Isaiah 42:1

42:1 “Behold, my servant, whom I uphold, my chosen, in whom my soul delights: I have put my Spirit on him. He will bring justice to the nations.

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Developing thought, developing doctrine

The doctrine of the Trinity was discovered, not invented, as the early church encountered the Father through the Son in the Spirit. Rooted in Scripture and clarified by the early church councils, Trinitarian teaching protected true worship from distortion. That same clarity enables Christians today to speak with Muslim neighbours confidently and lovingly, making the triune God known through faithful teaching, everyday language, and caring mission in diverse modern cities.

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Isaiah 42:1

The Biblical Concept of the Messiah

Al-Masihu-Isa: The Glory of Jesus the Messiah, John Gilchrist

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Isaiah 42:1

Key Source: Jesus' divinity in the New Testament

Key Sources

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Isaiah 42:1

A Comparison of the Biblical and Islamic Views of the States of Christ Part 1: The State of Humiliation (i)

Gerry Redman Back to Redman paper Introduction As with the doctrine of God, so with the doctrine of Christ, there is great difference and misunderstanding between Muslims and Christians. Obviously,…

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Isaiah 42:1–4

The Exclusive Title given to Jesus

Christ in Islam and Christianity, John Gilchrist

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Isaiah 42:1–17

Promise maker? Promise Keeper!

Both the Bible and Quran state that God makes promises and keeps them. If God didn't protect his transmission of promises, how would we know he has kept them, especially when considering promises about Muhammed for example?

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