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of his auditors had "tasted the death" had disappointed them,
and concentrated all their hopes in the coming of the
Periqlyte.
(b) The Koranic revelation that Jesus, the son of
Mary, declared unto the people of Israel that he was "bring-
ing glad tidings of a messenger, who shall come after me and
whose name shall be Ahmad," is one of the strongest proofs
that Prophet Muhammad was truly a Prophet and that the Koran is
really a Divine Revelation. He could never have known that
the Periqlyte meant Ahmad, unless through inspiration and
Divine Revelation. The authority of the Koran is decisive
and final; for the literal signification of the Greek name
exactly and indisputably corresponds with Ahmad and
Muhammad.
and concentrated all their hopes in the coming of the
Periqlyte.
(b) The Koranic revelation that Jesus, the son of
Mary, declared unto the people of Israel that he was "bring-
ing glad tidings of a messenger, who shall come after me and
whose name shall be Ahmad," is one of the strongest proofs
that Prophet Muhammad was truly a Prophet and that the Koran is
really a Divine Revelation. He could never have known that
the Periqlyte meant Ahmad, unless through inspiration and
Divine Revelation. The authority of the Koran is decisive
and final; for the literal signification of the Greek name
exactly and indisputably corresponds with Ahmad and
Muhammad.