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 1 10,5|    Muslims accept Moses as a prophet, but reject the Bible’s
 2 10,5|    Muslims accept Jesus as a prophet, but deny He is the promised
 3 10,5|    Allah and Muhammad is his prophet” (Allah is Arabic for God —
 4 10,5|      to be a divinely chosen prophet. When he was still young,
 5 10,6| prophets promised a “greater prophet” than Moses, a king who
 6 11  |     person (for example, the prophet and God-seer Moses). Intermediary
 7 12  |  Revelation is prophecy. The prophet Isaiah attaches a decisive
 8 21,1|      Messiah: then, says the prophet, He will swallow up death
 9 21,1|   spiritual loftiness as the prophet Ezekiel, in regard to the
10 22  |  Testament. For example, the Prophet Jeremiah says: I will make
11 22  |    the appearance of a great prophet (the Forerunner). The place —