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The Bible Prophecy About Muhammad That Most Christians Have NEVER Heard Here it is straight from the Old Testament. Deuteronomy 18:18 “I will raise them up a Prophet from among their brethren, like unto thee (Moses), and will put my words in his mouth; and he shall speak unto them all that I shall command him.” Why do millions of Muslims say this is talking about Prophet Muhammad? “From among their brethren”: The “brethren” of the Israelites (children of Isaac) are the Ishmaelites (children of Ishmael). Muhammad came from the line of Ishmael exactly as the verse describes. “Like unto thee [Moses]”: Moses brought a new law, led a nation out of ignorance, and was a lawgiver who transformed his people. Muhammad did the exact same thing he brought the Quran (a complete law), united the Arabs, and changed the world forever. Jesus never brought a new law like Moses; he came to fulfill the previous one. “I will put my words in his mouth”: This perfectly matches how the Quran was revealed the Angel Gabriel recited the words directly to Muhammad, and he spoke them exactly as commanded. He was unlettered (couldn’t read or write), yet delivered the most perfect speech in history. This is the exact same prophecy the Jews were still waiting for during the time of Jesus (see John 1:19-21 they asked John the Baptist if he was “that Prophet” foretold by Moses). Most Christian pastors skip this or claim it’s only about Jesus… but the details simply don’t fit Jesus the way they fit Muhammad. Want more? There’s also Song of Solomon 5:16 where the Hebrew literally says “Muhammadim” (altogether lovely / the Praised One) describing the coming beloved one… and John 14:16 where Jesus promises “another Comforter” (some scholars link the original Aramaic word to “Ahmad” another name for Muhammad). The Bible was pointing to the Final Messenger all along…

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Lmao, I pity those who try to reason with Nigerians and then take it personally when they aren’t heard. 😂 I’ve rarely encountered a more delusional, misdirected, and irrational group of people anywhere. Yes, we often say we should embrace a plurality of ideas, that truth exists on a spectrum and people can occupy different points along it. But many Nigerians hold beliefs that are completely ungrounded; they cling to nonsense without even understanding why they believe it. And when you try to break things down and point out these inconsistencies, they react defensively, it’s almost like a deeply ignorant person getting angry at someone more informed for refusing to validate their ignorance. So I can empathize with people like David. Even though I don’t always agree with everything he does, I understand much of his frustration and actions. It’s incredibly isolating to feel like you’re surrounded by people who refuse to think critically. 😂 And here’s the unsettling part; you’d expect there to be some eventual reckoning, a moment when people outgrow their ignorance and become more enlightened. But that moment often never comes. Many will live and die holding onto these misguided beliefs, convinced they’re true. It’s quite sad.