Nothing holy in Hebrew converted to greek through isopsephy gives you 666?i feel theres a ton of possibilities and the op is just cherry picking

the professor that was cited for the greek , i think it was reverend Terence Espinoza , is he right about the way the epsilon is pronounced? Because I have come across a well established linguist in the Arabic field, marijn van putten, who said that the Arabic video that op cites (from arabic 101) is not reputable . He also mentioned that the word Allah is attested in greek transcription as alpha lambda lambda alpha . He didn't even mention the chi at the end, what do you think about this?

@Wyrsa I believe it was Christian prince but I cannot find the exact video

if the muslims believe the gospels of Jesus are not the current nt, why does the quran ask the Christians to follow the gospels at the time of the prophet muhammad

@RayButterworth I'm asking that if the muslims believe the gospels of Jesus are not the current nt, why does the quran ask the Christians to follow the gospels at the time of the prophet muhammad

I would like to know if there have been academics who have spoken on the relation between the quran as the Ginza rabba , if you know of any I'd like a link

I would say only the 3rd page and last 2 pages are necessary ( although quoting them would also make this post extensively long)

"Despite how similar "Al-ilah" looks (and likely sounded) to "Allah", the theory that the former is just a shortened version of the latter is quite controversial (as a lot of the other answers go into). Fortunately, that wasn't the question." As far as I know this is the majority opinion among scholars of the Arabic language , why do u think it's controversial ? @T.E.D.

@Obie2.0 there's no unbiased an well sourced arguments there , they try to confirm true etymology to their views , so the best thing would be to ask Muslim or Jewish scholars about it

@Jlem can you answer this please latin.stackexchange.com/q/23871/15873