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for good deeds, and eternal damnation for wicked actions
are clearly stated and defined. In English a magistrate is
called "Justice of Peace;" that is to say, a "judge of peace."
Now this is in imitation of a Muslim Judge, who settles a
quarrel, decides a case, by punishing the guilty and rewarding
the innocent, thus restoring peace. This is Islam and the
law of the Koran. It is not Christianity nor the Gospel, for
the latter absolutely forbids a Christian to appeal to a judge,
however innocent and oppressed he may be (Matt. v. 25,
26, 38-48).
2. The Son-of-Man, or Bar nasha, is certainly Prophet Muhammad.
For he came after Constantine, and not before him
as Jesus or any other Prophet did. The Trinitarian regime in
are clearly stated and defined. In English a magistrate is
called "Justice of Peace;" that is to say, a "judge of peace."
Now this is in imitation of a Muslim Judge, who settles a
quarrel, decides a case, by punishing the guilty and rewarding
the innocent, thus restoring peace. This is Islam and the
law of the Koran. It is not Christianity nor the Gospel, for
the latter absolutely forbids a Christian to appeal to a judge,
however innocent and oppressed he may be (Matt. v. 25,
26, 38-48).
2. The Son-of-Man, or Bar nasha, is certainly Prophet Muhammad.
For he came after Constantine, and not before him
as Jesus or any other Prophet did. The Trinitarian regime in