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The '''Gospel of Barnabus''' claims to have be written by the Apostle Barnabus.  There is a Barnabus mentioned in [[Galatians]] and [[Acts of the Apostles|Acts]] of the New Testament who had a ministry with the other apostles, however, this could not be the same Barnabus because the author of this gospel denied emphatically many core beliefs found in the other gospels including the divinity of [[Jesus Christ]] himself.  It stands to reason that such fundamentally different beliefs than the other apostles could in no way share any ministry with them.  This gospel prophecises the coming of [[Muhammad]] and shares many core beliefs with that faith. Mentioning Muhammad by name seems to be an obvious attempt at deception as none of the other gospels or prophecies ever mentioned an upcoming messenger of God by name.

The '''Gospel of Barnabus''' claims to have be written by the Apostle Barnabus.  There is a Barnabus mentioned in [[Galatians]] and [[Acts of the Apostles|Acts]] of the New Testament who had a ministry with the other apostles, however, this could not be the same Barnabus because the author of this gospel denied emphatically many core beliefs found in the other gospels including the divinity of [[Jesus Christ]] himself.  It stands to reason that such fundamentally different beliefs than the other apostles could in no way share any ministry with them.  This gospel prophecises the coming of [[Muhammad]] and shares many core beliefs with that faith. Mentioning Muhammad by name seems to be an obvious attempt at deception as none of the other gospels or prophecies ever mentioned an upcoming messenger of God by name.

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