Truth About The Crucifixion

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the humble dust at the door. Every prophet who showed the way of Truth, any day indeed any time, I would sacrifice my life for that supporter of Truth. He delighted in love of God, a deep devotion to Muhammad, and kindness, sympathy and affection for fellow human beings. He fulfilled the prophecies of the return of the Messiah or the Christ or the Anointed One to all people in a unique way. Being a Persian by race, he was the Promised one of the Zoroastrians; being an Indian by birth, he was the Promised one of the Hindus; being a Muslim by faith, he was the Promised one of the Muslims; and living under a Christian government, and having defended the honour of Jesus and revealed the location of his tomb, he is entitled to be recognised as the Promised one of the Christians. During a long life he set a supreme example of gentle behaviour to his family, his friends and those who bore enmity towards him. When he proclaimed himself the Promised Messiah and gave his life to God he prospered through all things. And he wrote: A time there was when the usual fare on which I lived consisted of the remains from the tables of others. But lo and behold, from mine own table now a large number of families get their daily bread. prayers. His Ahmad performed miracles of healing by means of life was a shining light and an inspiration to all men. As Jesus had foretold the destruction of Jerusalem nearly 40 years before it happened, Ahmad foretold, nearly 40 years before in 1906, Death will make such havoc that streams of blood will flow. Indeed, so great will be the destruction on the earth's surface as the world has not witnessed before. Many places will be turned upside down and they will present such scenes of devastation that the world will think they had never been inhabited. All this 156