David Psalm #2 says this. I don't think Allah meant this literally.

Let me tell of the decree:
the LORD said to me,
“You are My son,
I have fathered you this day.

The father and son, part. It's clearly a metaphor. Apparently, common sense is not so common.

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BritishFailedAesthetic · M

It can also refer to the father/son aspect of the holy trinity.

God is a Trinity- Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

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BritishFailedAesthetic · M

@Heavenlywarrior Yes, an anthropomorphic personification of widom. You're going too deep.

God is a Trinity, simple as.

Heavenlywarrior · 36-40, M

@BritishFailedAesthetic yes I have gone deep and I’m telling you the truth

Heavenlywarrior · 36-40, M

@nobodyishome well think about wisdom.

It’s obtained knowledge through trials.

A woman will teach a man everything about life.

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nobodyishome · 31-35, F

@jshm2 jaaaa, that's what I meant. It's not literal father and son. And I don't think that the christians means it literally either :)

DownTheStreet · 56-60, M

Recall our discussion on how words can be interpreted differently, Who is to say what is precisely right - as often interpretation is shaped by the need. Further complicating any quote from The Bible are the many different translations, each a little different. They beg the question: why not just say what is precisely meant?