Food for Reflection Being An Historical Comparison Between Mohammedanism And C
Food for Reflection Being An Historical Comparison Between Mohammedanism And C
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79, ^' The Mes- siah, son of Mary, is but an apostle ; other apostles have flourished before Him. " Now if man's present state were only one of ignorance and error, it might suffice to have a mere apostle or prophet to teach him the truth ; but as he is by nature not only ignorant and erring, but also in bondage to sin and Satan, a mere teacher is not enough, and if he would not be lost eternally, he must have a Saviour. This want of man is fully met by the Gospel because it points out Jesus Ch...rist as both a Prophet and Saviour sent from God. But as the Koran only speaks of prophets, and not of a Saviour, we would seem justified in concluding either that it was not fully aware of man's actual necessities, or, being aware of them, did not supply the means for their removal; and in either case its doctrines on this head would be less satisfactory than those of the Gospel.
So likewise with regard to the doctrine of regeneration and renewing of the Holy Ghost, upon which so much stress is laid throughout the Gospel, and of which Jesus Christ said, " Ex- cept a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God'* (John iii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
79, ^' The Mes- siah, son of Mary, is but an apostle ; other apostles have flourished before Him. " Now if man's present state were only one of ignorance and error, it might suffice to have a mere apostle or prophet to teach him the truth ; but as he is by nature not only ignorant and erring, but also in bondage to sin and Satan, a mere teacher is not enough, and if he would not be lost eternally, he must have a Saviour. This want of man is fully met by the Gospel because it points out Jesus Ch...rist as both a Prophet and Saviour sent from God. But as the Koran only speaks of prophets, and not of a Saviour, we would seem justified in concluding either that it was not fully aware of man's actual necessities, or, being aware of them, did not supply the means for their removal; and in either case its doctrines on this head would be less satisfactory than those of the Gospel.
So likewise with regard to the doctrine of regeneration and renewing of the Holy Ghost, upon which so much stress is laid throughout the Gospel, and of which Jesus Christ said, " Ex- cept a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God'* (John iii.
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