(Reply) in Proof of Muhammad(Salla Allah Alai Wassalam) s' prophethood in New testament(Injil)

Submitted by Bilawal (Pakistan), Apr 11, 2008 at 08:52

There are so many passages clearly refer to the coming of Muhammad (Salla Allah Alai Wassala), let me introduce you to a few of them.

John the Baptist.The Jews sent priests to him to find out who he was. 'He confessed, I'm not the Christ.' And they asked him, 'What then? Are you Elias?? And he said ,'I m not.' 'Are you that prophet? And he answered, No'. . . . .And they asked him, and said to him, ' Why do you baptise then, if you are not the Christ, nor Elias nor that prophet?"(John,1,20-25).

That prophet is not Jesus, but Muhammad(Salla Allah Alai Wassalam), because John the Baptist continued preaching and baptising and foretelling the coming of that Prophet during the life time of Jesus. Furthurmore,the description of that prophet as more powerful' than himself,given by John the Baptist fits Muhammad(Salla Allah Alai Wassalam) and not Jesus.

He foretold' " I baptise you with water unto repentance and forgiveness of sins. But there is one that comes after me who is Stronger than I, the laces of whose shoes I am not worthy to unite; he will baptise you with the spirit and with fire."(John, 1 26-27).

The use of preposition 'after' clearly excludes Jesus from being that prophet, because Jesus and John were contemporaries and 'after' refers to some indefinite future. And since this prophency, no other Prophet has restored the Kingdom of Allah on Earth with dignity and 'fire' except Muhammad (Salla Allah Alai Wassalam).

This prophecy of John s' seems to indicate that baptism with water would continue untill Shilohah( that is, the messanger of Allah) came and baptised people with ' the spirit and with fire'. probabaly John was refering to the Quranic baptism as mentioned in Surat al Baqarah.

"The Baptism of Allah: and who can baptise better than Allah?"(Quran:2:138).

I have showed you these clear Signs, Truth is Truth whethar You accept or not It will remain Truth. . . . . . May Allah Almighty Show you the path of light. (Aamen)

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