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in prayer and devotion.
(c) We have already made a few remarks on the passage
in St. Matthew (xviii. 11) where the mission of the
"Son of Man" is "to seek and recover what was lost."
This is another important prediction - though undoubtedly
corrupted in form - about Prophet Muhammad, or the Apocalyptical
Barnasha. These "lost things" which the Barnasha would
seek and restore are of two categories, religious and
national. Let us examine them in detail:
(1) The mission of the Barnasha was to restore the purity
and the universality of the religion of Prophet Abraham which
was lost. All the peoples and tribes descended from that
patriarch of the believers were to be brought into the fold
of the "Religion of Peace," which is no other than the
(c) We have already made a few remarks on the passage
in St. Matthew (xviii. 11) where the mission of the
"Son of Man" is "to seek and recover what was lost."
This is another important prediction - though undoubtedly
corrupted in form - about Prophet Muhammad, or the Apocalyptical
Barnasha. These "lost things" which the Barnasha would
seek and restore are of two categories, religious and
national. Let us examine them in detail:
(1) The mission of the Barnasha was to restore the purity
and the universality of the religion of Prophet Abraham which
was lost. All the peoples and tribes descended from that
patriarch of the believers were to be brought into the fold
of the "Religion of Peace," which is no other than the