"The Messiah" (Al Masih) means the same as "the Christ". Jesus the Christ is given the title Messiah in Surah 3:45, 4:157, 171, 172, 5:17, 72, 75, 9:30 and 31.
b Arabic - kalima (pl. kalimaat)
word; speech address; utterance, remark, saying; aphorism; treatise
... kalimatullah or kalimat allah: the word of God, the Holy Scriptures
... kalaam: talking, speaking speech; words, word, saying.
tariqatulkalam or tariqa al-kalam: manner of speaking
ilmul kalam: scholastic theology
[Hans Wehr, A Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic (edited by Milton Cowan)]
c The Bible is in two parts. That written before Jesus the Christ was born, the Jew's scriptures, is called the Old Testament and was written mainly in Hebrew - the language of the Jews. The part written afterwards is called the New Testament and was written in the international language of the time - Greek.
d The orthodox Muslim view that the Qur'an is eternal is stated by the Sunni Iman Abu Hanifa (Born 80AH. 698AD) as follows: :"The Qur'an ... is inseparable from God ... the word of God is fixed in the essence of God, and he who says that the word of God is created is an infidel" [Kitab al-Wasiyah]
e John 1:14 "...(and we discerned his glory, glory discerned like that of an only begotten son compared to a Father) full of grace and truth."
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