Muhammad is mentioned in the Bible.

For the last round I will summarize my arguments and refute any new claims by Pro. Deuteronomy 18:18 The Gospels affirm that Christ is indeed the Prophet AND the Messiah. The OT never states that the Messiah and the Prophet are two distinct figures. Matthew 21:11 - "The crowds answered, 'This is Jesus, the prophet from Nazareth in Galilee. '" (Notice that in context, Christ does not correct them) John 5:46 - "If you believed Moses, you would believe me [Christ], for he wrote about me. " Concerning Pro's mention of Isaiah 42:11, let us look at the verse in context: "Sing to the LORD a new song, his praise from the ends of the earth, you who go down to the sea, and all that is in it, you islands, and all who live in them. Let the desert and its towns raise their voices; let the settlements where Kedar lives rejoice. Let the people of Sela sing for joy; let them shout from the mountaintops. Let them give glory to the LORD and proclaim his praise in the islands. " As you can see, this verse simply calls for praise from around the world, not just Kedar. How Pro extracted a claim that "messenger" will be from Kedar confuses me. I believe I have completely refuted the arguments from Pro regarding the "brethren. " John 16:12 -16 Pro is very correct in stating that "paraclytos" with a "y" does not mean "comforter. " "Parakletos" with an "e", the word I have been arguing for, means "comforter" or "advocate. " [1][2][3] I would also like to question Pro's claim that Abdul-Ahad Dawud was the Roman Catholic Bishop of Uramiah as his biography never states anything as significant as this. [1] Regarding the masculine gender of the pronoun referring to the Holy Spirit, I present this quote from Wikipedia: "This breaking of the grammatical agreement expected by native language readers is an indication of the author's intention to convey the personhood of the Holy Spirit, and also the Spirit's masculinity. "[2] As Christ, one Person of the Triune God, spoke only what the Father commanded him to say (John 12:49), I cannot see why this could not be a legitimate description of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit will not speak against the Father, but only what the Father commands Him. In the last round, I mentioned that Pro should have no problem with the concept of the Holy Spirit not having to possess hearing and speech organs to hear and speak considering that in Islam, that's what God can do (see above my argument in Round 3 for further detail. ) The Bible is considered one of the most well preserved books in history. Please see my Round 3 arguments for more detail. Song of Songs Let's look at S of S 5:7 in context: "I opened for my beloved, but my beloved had left; he was gone. My heart sank at his departure. I looked for him but did not find him. I called him but he did not answer. 7 The watchmen found me as they made their rounds in the city. They beat me, they bruised me; they took away my cloak, those watchmen of the walls! " As you can see, S of S 5:7 is most certainly still part of a love dialogue, as is 5:16 and the whole of S of S. Pro continues to assert that "machmad", the word found in S of S 5:17 meaning "desirable", means "praised one. " I have already provided several dictionaries that don't mention anything about the definition "praised one. " See my Round 3 sources for a sampling of dictionaries do not have "praised one" in their entries for "machmad. " Isaiah 29:12 Again, refer to my Round 2 argument about this verse to understand that it is simply referencing a prophecy right above it and is not meant to prophecy the coming of a prophet. As for the Haggai 2:7 argument Pro mentioned in Round 2, he never mentioned it ever again. I assume he either forgot about it or recognized that it was useless after seeing my refutation of it. CLOSING STATEMENTS: Thank you Pro, for a thoughtful, challenging debate. It was a pleasure debating you. Could you teach me in the comments how to bold or underline my arguments? Thanks! SOURCES ROUND 2 List of attributes shared by Moses and Jesus came from: . http://www.confidentfaith.net... Most of the rest came from answering-islam. org and the NT. Some of the S of S argument came from . http://www.gotquestions.org.... SOURCES ROUND 4 [1] . http://en.wikipedia.org... [2] . http://en.wikipedia.org... FIN