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true religion, the powerful Kingdom of Allah on earth, with
its permanent and sound laws and directions inscribed in the
Holy Koran.
Beyond Islam, which literally signifies "making peace,"
any other interpretation or imaginary peace is irrelevant with
the sense in which "Eiriny" is used in this triumphal angelic
anthem. It was in this Islamic sense of the word that Jesus
Christ, in his grand sermon on the Mount, said: "Blessed are
the Muslims (literally, "the peacemakers"); for they shall be
called the children of God" (1) (Matt. v. 9). And it was pre-
cisely the imaginary peace which Prophet Jesus Christ re-
pudiated when he exclaimed: "Think not that I came to
establish peace upon earth; I did not come to set peace but
a sword" (Matt. x. 34-6); or, as Luke declares: "I came to
its permanent and sound laws and directions inscribed in the
Holy Koran.
Beyond Islam, which literally signifies "making peace,"
any other interpretation or imaginary peace is irrelevant with
the sense in which "Eiriny" is used in this triumphal angelic
anthem. It was in this Islamic sense of the word that Jesus
Christ, in his grand sermon on the Mount, said: "Blessed are
the Muslims (literally, "the peacemakers"); for they shall be
called the children of God" (1) (Matt. v. 9). And it was pre-
cisely the imaginary peace which Prophet Jesus Christ re-
pudiated when he exclaimed: "Think not that I came to
establish peace upon earth; I did not come to set peace but
a sword" (Matt. x. 34-6); or, as Luke declares: "I came to