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 1  VI,  393|          instance, the soldiers of Mahomet, robbers, heretics, etc.
 2  IX,  591|              591.~J. C.~Heathens | Mahomet~\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . /~
 3  IX,  595|                               595. Mahomet was without authority. His
 4  IX,  596|           Who renders testimony to Mahomet? Himself. Jesus Christ desires
 5  IX,  597|                       597. Against Mahomet.—The Koran is not more of
 6  IX,  597|           The Koran is not more of Mahomet than the Gospel is of Saint
 7  IX,  597|           an honest man. Therefore Mahomet was a false prophet for
 8  IX,  598|           that which is obscure in Mahomet, and which may be interpreted
 9  IX,  598| obscurities as strange as those of Mahomet; but there are admirably
10  IX,  599|           between Jesus Christ and Mahomet.—Mahomet was not foretold;
11  IX,  599|          Jesus Christ and Mahomet.—Mahomet was not foretold; Jesus
12  IX,  599|         Jesus Christ was foretold.~Mahomet slew; Jesus Christ caused
13  IX,  599|        caused His own to be slain.~Mahomet forbade reading; the Apostles
14  IX,  599|            are so opposed that, if Mahomet took the way to succeed
15  IX,  599|          of concluding that, since Mahomet succeeded, Jesus Christ
16  IX,  599|           ought to say that, since Mahomet succeeded, Jesus Christ
17  IX,  600|           600. Any man can do what Mahomet has done; for he performed
18  IX,  601|           foundation the Koran and Mahomet. But has this prophet, who
19  IX,  601|        most authentic; and whereas Mahomet, in order to make his own
20  IX,  618|           rejected the religion of Mahomet and of China, of the ancient