He answered her, “You have spoken truly; blessed are you.”

Then, when the Devil tested him and urged him to cast himself down from the pinnacle of the Temple, he said, “We have been commanded not to put the Lord to the test.” And when the Devil demanded that he bow to him, he replied, “We have been commanded to worship none but God alone and to serve no one besides Him.”

Consider also his prayers to God on various occasions, the last of them on the very night when the Jews arrested him. If, as you claim, he were a god, to whom was he praying and before whom was he prostrating?

Again, when he entered Jerusalem—Bayt al-Maqdis—riding on a donkey, the crowds who accompanied him, answering those in the city who asked about him when the whole place was in uproar, said, “This is Jesus the Nazarene, the prophet from Nazareth.”

In another passage of the Gospel he says, “Let us leave this town, for a prophet is not honored in his own town.” Elsewhere he states, “No prophet is despised except in his own town, in his house, and among his relatives.”

And in one of his sermons he declared, “This wicked generation demands a sign, and it….”