Jesus In India — Page 66
66 J e s u s i n I n d i a It is, however, not clear whether the ointment was prepared by Jesus himself after he had undergone the trauma of the cross, as a result of divine revelation, or that it was prepared after consultation with some physician. Some of its ingredients are specifics, especially ‘myrrh’ which is mentioned also in the Torah. In any case, the wounds of Jesus healed up in a few days by the use of this ointment. Within three days he recovered sufficiently to be able to march 70 Koses on foot from Jerusalem to Galilee. Hence, regarding the efficacy of this preparation, it is enough to say that while Jesus healed others, this preparation healed Jesus! The books which record this fact number more than one thousand. It would take long to mention them all. Moreover, as the prescription is a famous one among the physicians practising Greek medicine, I need not mention the titles of all these books; but I shall set down below the names of a few which are available here. List of books containing a mention of Marham-i-Isa, and a statement that the ointment was prepared for Jesus’ wounds o Qaanun by Sheikh-ul-Rais Bu Ali Sina, Vol. III, page 133. o Sharah Al-Qaanun by Allama Qutb-ud-Din Shiraazi, Vol. III. o Kaamil-us-Sana’ah by Ali Bin-al-Abbas Al- Majoosi, Vol. II, page 602. o Majmu’ah Al-Baqaa’i by Mahmud Muhammad Ismail, Mukhatib of Khaqan , known as father of Muhammad Baqaa Khan, Vol. II, page 497. o Tazkirah ul-ul-Albaab , by Sheikh Daud Al-Zareer Al- Antaaki, page 303. o Qaraabadin-i-Rumi , compiled about the time of Jesus