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xiv. 17; xv. 26). In his discourses and orations Jesus
speaks of the pre-existence of his own spirit (John viii. 58
xvii. 5, etc.). In the Gospel of Barnabas, Jesus is reported
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to have often spoken of the glory and the splendor of
Prophet Muhammad's spirit whom he had seen. There is no
doubt that the Spirit of the Last Prophet was created long
before Adam. Therefore Jesus, in speaking about him,
naturally would declare and describe him as "the Spirit of
Truth." It was this Spirit of Truth that reprimanded the
Christians for dividing the Oneness of God into a trinity of
persons; for their having raised Jesus to the dignity of
God and son of God, and for their having invented
speaks of the pre-existence of his own spirit (John viii. 58
xvii. 5, etc.). In the Gospel of Barnabas, Jesus is reported
114
to have often spoken of the glory and the splendor of
Prophet Muhammad's spirit whom he had seen. There is no
doubt that the Spirit of the Last Prophet was created long
before Adam. Therefore Jesus, in speaking about him,
naturally would declare and describe him as "the Spirit of
Truth." It was this Spirit of Truth that reprimanded the
Christians for dividing the Oneness of God into a trinity of
persons; for their having raised Jesus to the dignity of
God and son of God, and for their having invented