Muhammed challenges the Christian's use of Old Testament prophecies (Isaiah 9:6, Isaiah 53) to prove Jesus' divinity, arguing that the text does not fit Jesus because he never sat on David's throne, was never called those specific titles, and did not fulfill literal details like having children or living a long life. He points out contradictions in the New Testament accounts of Judas's death (Matthew vs Acts) to question the Bible's reliability. He concludes by presenting Islam's concept of God as transcendent and non-incarnational, inviting the Christian to consider Islam.

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