Surah 17

Surah 17:86

"If We (so) pleased, We could indeed take away what We have inspired you (with). Then you would find no guardian for yourself against Us concerning it,"
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17.86 – If We (so) pleased, We could indeed take away what We have inspired you
The Quran seems to take a rather harsh tone toward the messenger in this passage. Does this relate to uncertainty about the spirit?

- from The Quran with Christian Commentary: A Guide to Understanding the Scripture of Islam

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