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Prophet Muhammad that he saw, and dare not report the words which
were spoken to him because on the one hand he was afraid of
the Jews, and because on the other he would have contradicted
himself for having glorified himself so much with the Cross
and the crucified. I am half convinced that Paul was allowed
to see the Barnasha whom Daniel had seen some six centuries
before, but "the angel of satan who was continually pouring
blows upon his head" (2 Cor. xii 7) forbade him to reveal
the truth! It this an admission by Paul that "the angel of
Satan," as he calls him, prohibited him from revealing the
secret of Prophet Muhammad, whom he had seen in his
vision. If Paul was a true righteous worshiper of God, why was
he delivered into the hands of the "angel of the Devil" who
was continually beating him on the head? The more one
reflects on the teachings of Paul, the less one doubts that he
were spoken to him because on the one hand he was afraid of
the Jews, and because on the other he would have contradicted
himself for having glorified himself so much with the Cross
and the crucified. I am half convinced that Paul was allowed
to see the Barnasha whom Daniel had seen some six centuries
before, but "the angel of satan who was continually pouring
blows upon his head" (2 Cor. xii 7) forbade him to reveal
the truth! It this an admission by Paul that "the angel of
Satan," as he calls him, prohibited him from revealing the
secret of Prophet Muhammad, whom he had seen in his
vision. If Paul was a true righteous worshiper of God, why was
he delivered into the hands of the "angel of the Devil" who
was continually beating him on the head? The more one
reflects on the teachings of Paul, the less one doubts that he