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"3.42":    And when the angels said: O Marium! surely Allah has chosen you and purified you and chosen you above the women of the world.

"3.43":    O Marium! keep to obedience to your Lord and humble yourself, and bow down with those who bow.

"3.44":    This is of the announcements relating to the unseen which We reveal to you; and you were not with them when they cast their pens (to decide) which of them should have Marium in his charge, and you were not with them when they contended one with another.

"3.45":    When the angels said: O Marium, surely Allah gives you good news with a Word from Him (of one) whose name is the 'Messiah', Isa son of Marium, worthy of regard in this world and the hereafter and of those who are made near (to Allah).

"3.46":    And he shall speak to the people when in the cradle and when of old age, and (he shall be) one of the good ones.

"3.47":    She said: My Lord! when shall there be a son (born) to me, and a man has not touched me? He said: Even so, Allah creates what He pleases; when He has decreed a matter, He only says to it, Be, and it is.

If Allah says "Be", and it is (created - made from nothing), then what is made must be perfect - since Allah cannot do anything imperfect - it is not His personality nor in His perfect structure to do wrong.  But, Allah did not create Isa from nothing - He did not say "Be" to Isa - He used His own laws of life to make Isa.  Therefore, Isa was made perfect - without sin. He, then, was the result of the 'seed' of Allah's Word to "Be" or to be "made".

Since the children of men take on the genetics and personality of their father's 'seed', then we must know that Isa was also of His Father's 'seed' and was made with the genetics and personality of Allah.  All other logic fails to explain the virgin birth and immaculate conception of that great event!

Since the creations of Adam and Eve, ALL CHILDREN have had to have a father in order to be born.  If Marium had not known a man, and all scriptures (Qu'ran and the prophets' writings, and the Injeel) so state this fact, then the Father of Isa had to be Allah (God).  That is what the law that Allah had created in the very beginning, and Allah does not change.  He does not break His own rules, laws, or promises. He set the boundaries of truth and the boundaries of the laws that the whole world lives under - and He does NOT break His own laws - that would be against His own nature and character.

No where else in all the true writings do we find that Allah ever created from nothing anything else that we know of - so Allah made Isa from something - His 'seed' that He implanted within Marium and her egg.  Allah only used His own laws of nature to make Isa to "Be", or to be "made".

"3.48":    And He will teach him the Book and the wisdom and the Taurat and the Injeel.

Question: Would Allah teach Isa the Taurat and the Injeel unless He wanted Isa to keep and teach others His laws and commandments? 

Taurat Answer: The Taurat teaches man how to live under Allah's laws and how to respect, honor, and submit to Allah and show respect, honor and live in peace with his fellow man. 

Have your read the Taurat?  What does the Taurat say that we, those who are fully submitted to Allah, should know so that we, also, may respect, honor, and submit to Allah by following the teachings that Allah gave our forefathers through the Taurat.  Do you wish to read the Taurat so you, also, can understand those teachings?  You can download the Taurat for your own reading:

Taurat - English Version (Genesis - Deuteronomy)   

Injeel Answer:  The Injeel teaches how Allah fulfilled His prophesies in the books of the prophets - telling how the "Messiah" would come and what his coming would mean to mankind.

If you want to read more of the historical information about Isa, you can download the Injeel for your own reading:

Injeel - English Version (Matthew - Revelation)      

If we claim to believe the prophets of the times prior to when Isa came to earth, then we have to believe that their prophecies (which clearly, unmistakably) are fulfilled in Isa.  He was born of a virgin without a human father.  Sinless - because sin is conveyed upon the next generation by the 'father' - not by the woman, and Allah is perfect-without sin.  He lived exactly where the prophets foretold He would live.  He taught exactly what they foretold He would teach.  He performed miracles exactly how they foretold He would perform. He was slain exactly how they foretold He would be slain.  And, He rose again from the grave exactly how they foretold He would arise.

Do we not believe in the great prophets?  Muhammed instructed us to believe in them. 

Do we not go to the people of the 'Book'?  Muhammed told us to seek the truth from the people of the Book. 

Do we believe that Isa was the greatest of prophets?  Muhammed told us that He was the greatest of all prophets.  Yet, He, Isa - himself, stated that He (Isa) was the Son of God and that He was equal with God.  If we believe He is the greatest of prophets, then we must believe that He CANNOT LIE!  Therefore, we must believe that He was exactly what He said He was - the Son of God and Equal with God.  And, if Allah is the sames as the Jewish/Christian God, then we must also believe in Isa as the ONLY WAY to get to God (Allah).  No other way is permitted to man.

"3.49":    And (make him) an apostle to the children of Israel: That I have come to you with a sign from your Lord, that I determine for you out of dust like the form of a bird, then I breathe into it and it becomes a bird with Allah's permission and I heal the blind and the leprous, and bring the dead to life with

Allah's permission and I inform you of what you should eat and what you should store in your houses; most surely there is a sign in this for you, if you are believers.

"3.50":    And a verifier of that which is before me of the Taurat and that I may allow you part of that which has been forbidden to you, and I have come to you with a sign from your Lord therefore be careful of (your duty to) Allah and obey me.

"3.51":    Surely Allah is my Lord and your Lord, therefore serve Him; this is the right path.

"3.52":    But when Isa perceived unbelief on their part, he said Who will be my helpers in Allah's way? The disciples said: We are helpers (in the way) of Allah: We believe in Allah and bear witness that we are submitting ones.

Definition: Christian.  A person submitted to Allah to learn, serve, and teach the 'truth' of Isa's teachings while He was on the Earth.  Someone that is like Christ.

It seems here that Isa is asking his disciples if they are submitted to His teachings; and, in response, the disciples are affirming that they are true Muslims - completely 'submitting ones'.  These are the men that later were called "Christians", and by their own testimonies, were completely submitted to Isa (Christ) all the way to their deaths.  Then, shouldn't we look to these men as examples of 'true Muslims'?  If so, then we should study more of their teachings and see just what they knew was the true meaning of being submitted to Allah.

"3.53":    Our Lord! we believe in what Thou hast revealed and we follow the apostle, so write us down with those who bear witness.

"3.54":    And they planned and Allah (also) planned, and Allah is the best of planners.

It seems that at this time, Allah (the best of planners) was setting the conditions and plans for all those that were to be true Muslims to see what standards and guidelines they should learn to follow from that time until the resurrection.

"3.55":    And when Allah said: O Isa, I am going to terminate the period of your stay (on earth) and cause you to ascend unto Me and purify you of those who disbelieve and make those who follow you (true Muslims - the Christians) above those who disbelieve to the day of resurrection; then to Me shall be your return, so l will decide between you concerning that in which you differed.

"3.56":    Then as to those who disbelieve, I will chastise them with severe chastisement in this world and the hereafter, and they shall have no helpers.

"3.57":    And as to those who believe and do good deeds (do as Isa did and taught, and Allah accepts in His teachings), He will pay them fully their rewards; and Allah does not love the unjust.

In truth, it seems best that if we should submit ourselves to Allah completely, then we should study and follow the examples of His first disciples and followers.  Learn from what they taught and wrote about and realize that Isa would not have chosen them had it not been by the perfect planning of Allah Himself.

If you want to know more in the Arabic, you may visit a website that has all these writings in Arabic and you can even play the readings, if you have a hard time trying to read it yourself.  Just visit:   http://www.arabicbible.com

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