The Word who became flesh
John 1 presents Jesus as the eternal Word who was with God, was God, and came to live among us as a human being. This is an original summary of John 1:1,14.
Who is Isa al-Masih?
Many already honour Isa as the Word of God (Kalimat Allah) and a Spirit from God (Ruhullah). The Injil invites us to know Him more deeply — not only as a prophet, but as the One through whom God came near to us.
His miracles
He healed the blind and the sick, calmed the storm, fed thousands, and raised the dead. His power always served love and mercy.
His sinless life
Isa lived without sin. Even those who opposed Him could find no fault in Him. He alone is fully pure before God.
His teaching on love and forgiveness
He taught us to love God with all our heart and our neighbour as ourselves, to forgive our enemies, and to pray for those who hurt us.
Promises fulfilled from the Taurat, Zabur and the Prophets
The suffering servant bears wounds for others and brings peace.
Isaiah 53:5
A promised ruler will come from Bethlehem, with origins in ancient times.
Micah 5:2
The psalm describes a sufferer surrounded by enemies and wounded in hands and feet.
Psalm 22:16
The prophet announces the birth of a child as a sign of God’s presence.
Isaiah 7:14
The Good News
- 1
God is holy and loves us deeply. But all of us have sinned, and sin separates us from Him.
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No good deed can fully pay the debt of sin. So God, in His mercy, provided the perfect sacrifice.
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Isa al-Masih gave His life on the cross in our place, and on the third day God raised Him from the dead.
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Forgiveness and eternal life are a free gift — received by grace, through faith in Him, not earned by works.
How to receive Him today
- 1. Admit to God that you need His forgiveness.
- 2. Believe that Isa died for your sins and rose again.
- 3. Receive Him as your Lord and Saviour.
- 4. Tell someone you trust, and begin to walk with Him.
Heavenly Father, I come to You as I am. I have sinned and I need Your forgiveness. I believe that Isa al-Masih died for me and rose again. I receive Him now as my Lord and Saviour. Fill me with Your peace and lead me on Your path. Amen.