Embedding Wordpress blog in div? - php

I have an existing single website (index.html) that works with a jquery content slider and I want to add my wordpress blog in one of the tabs. The blog is installed in mysite.com/blog/.
I saw a tutorial on how to show posts with php, but then when clicking those, it sends people off my page to the blog.
If I use iframe then I have SEO problems (or do I?) and the blog seems to be moving up when entering a comment on a post.
I hope somebody can help!
Sincerely, Brian

You probably need something like this
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