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THE PROPHET FORETOLD BY THE BAPTIST WAS CERTAINLY
PROPHET MUHAMMAD
There are two very significant remarks about John the
Baptist made by Jesus Christ, but recorded in a mysterious
way. The first remark about the Baptist is that in which
John is presented to the world as the reincarnate Eliah
(Elijah) the Old Testament. The mystery with which this
appellation is enveloped consists in the significant silence of
Christ about the identity of the person whom Eliah (not
Elias) was expected to officially announce and introduce to
the world as the Last Prophet. The language of Jesus in this
respect is exceedingly obscure, ambiguous, and mysterious. If
John was Eliah, as is expressly and fearlessly declared,
why, then, is the person whose precursor was Eliah not
expressly and fearlessly mentioned? If Jesus were the
PROPHET MUHAMMAD
There are two very significant remarks about John the
Baptist made by Jesus Christ, but recorded in a mysterious
way. The first remark about the Baptist is that in which
John is presented to the world as the reincarnate Eliah
(Elijah) the Old Testament. The mystery with which this
appellation is enveloped consists in the significant silence of
Christ about the identity of the person whom Eliah (not
Elias) was expected to officially announce and introduce to
the world as the Last Prophet. The language of Jesus in this
respect is exceedingly obscure, ambiguous, and mysterious. If
John was Eliah, as is expressly and fearlessly declared,
why, then, is the person whose precursor was Eliah not
expressly and fearlessly mentioned? If Jesus were the