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Cross, but maintained that another among his followers,
Judas Iscariot or another very like him, was seized and
crucified in his stead. The Corinthians, the Basilidians,
the Corpocratians and many other sectaries held the same view.
I have fully discussed this question of the Crucifixion
in my work entitled Injil wa Salib ("The Gospel and the Cross")
of which only one volume was published in Turkish just before the
Great War. I shall devote an article to this subject. So the
justice done to Jesus by Ahmad was to authoritatively
declare that he was "Ruhu 'l-Lah," the Spirit of God that
he was not himself crucified and killed, and that he was a
human being but a beloved and Holy Messenger of God.
This was what Jesus meant by justice concerning his person,
mission, and transportation into heaven, and this was actually
Judas Iscariot or another very like him, was seized and
crucified in his stead. The Corinthians, the Basilidians,
the Corpocratians and many other sectaries held the same view.
I have fully discussed this question of the Crucifixion
in my work entitled Injil wa Salib ("The Gospel and the Cross")
of which only one volume was published in Turkish just before the
Great War. I shall devote an article to this subject. So the
justice done to Jesus by Ahmad was to authoritatively
declare that he was "Ruhu 'l-Lah," the Spirit of God that
he was not himself crucified and killed, and that he was a
human being but a beloved and Holy Messenger of God.
This was what Jesus meant by justice concerning his person,
mission, and transportation into heaven, and this was actually