares this miraculous creation of Jesus with the creation of Adam where God created Adam by His act of will (kun-fa-yakun, meaning "Be and it is")

The above verses from the quran and the hadith describes adam and jesus and theier identity as a prophet. not by any means does quran or the hadith mentions Adam as the son of God or a Bigger Son of God. Both Adam and jesus both were merely a creation of God but it is worthy of noticing that we are too the creation of God what makes Adam and Jesus different is they being the prophet and as they were prophets they were blessed with miracles so as to make the masses curious about their miracles and the fact that such astonishing miracles can only be blessed by a God hence indirectly leading to God.

There fore God doesnt and would never sacrifice himself to himself because it is not The Gods way of doing things. God is the creator of All the universe in neither of his any creation he has displayed such an example in which he sacrificed himself to himself..

Conclusion:- Adam and Jesus are both the creation of God both are similar just their appearance and the conditions were different.

God is the one who knows the secrets of life and death , the world and the universe and everything in between them , he only mention us those secrets which can be understood by us.May God Guide us in the direction of truth Amen

Answer 13

In the first place, the Quran is not clear on how Allah created Adam. The above reference claims that Allah spoke and created him from dust. Yet other references assert that Allah actually fashioned Adam from clay with his own hands and breathed his spirit into him:



When thy Lord said to the angels, 'See, I am creating a mortal of a clay. When I have shaped him, and breathed My spirit in him, fall you down, bowing before him!' Then the angels bowed themselves all together, save Iblis; he waxed proud, and was one of the unbelievers. Said He, 'Iblis, what prevented thee to bow thyself before that I created with My own hands? Hast thou waxed proud, or art thou of the lofty ones?' S. 38:71-75



Q. 3:59 is actually formulated in a rather strange and confusing manner, even without comparing it with other passages. Note that it says that Allah created him of dust and THEN spoke the word "Be!" to him. Does this mean that Adam didn’t have a being, didn’t exist until Allah said "Be!"? He obviously did, since Allah already created him from dust. Then why would Allah even need to say "Be!" after he had already created him? Does the "Be!" refer to Allah giving life to Adam’s lifeless body? If so, why did he breathe his spirit into Adam? Wasn’t it for the purpose of animating his body? Then why would he need to say "Be!"?



In light of the foregoing what are we supposed to believe about the creation of the first man? Did Allah create him with his own hands from clay, from stinking mud as another verse says, and then breathe the spirit of life into his body? Or did Allah merely speak life into him after fashioning him out of dust?

Answer 14

Adam was the son of dust...

Answer 15

if any of them ever really did exist..



maybe



adam = jesus's cousin?