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taken possession of that people (Matt. xii. 43-45; Luke xi.
24-26).
Christ reformed the old religion; gave a new life and
spirit to it; he explained more explicitly the immortality of
the human soul, the resurrection and the life in the next
world; and publicly announced that the next Messiah whom the
Jews were expecting was not a Jew or a son of David, but
a son of Ishmael whose name was Ahmad, and that he would
establish the Kingdom of God upon earth with the power of
the Word of God and with sword. Consequently, the reli-
gion of Islam received a new life, light and spirit, and its
adherents were exhorted to be humble, to show forbearance
taken possession of that people (Matt. xii. 43-45; Luke xi.
24-26).
Christ reformed the old religion; gave a new life and
spirit to it; he explained more explicitly the immortality of
the human soul, the resurrection and the life in the next
world; and publicly announced that the next Messiah whom the
Jews were expecting was not a Jew or a son of David, but
a son of Ishmael whose name was Ahmad, and that he would
establish the Kingdom of God upon earth with the power of
the Word of God and with sword. Consequently, the reli-
gion of Islam received a new life, light and spirit, and its
adherents were exhorted to be humble, to show forbearance