Who Is Isa Al-Masih?: An Invitation to Meet Yeshua in the Earliest Witnesses

You may know him as Isa al-Masih. But have you heard his story from the earliest witnesses?The Qur'an honors Isa as the Messiah, the son of Mary, a Word from God, and a worker of miracles. Yet the Gospel accounts written centuries earlier make even greater claims about him. They present Yeshua as the promised Messiah who spoke with God's authority, forgave sins, welcomed the rejected, died on the cross, rose bodily from the grave, and offers forgiveness and eternal life.Can these different claims be examined without insulting Muslims or dismissing sincere questions?Who Is Isa Al-Masih? invites Muslim men and women to discover Yeshua through the Torah, the Prophets, the Psalms, the Qur'an, and the earliest Gospel witnesses. It does not ask readers to become Western, despise their families, or abandon their culture. It asks them to read carefully, reason honestly, pray sincerely, and allow the evidence to speak.Inside, you will explore questions such as: - Can the Torah and Gospel accounts still be trusted?- What did Yeshua mean when he called himself the Son of God?- Why do Christians believe in one God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit?- Was Yeshua truly crucified, and what evidence supports his resurrection?- Why did the Messiah have to die?- Can a person know that God has forgiven them?- Is it right to speak and pray directly to Yeshua?- What might following Yeshua mean for family, culture, community, and personal safety?The book also includes testimonies from Muslim-raised followers of Yeshua, a clear explanation of salvation by grace through faith, a thirty-day journey through Mark and John, practical guidance for new believers, and resources for continuing the search.This book is written for Muslim seekers, former Muslims, Christian friends, Bible study groups, missionaries, evangelists, and anyone seeking a respectful comparison of Islam and Christianity centered on the identity of Jesus.Come with your questions. Read the accounts. Ask God to show you the truth. Come and see.