Cited from a Muslim perspective to support the claim that Muhammad is foretold in earlier scripture, highlighting the servant bringing law and justice and the mentions of Kedar ...
Muhammad in the Bible
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Claim
Muhammad is argued to be foretold in earlier scripture.
Muslim attempts to locate Muhammad in biblical passages.
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The Muslim side cites Isaiah 42 as a possible prophecy of Muhammad involving law, justice, Kedar, and Sela.
- 1MuslimBibleEvidencePrimary Evidence
The Muslim side suggests Isaiah 35’s holy way in the desert may point to Mecca or Medina.
- 2MuslimBibleEvidencePrimary Evidence
Used to argue that a “holy way” in the desert or Arabah may point to Mecca or Medina and support Muhammad being foretold in Scripture.
The Muslim side raises Deuteronomy 18:18 as a possible prophecy from among Israel’s brothers.
- 3MuslimBibleEvidencePrimary Evidence
Raised by the Muslim side to suggest Muhammad could be foretold in the Torah as a prophet from among Israel’s brothers, possibly understood as the Ishmaelites.
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The Quran is challenged to show where it is mentioned in earlier scriptures.
Christian challenge from Quran 26:192-196.
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Muhammad is argued not to be found in earlier scriptures despite Quranic claims.
Christian challenge about Muhammad in the Torah and Gospel.
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Isaiah’s servant is argued to be Jesus rather than Muhammad.
Christian reply to Isaiah servant arguments.
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Deuteronomy 18 is argued to refer to an Israelite prophet rather than Muhammad.
Christian reply about the language of brothers in Deuteronomy.