“How Jesus Kidnapped Me”– The Strange Story Of A Muslim Man Who Called Jesus A Kidnapper

What is the strangest story someone has ever told about Jesus? You will be shocked by what comes next. Before you read on, if it's not too much trouble, you might want to remember that this story happened in 2015, but it's still worth reading!


In 2015, a Muslim man named Abdul Mattar said that he was sleeping in his loft one night when he got hit on the head, and that a sack was tied around his head to make him feel even more confused.

In a vehicle, he was taken to a remote part of the desert, where he was tied to a seat. As soon as the pack was opened, an angry man with long hair and a lot of facial hair stood up to him. He was wearing a robe and shoes.

"It was Jesus Christ," Abdul Mattar said without any question. "On top of that, he was very upset with me."

Mattar says that Jesus then hit him a lot on the head and stomach, and then whipped him.

"He told me that if I didn't recognize him as my own friend in trouble, he would beat me until I died," Mattar explained. "I told him to "beat himself," which made him feel even worse," the man says.


Mattar is a strong Muslim who agrees that Christianity is a religion of Satan and is therefore bad.

Mattar added, "I tell people all the time that Jesus is a bad god, and now I have proof to back up my claims." "He made me suffer until I was worn out. This is not something Allah will ever do. This is something that only Jesus would do. As many people think, Christianity is not a religion of peace. I agree that it is a cruel and disrespectful religion.

Mattar then told what had happened to him. "After that, Jesus put a crown of thistles on my head and told me that he would show me what real pain feels like."

Mattar said that the man "pulled out big nails, a sledge, and two-by-fours, and said that he was going to nail my hands to the wood." By then, I knew I had to give up and let him take control. I didn't have any reason to hurt my hands. I went to Jesus for help in that general area for the rest of my life. I pleaded with Jesus to take away my pain.

Then Jesus asked Mattar if he accepted him as his own rescuer.

Mattar said, "Yes!" over and over again.

"But," Mattar went on to say. "Even though I believed in Jesus, my hands were tied behind my back and covered, so I could cross my fingers to show that I didn't accept Jesus as my Lord and Savior. But he was ready for it in every way. He doesn't seem to know everything, all things considered.

Jesus untied Mattar and gave him a kiss on the head before leaving. Mattar went home to Las Vegas, Nevada, from the desert.

"I didn't get in touch with the experts," Mattar said. "For the simple reason that you can't change an extraordinary being into something ordinary.

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