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with Ahmed in its signification of "illustrious," "glorious"
and "praised," in its superlative degree, must have been
the translation into Greek of Himda or probably Hemida
of the Aramaic form, as uttered by Jesus Christ. Alas!
there is no Gospel extant in the original language spoken
by Jesus!
(b) As to the etymology and signification of the words
shalom, shlama, and the Arabic salam, Islam, I need not
detain the reader by dragging him into linguistic details.
Any Semitic scholar knows that Shalom and Islam are derived
from one and the same root and that both mean peace, sub-
mission, and resignation.
This being made clear, I propose to give a short exposi-
tion of this prophecy of Haggai. In order to understand it
and "praised," in its superlative degree, must have been
the translation into Greek of Himda or probably Hemida
of the Aramaic form, as uttered by Jesus Christ. Alas!
there is no Gospel extant in the original language spoken
by Jesus!
(b) As to the etymology and signification of the words
shalom, shlama, and the Arabic salam, Islam, I need not
detain the reader by dragging him into linguistic details.
Any Semitic scholar knows that Shalom and Islam are derived
from one and the same root and that both mean peace, sub-
mission, and resignation.
This being made clear, I propose to give a short exposi-
tion of this prophecy of Haggai. In order to understand it