The son

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  •  Man was created in the likeness (image) of God
  •  If so, then  God is the likeness of man 

  1. Therefore God is man
  2. Man reproduces …then God who is in likeness of man will likely reproduce too.
  3. If man is made in God’s image…likeness, according to Quran…then God is man like and so therefore God is likely in likeness of man to reproduce too.

4.  It will be common sence to say, since He is in the likeness of man, God has a child too..…son. Isa al Maryam…Yeshua…Jesus

·   5.    This  son is Jesus Christ of Nazareth, the saviour and the judge of this world and the one to come...1000 years of peace.

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