The Gospel of John: The Advocate as the Holy Spirit, Not Mohammed
To demonstrate from the Gospel of John that its prophecies and promises do not refer to Mohammed, we need to…
Comparing Christianity and Islam
The question of whether Muhammad was foretold in the Bible is a topic of considerable debate among scholars and theologians. Supporters of this idea often reference Deuteronomy 18:18, which mentions a prophet like Moses. However, most biblical scholars interpret this verse as a prophecy regarding Jesus rather than Muhammad.
Additionally, some argue that the references to the “Comforter” or “Paraclete” in the Gospel of John (John 14:16) point to Muhammad. However, this interpretation is contentious, as the original Greek term is commonly understood to signify the Holy Spirit or the coming of Jesus.
In conclusion, the mainstream scholarly consensus is that there is no explicit evidence to support the claim that Muhammad was foretold in the Bible. Instead, the biblical texts are seen as reflecting a prophetic tradition that culminates in Jesus Christ, underscoring the theological differences between Christianity and Islam.
To demonstrate from the Gospel of John that its prophecies and promises do not refer to Mohammed, we need to…
To argue that Deuteronomy 18:18 is not about Mohammed, we can analyze the text, its context, and other related Biblical…
Muhammad’s emergence as a religious leader in the 7th century is viewed, from a Christian theological perspective, not merely as…