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not the “Lord” of David (pbuh) , nor that the Messiah was to
descend from David (pbuh) ,there remains none other than
Muhammad( (pbuh) among the Prophets to be the Adon or
Lord of David (pbuh) . And when we come to compare the
praiseworthy religious revolution that the Noble Son of
brought about in the world, with what all the thousands of
prophets put together have achieved, we have to come to
the conclusion that it is alone Muhammad (pbuh) who could
deserve the meritorious title of Adon.

3. How did David(pbuh know that “Yahwah said to
Adon, ?Sit thou at my right until I put thine enemies a
footstool under thy feet’?” and when did David (pbuh
hear this word of God? Christ himself gives the answer,
namely “David (pbuh) in spirit wrote this.” He saw the Adon
Muhammad (pbuh) just as Daniel had seen him (Dan. vii.),
and St. Paul had seen him (2 Cor. xii.), and many others
had. Of course, this mystery of “Sit thou at my right” is
hidden from us. Yet we may safely conjecture that this
official investiture with the honour of seating himself at
the right of the throne of God, and therefore raised to the
dignity of the “Adon,” not only of the Prophets but of
all the Creatures, took place on the famous night of his
Mi?raj to Paradise.

4. The only principal objection to Muhammad’s divine
mission and superiority is his condemnation of the doctrine
of the Trinity. But the Old Testament knows no other God
besides Allah, and the Lord of David (pbuh) did not sit at the
right hand of a triple god, but at that of the OneAllah. Hence,
among the Prophets who believed in and served Allah none
was so great, and accomplished such a stupendous service
for Allah and humankind, as Muhammad, (pbuh) .