Help me understand.
Islam sees Jesus as essentially another prophet, correct? They also see Mohammad as a prophet, I think... so why do they exalt Mohammad above all other prophets?
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I honestly don't know, because Muhammad did not die for the sins of the world. Further, he died, but he did not resurrect from the dead like Jesus. According to theBible, particularly Genesis 1:1,Godcreated the heavens and the Earth, speaking the universe into existence, forming the sky, land, oceans, plants, and animals over six days, establishing humanity, and declaring His creation good. Other scriptures, like Psalm 146 andIsaiah 45:18, reinforce that the Lord is the maker of the universe, implying purpose and order, rather than chaos.Jesus was so much more than a prophet. He came as Savior of the world and was appointed by God the Father, and approved only by Him, to be the Savior of this world. Muhammad never claimed to be God but a servant of God. The mark of a true prophet is that every single prophecy of his, comes true, 100%. While followers of Islam maintain that the vast majority of prophecies made by Muhammad, came true. That is still not 100%.