Discussed against the Muslim claim that the Comforter is Muhammad, with the speaker arguing the passage instead undermines that reading because Jesus says he himself will send the Helper.
Scripture spotlight
John 16:7
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7 Nevertheless I tell you the truth: It is to your advantage that I go away, for if I don't go away, the Counselor won't come to you. But if I go, I will send him to you.
Total mentions
11
Topic packs
4
Streams
11
Archive routes where John 16:7 appears
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Brought up in a Trinitarian Q&A about the Comforter to discuss how the Son sends the Spirit and how to explain personal distinction within the Godhead.
Used to rebut the claim that Muhammad is the promised Comforter, because Jesus says that if he goes away he himself will send the Comforter to the disciples.
A Muslim caller identified the Comforter in this verse as Muhammad; the host countered that the passage says Jesus sends the Comforter, which would not fit Muhammad.
This verse was used in the Comforter debate. The host argued Muhammad cannot be the Comforter because Jesus says he himself will send the Comforter.
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5 • 45%
3 • 27%
2 • 18%
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