It was said to you: In exactly the same way, the Messiah followed the path of all the other prophets; he would pray, humble himself, acknowledge Allah’s Lordship, and avow his own servitude to Him.

Among the proofs of this is what the Gospel relates: when the Messiah wished to bring back to life a man called Lazarus, he said,

“O Father, I call upon You as I used to call upon You before, and You would answer me and respond to me. I am calling upon You now for the sake of these people standing here, so that they may know.”

According to your own claim, while he was on the wooden cross he said,

“My God, my God, why have You forsaken me?”

He also said,

“O Father, forgive the Jews for what they are doing, for they do not know what they are doing.”

And in the Gospel of Matthew he said,

“O Father, I praise You.”

He further said,

“O Father, if it is possible for this cup to pass from me, yet not as I will, but let Your will be done.”

And he also said, “I am going to my God who is greater …”