Thanks for admitting you are lame. Now if you could make your point about your offtopic discussion that would be greatly appreciated.

So in other words you have no point or else you would have made it by now instead of demanding that I do your work for you? Got it.
Thanks for trolling.
This is for those that read the Bible and are interested in the differences between the Bible and the quran. There is no books, chapters, or verses. It is my opinion and logic of what I have read and discussed with others.
Abraham and the Lord made a covenant. The gift of being the Lord's "chosen" people went to Issac, not Ishmael (as muslims claim). Jacob recieved the Lord's blessing (the family blessing was traded to him for a bowl of food by Esau) thru deceit of his father, Issac. He served his father in law for at least 21 years (possibly as a punishment for that deceit). When Jacob finally fled from his father in law with two wives and many animals, he was welcomed by Esau (who had gone to live near Ishmael that was raised by the "idol worshipper, Hagar).
Now, if there was a problem and Ishmael was really the chosen and Jacob (with whom the Lord vowed again to bless and claimed as the recipient of the covenant), don't you think Ishmael would have 'ended' Jacob (now re-named as Israel), when he was weak, did not have any major defenses?
The Bible continues: Jacob's son Joseph is sold into slavery and ends up in Egypt (where there are historical links to his existence). The Lord sends a "deliverer" to free the Israelis that have been enslaved by the Egyptians.
If Jacob's line was not the Lord's "chosen", why did the Lord send a "deliverer", work miracles, and accompany the Israelis into the desert?
Why did the Lord give the Israelis the ten Commandments (written by His hand) and then instructed them to build an arc to contain them? Why didn't the Lord empower Ishmael's family with an arc (that could be used to focus the Lord's power on the enemy), or send angels to accompany Ishmael's family into the land of 'milk and honey'?
Why did the Lord, generations later bless King David and his son, Solomon, and promise one of 'theirs' would be "King"? Of all the stories in the OT, don't you think if the covenant was with Ishmael, there would be some demonstration similar to the Israelis, of the Lord's favor?
Generations later, Yeshua lives. He is asked by the Canaanite woman for help. Yeshua tells her that He has come to 'save the Jews'. If muslims claim that Yeshua is not the son of the Lord, but a prophet, why do they reject His teachings?
Mohammed, the muslim prophet could not be more different from any of the prophets in the OT. Those men tried to honor the Lord, and went to great lengths and pains to keep from defiling themselves and those around them. If Mohammed was the Lord's prophet, why did he defile himself and those around him? There were very specific rituals for cleansing after battle and for marriage. It appears he made up his own rules that were far from the Lord's.
As you can see drsmith, this takes some research to understand. It is my viewpoint thru logical review of what I have read, as I understand it. I have no intention of re-writing the books for you. You are welcome to comment in a reasonable way. If all you want to say is lie, lie, lie, you will have defined yourself for all of us. Here is your chance to show us that you are not as lame/limp as your posts imply.