hmmm.... Apparently it's time for an update here. I wrote that little diddy in about three minutes one day without trying to make it philosopher proof. I really don't think anyone who is not looking to pick a fight could mistake the meaning. I'm not interested in sparring over the clear meaning of words.

1. Jesus is THE embodiment of truth; which is to say he is the origin of all things and there is no falseness in him. The Bible is truth; which is to say that it is not false in any way. Everything the bible says is truth. There is indeed only one truth. What the Bible has to say does not in any way contradict Jesus - in fact the Bible from beginning to end is story, prophecies, poetry and more regarding Jesus as the only mediator between God and men (including demonstrating our clear need of a mediator and redeemer).

2. Yes. Jesus is the truth, and the Bible is true.

3. Nope. One truth. Jesus is the truth, the Bible is the truth. Or haven't you read (John 17:2) "Sanctify them in the truth; Your word is truth." My statement is actually taken (paraphrased) right from the Bible itself.

4. The definite source of truth is God's word. Since it comes from God and Jesus is God it is truth. Neither Jesus nor the Bible will contradict the other.

The meaning is clear; there is one truth my friend. You are looking for controversy where none resides. Read the entire thing, comprehend it's clear meaning and don't allow yourself to needlessly quibble about words. Such a practice only ruins those listening. (2 Timothy 2:14)

I believe your question is as follows:

If I quote Jesus as saying, "I am the truth"
And if I next say that the Bible is 'truth' then why is this not a contradiction?

Well, first of all the Bible which is 'truth' is the source of this quote.
No I'm not playing word games here - stick with me.......

In the Gospel of John (chapter 1) we see that the Word was God and was with God.
The Bible also informs us that Jesus is God (a person of the trinity)
Therefore since Jesus is the word, we have no contradiction.
Jesus and the Word being one and the same.

Another example:
At God's command (His word) he created all things and since John 1:3 in referring to Christ says that all things were created through him and by him then it is clear that Jesus is the living word.

So to answer your question: "Which is it? Jesus? or The Bible?"
The answer is YES

Truth, from a Biblical perspective, is simply God's message to man. It is without error, without question, and delivered with consistency, love and, dare I say, truth.

Jesus was God the Father's living and breathing message to man. Jesus didn't just speak it, he lived it. The words that make up God's Word (the Bible) are also the truth. (It both amuses me and saddens me that you can quote a verse about Jesus being the truth from a source that you can't acknowledge is also completely true and accurate in message and motive, otherwise the quote itself would be in question.)

When you come to first be open to, then move to accepting and understanding and then finally to embracing and celebrating the reality of what TRUTH truly is from a foundational Biblical perspective AND where it comes from - from God through His Son, His Word and His Spirit (according to Jesus in John 14:17) - you can begin enjoying it and living it instead of questioning it or arguing about it. If you are truly a follower of the Truth you advocate, you will know without any doubt that is His clear and only desire for us all.

I've read this six times and I still can't figure out what you're trying to say.

If you're claiming that there is no such thing as absolute truth than I have to ask... Is that true? If it is than you categorically have defined an absolute truth thus nullifying the statement.

If you're saying that an individual's perception of truth might be true to them but false in reality than I would agree. This is why we have so many people in the world claiming they are right. That alone is another reason why we desperately need a primary source of truth (the Bible).

Allah - the Arabic word for god does not in it's current usage refer to the one true God but to a made up god. The Allah of Islam is not God.

now how can Esa (Jesus)...be God?

Jesus is indeed the son of God; bearing the fullness of the diety. So that we can indeed say that Jesus is God. There are many resources around the internet regarding the deity of Christ, including several very good ones here.

Why would God kill himself or His so called "son" for the sinns of mankind where is the jusitce in this??

God would kill his son because my friend, you and I both have sinned. God will not permit sinful people to be brought near his perfection. Neither can he ignore the sin but must punish it. Yet God loves mankind his special creation and wishes for us to be near him. It is impossible however for any mere man to die in the place of another man - he must die for his own sin. For redemption to happen, God himself had to become a man in order to become a sufficient sacrifice for the sin of every person. Only God could endure the eternity of hell for every person, in a mere six hours upon the cross. Christians rely exclusively upon the grace of that God, the one who sent his son to take our own place of death so that we in turn could receive his life!

The word of God is clear on the matter of sin and justice. Sin demands the death penalty. God became man so that he could be just in delivering that death penalty and also that he might be the justifier in receiving that death penalty on our behalf. God has made Jesus both LORD and Christ so that everyone who receives him as their savior and believes in in him might pass from the death sentence to the promise of eternal life.