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Chapter 3 Verse 81 (Al-i-Imran or The Family of Imran)
Refer Verse 63 of Chapter 2 (Baqarah). The argument is: You (People of the Book) are bound by your own oaths, sworn solemnly in the presence of your own Prophets. In the Old Testament as it now exists Muhammad is foretold in Deut.xviii.18; and the rise of the Arab nation in Isaiah.xlii.11, for Kedar was a son of Ismail and the name is used for the Arab national; in the New Testament as it now exists, Muhammad is foretold in the Gospel of St. John,xiv.16, xv.26, and xvi.7; the future Comforter cannot be the Holy Spirit as understood by Christians, because the Holy Spirit already was present, helping and guiding Jesus. The Greek word translated “Comforter” is “Paracletos”, which is an easy corruption from “Periclytos”, which is almost a literal translation of “Muhammad” or “Ahmad”; see Verse 6 of Chapter 61 As-Saf). Further, there were other Gospels that have perished, but of which traces still remain, which were even more specific in their reference to Muhammad e.g., the Gospel of St. Barnabas, of which an Italian translation is extant in the State Library at Vienna. It was edited in 1907 with an English translation by Mr. Lonsdale and Laura Ragg.