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his name, pretending to be "the most praiseworthy" Pro-
phet foretold by Jesus, and had many followers. If there
were an authentic Gospel authorized by Jesus Christ or by
all the Apostles, there could be no such numerous sects,
all opposed to the contents of the books contained in or
outside the existing New Testament. We can safely infer
from the action of the pseudo-Periqlyte that the early
Christians considered the promised "Spirit of Truth" to be
a person and the final Prophet of God.
3. There is not the slightest doubt that by "Periqlyte,"
Prophet Muhammad, i.e. Ahmad, is intended. The two names, one
in Greek and the other in Arabic, have precisely the same
signification, and both mean the "most Illustrious and
Praised," just as "Pneuma" and "Ruh." mean nothing more
or less than "Spirit" in both languages. We have seen that
the translation of the word into "consoler" or "advocate"
phet foretold by Jesus, and had many followers. If there
were an authentic Gospel authorized by Jesus Christ or by
all the Apostles, there could be no such numerous sects,
all opposed to the contents of the books contained in or
outside the existing New Testament. We can safely infer
from the action of the pseudo-Periqlyte that the early
Christians considered the promised "Spirit of Truth" to be
a person and the final Prophet of God.
3. There is not the slightest doubt that by "Periqlyte,"
Prophet Muhammad, i.e. Ahmad, is intended. The two names, one
in Greek and the other in Arabic, have precisely the same
signification, and both mean the "most Illustrious and
Praised," just as "Pneuma" and "Ruh." mean nothing more
or less than "Spirit" in both languages. We have seen that
the translation of the word into "consoler" or "advocate"