01 - Jesus was a very strict monotheist who taught that the Lord our god is one Lord [Deuteronomy 6:4 Mark 12:29] and that the heavenly father is "the only true god" [John 17:3]. Muslims fully accept that but Christians don’t.
02- Jesus never said he or the Holy Spirit was God, Muslims accept that and don’t regard either as God but Christians reject that and regard both as God.
03- Jesus was given the Biblical title “son of God“ The Bible itself in Romans 8:14 explains the title by saying, "as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God". Muslims accept that but Christians reject it and regard “son of God” to be literal when applied to Jesus.
04- Jesus never claimed to be God, He almost always called himself son of man and saw himself as a prophet as we can see from Mark 6:4 where referring to himself he said, "A prophet is not without honor except in his own town, among his relatives and in his own home." Muslims accept him as a prophet and never claim he was God but Christians see him as Son of God and claim he is God.
05- Jesus said that his food was to do the will of God [faithfully do what God had commanded him to do] He observed the Mosaic law and warned those inclined to considered it abolished. In Matthew 5:19 he said, “Whosoever therefore shall break one of these least commandments, and shall teach men so, he shall be called the least in the kingdom of heaven” Muslims accept that the law of God is binding, but Christians don’t.
06 - Jesus believed that salvation belonged to those who followed Moses faithfully, Muslims believe that too, but Christians believe that Jesus is the only way to the truth.
07- Jesus never taught that humans carry the so called original sin. never taught that every baby was born carrying the sin of its forefather, Adam. As a Jew he would have taught about God’s promise in Ezekiel 18:20 that everyone will be accountable for only their own sins not those of their fathers. Muslims accept that and regard every baby as totally free of sin but Christians reject that and insist that all human beings are born with the original sin.
08- Jesus never taught that god is so holy he can't accept sinners in his presence.. He taught that God was more pleased to see a repenting sinner than someone who had hardly sinned [Luke 15:11-24] Muslims accept that but Christians reject it.
09- Jesus never taught that God refused to forgive sins, or was incapable of doing so, unless mankind sacrificed a sinless human being. Muslims accept that but Christians reject that and insist that Jesus had to die for God to forgive the sins of the world.
10- Jesus never taught that God was ever held to ransom. Muslims accept that. Christians don’t. They insist that God paid the ransom.
11- Jesus observed dietary laws which include not eating pig. He never made it lawful for his followers to eat anything. Muslims accept and don’t eat pork. Christians don’t. They insist that all food is lawful and they eat pork.
12- Jesus was circumcised in accordance with what God called His EVERLASTING covenant with Abraham in Genesis 17:10-14 Muslims are circumcised but not Christians.
13 - Jesus gave to the poor and urged his followers to do likewise. Muslims give more to charity than members of any other faith and none.
14 - Jesus was against usurious money lending. Muslims are forbidden to participate in usury, but Christians don’t care about it.
15 - Jesus fasted for many days. Muslims do so too, every year, but Christians don’t put any emphasis on that.
16 - Jesus greeted with the words "peace be upon you" and taught his followers to do the same. Muslims all over the world use that greeting, but Christians don’t.
17- Jesus put his face down on the ground in humility when praying to God. Muslims accept and follow that. Christians don’t.
18- Jesus kept a beard and wore long gowns and robes [like those of bishops and cardinals but those of Jesus were not ceremonial]. He believed in modest dress at all times. His mother Mary was fully covered up. Muslim men and women accept and follow the dress code, but Christians don’t and think nothing of baring it all
19- Jesus would take off his shoes before entering holy ground. Muslims accept and follow that in their mosques. Christians don’t.
20- Jesus would perform ablution before worship. Muslims do so too, but Christians don’t.
Muslims are the most Christlike of all major faith groups. If Christianity was more faithful to the teachings of the Christ then there would be very little difference between Christianity and Islam. However, as it stands we find that Christians have become so divorced and distanced from what Christ was like that they cannot bring themselves round to copying him as described above and instead find all sorts of excuses why they need not, wont or even should not do so.
b) Jesus clearly stated, without any ifs, buts or exceptions, that God had sent him ONLY to bring the lost sheep of the house of Israel back into the fold. In Matthew 15:24 Jesus declared that he "was sent ONLY to the lost sheep of the nation of Israel."
c) Jesus chose 12 disciples to represent the twelve tribes of Israel
d) Even the disciples Jesus instructed very clearly according to Matthew 10:5: "Don't go to the Gentiles or the Samaritans, but ONLY to the people of Israel --God's lost sheep."
e) we can see from the Gospels that Jesus did not go about converting Gentile to his message at any point in his life.
f) In fact even the miraculous powers he had been given he didn't want to use them for non-Israelites. That is why he initially rebuked a Gentile for seeking his favours, "The woman came and knelt before him. “Lord, help me!” she said. 26He replied, “It is not right to take the children’s bread and toss it to the dogs.” (Matthew 15:25,26 and Mark 7:27,28).
g) And this exclusion continues to the end times because of his hand-picked elect (his twelve disciples), he made sure that they remained of his tribes so that his other prophecy might find fulfilment: "when the son of man (Jesus referring to himself) shall sit on the throne of his glory, ye (the disciples) also shall sit upon twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel" (Matthew 19:28).
2- We're not talking about Mohammed or about fighting. However, since you keep being distracted into those two areas let me explain. When being attacked by an army the Muslims had no option but to defend themselves and at that point it would be suicidal for Mohammed to ask his followers to turn the other cheek. The instruction there was how to confront the attackers. However, if the enemy halts the attack and calls for peace then Mohammed was instructed to trust in God and proceed to peace even if there is suspicion that the attackers are doing so as a strategy of war.