Page 109 - Prophet Jesus (Pbuh): A Prophet Not A Son, Of God

HARUN YAHYA 107

essence of our Lord and toward Prophet Jesus (pbuh), His great messen-
ger. Our Lord is unsullied by such comparisons, for He is God, Who
needs nothing, is without any flaw or deficiency, and is the eternal and
only power. No thing or person can be equivalent to Him.
From this statement, it can be seen that Prophet Jesus (pbuh) meets
only those stipulations regarding serving God. You can see, then, how
truly superstitious the belief in the trinity is, since it regards Prophet

Jesus (pbuh), who merely serves God, as being equivalent to God him-
self. (Surely God is beyond that!)

Prophet Jesus' (pbuh) prayers to God

Prophet Jesus' (pbuh) prayers also refute the belief in the trinity.
People who pray is assumed to have accepted God's existence and
Oneness, their helplessness before Him, and that only He can help them
and is worthy of their worship. Prayer is one of the most pleasing forms
of submission to God and of awareness of one's helplessness. Our Lord is
unsullied by any imperfection, for He is the Lord of infinite might, Who

possesses all power and therefore has no needs. Aid and forgiveness can
be sought only from God. Everyone stands in need of Him, but He
Himself stands in need of no one. The prayers of Prophet Jesus (pbuh)
are the most devout indications of his submission to God and his power-
ful fear [and respect] of Him. According to the Gospels, Prophet Jesus
(pbuh) prayed both to thank our Lord and to seek His help, for he knew
that only God could grant his requests:
Going a little farther, he fell with his face to the ground and prayed.
(Matthew 26:39)

… and he directed the people to sit down on the grass. Taking the five loaves
and the two fish and looking up to heaven, he gave thanks. (Matthew
14:19)