As I indicated earlier, it's not really a fair comparison, Jesus and Muhammad. Nowhere is this inequality greater than in the Jesus Who has lived for all time. How can I compare Jesus, this eternal one, to Muhammad, the mortal?

Since I have no resources by which to share Muhammad's eternal nature (there are none), I can only share with you from the multitude of Scriptural wealth on this subject regarding Jesus. Where to begin?

Micah 5:2 talks of one who is to be born in Bethlehem Who will be a ruler in Israel. This one, it is said, has been "going forth" not only from ancient times, but from "everlasting."

Isaiah speaks of a Child (9:6-7) Who will grow to rule Israel, when the government is placed on His shoulders. One of His many names will be "Everlasting Father."

Jesus Himself said that He and His Father are one (John 10:30).

John 1:1 declares that Jesus, the Word, is God. No one will argue the eternality of God, I think.

Pretty plain speech. Whether in Hebrew, Aramaic, or Greek, and all the translations thereof into English, Jesus is the Eternal One.

I have written a book you may well want to obtain entitled Jehovah's True Witnesses Agree, Jesus is God.

I think it is important to note here that Jesus claims to be, not only the "last", as we will discuss later, but also the "first." The Alpha and the Omega. The Beginning and the End. The One Who was. The One Who is. the One Who is to come (Revelation 1:8).

So we not only make the case that He spoke long after Muhammad, that He still speaks, that He will speak forever, but in the office of "Word", he has been forever speaking. Long before Moses. Long before Abraham. In fact, "Before Abraham was, Jesus IS" (John 8:58).

Also before Adam, before Lucifer, before the angels. Jesus is and is and is. Always speaking the Word of the Father, always representing the Father, along with the Spirit of God, to the creation and beyond. Eternal Word. Eternal Prophet, the One Who was to come, the One Who came, the One Who will come again.