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during the lifetime of Jesus, or even a book authorized by
the College of the Apostles, the teachings of the Prophet of
Nazareth would have preserved their purity and integrity
until the appearance of the Periqlit - Ahmad. But such
was not the case. Each writer took a different view about
the Master and his religion, and described him in his book
- which he named Gospel or Epistle - according to his
own imagination. The high-soaring flight of thought con-
cerning the Word; the prophecy about the Periqlit;
the inexplicable discourse of Jesus upon his flesh and blood;
and a series of several miracles, events, and sayings re-
corded in the Fourth Gospel were unknown to the Synoptics
and consequently to a great majority of the Christians who
had not seen it at least for a couple of centuries.
the College of the Apostles, the teachings of the Prophet of
Nazareth would have preserved their purity and integrity
until the appearance of the Periqlit - Ahmad. But such
was not the case. Each writer took a different view about
the Master and his religion, and described him in his book
- which he named Gospel or Epistle - according to his
own imagination. The high-soaring flight of thought con-
cerning the Word; the prophecy about the Periqlit;
the inexplicable discourse of Jesus upon his flesh and blood;
and a series of several miracles, events, and sayings re-
corded in the Fourth Gospel were unknown to the Synoptics
and consequently to a great majority of the Christians who
had not seen it at least for a couple of centuries.