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worshipped it. The history of that stubborn people from the
death of Joshua to the anointment of King Saul, covering a
period of more than four centuries, is full of a series of scan-
dalous relapses into idolatry. It was only after the close of
the revelation and the Canon of their holy Scriptures in the
third century before Christ that the Jews ceased to worship
idols, and have since remained monotheists. But their belief
in the Oneness of God, though it makes them Unitarians, does
not entitle them to the qualification of being called "Muslims,"
because they have stubbornly rejected both the persons and
the revelations of Prophets Jesus and Muhammad. It is only through
submission to the Will of God that a man can attain peace
and become Muslim, otherwise the faith without obedience
death of Joshua to the anointment of King Saul, covering a
period of more than four centuries, is full of a series of scan-
dalous relapses into idolatry. It was only after the close of
the revelation and the Canon of their holy Scriptures in the
third century before Christ that the Jews ceased to worship
idols, and have since remained monotheists. But their belief
in the Oneness of God, though it makes them Unitarians, does
not entitle them to the qualification of being called "Muslims,"
because they have stubbornly rejected both the persons and
the revelations of Prophets Jesus and Muhammad. It is only through
submission to the Will of God that a man can attain peace
and become Muslim, otherwise the faith without obedience