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the Gospel of St. Barnabas, reprimanded the Jews who said
that the Great Messenger whom they call "Messiah" would
come down from the lineage of King David, telling them
plainly that he could not be the son of David, for David
calls him "his Lord," and then went on to explain how their
fathers had altered the Scriptures, and that the Covenant was
made, not with Isaac, but with Ishmael, who was taken to
be offered a sacrifice to God, and that the expression "thy
only begotten son" means Ishmael, and not Isaac. Paul,
who pretends to be an apostle of Jesus Christ, uses some
15
irreverent words about Hagar (Gal. vi. 21-31 and elsewhere)
and Ishmael, and openly contradicts his Master. This man
that the Great Messenger whom they call "Messiah" would
come down from the lineage of King David, telling them
plainly that he could not be the son of David, for David
calls him "his Lord," and then went on to explain how their
fathers had altered the Scriptures, and that the Covenant was
made, not with Isaac, but with Ishmael, who was taken to
be offered a sacrifice to God, and that the expression "thy
only begotten son" means Ishmael, and not Isaac. Paul,
who pretends to be an apostle of Jesus Christ, uses some
15
irreverent words about Hagar (Gal. vi. 21-31 and elsewhere)
and Ishmael, and openly contradicts his Master. This man