and those who made Prophet Jesus and the Holy Spirit also equal and consubstantial with God. The Seer distinguishes the be- lievers from the apostates. The Gospels report that on the day of the Last Judgement "the sheep will be separated from the goats," (1) which indicates the same view. As to the symbolical Ram, we may understand thereby Arius or some spiritual Unitarian leader for the true Nassara and the chief Rabbi for the faithful Jews -- because they both had the same common enemy. If we identify Constantine with the evil Horn, we may justly identify Arius with the Ram. In fact, Arius is entitled to this dignity because he headed the larger group in the Council of Nicea and vigorously defended the true religion against the monstrous doctrines of Trinitarian and Sacramentarian Churches. From a strictly Muslim point of view the Jews, from the moment they rejected and condemned Jesus Christ to death, ceased to be the "chosen people," and that honorable title was given only to those who believed in his apostleship. The Son of Man who saved the flock of sheep from its various enemies whom he sent down into the bosom of the earth by striking vehemently his pastoral station it and gave a strong sword to the sheep to slaughter the impure brutes and birds of prey, was decidedly Prophet Muhammad. The scepter (in Hebrew "shebet" -- rod, staff is the emblem of sovereignty, jurisdiction, and administration. The little scepter accorded by God