Author: Ishaq

Prophet Muhammad Is The "Shiloh" Prophet Jacob, the grandson of Prophet Abraham, is lying sick in bed; he is in his one hundred and forty-seventh year, and the end is approaching rapidly. He summons his twelve sons and their families to his bedroom; and he blesses each son and foretells the future of his tribe.… Continue reading Prophet Muhammad Is The “Shiloh”

Prophet Muhammad And The Emperor Constantine The most wonderful and, perhaps, the most manifest prophecy about the divine mission of the greatest man and the Messenger of God, contained in the seventh chapter of the Book of the Prophet Daniel, deserves to be seriously studied and impartially considered. In it great events in the history… Continue reading Prophet Muhammad And The Emperor Constantine

Prophet Muhammad Is The Son-Of-Man In the previous discourse we perused and commented upon the marvelous vision of the Prophet Daniel (Dan. vii.). We saw how the four beasts that represented the four king- doms succeeding one another were the Powers of Darkness and how they persecuted the Jews and the early Church of Jesus,… Continue reading Prophet Muhammad Is The Son-Of-Man

King David Calls Him: "My Lord" The history of David, his exploits and prophetical writings, are found in two books of the Old Testa- ment, Samuel and the Psalms. He was the youngest son of Yishai (Jessie) from the tribe of Judah. While still a young shepherd, he had killed a bear and torn into… Continue reading King David Calls Him “My Lord”

The Lord And The Prophet Of The Covenant The last book of the Canonical Jewish Code of the Bible bears the name of "Malachai," which looks to be more a sur- name than a proper noun. The correct pronunciation of the name is Malakh, which means "my angel" or "my mes- senger." The Hebrew word,… Continue reading The Lord And The Prophet Of The Covenant

"The prophet which foretells the Islam (Shalom), at the coming of the word of the Prophet, that prophet will be recognized to have been sent by God in truth" (Jer. xxviii. 9).

The great destroyer of the "Eleventh Horn," that personified Constantine the Great and the Trinitarian Church, was not a Bar Allaha ("Son of God"), but a Bar Nasha ("Son of Man") and none other than Prophet Muhammad al-Mustapha who actually established the Kingdom of God upon earth. It is this Kingdom of God that we… Continue reading Islam Is The Kingdom Of God On Earth

Muhammad in the New Testament Islam And Ahmadiyat Announced By Angels Two very extraordinary events have been recorded by two Evangelists in connection with the birth of Prophet Jesus Christ (upon whom be peace and the blessings of Allah). The Evangelist Mattai (Matthew) has left to us an account of the wonderful pilgrimage of the… Continue reading Islam And Ahmadiyat Announced By Angels

"Eudokia" Means "Ahmadiyeh" [LUKE ii. 14] To retranslate a masterpiece of an eminent author from a foreign version if he left other writings in his own language would not be very difficult. For thus the translator could study the mind, the technicalities, and the expressions in his works, and do his best to retranslate the… Continue reading “Eudokia” Means “Ahmadiyeh”

John The Baptist Announces A Powerful Prophet John the Baptist, according to the narratives of the four Evangelists, was a cousin and contemporary of Jesus, being only about six months older than the latter. The Qur’an does not mention anything about the life and work of this Prophet except that God, through the angels, announced… Continue reading John The Baptist Announces A Powerful Prophet