Jesus
historical figure · 4 works · 6 mentions · 8 anchored passages
ʻĪsā ibn Maryam · عيسى ابن مريم · All-things · Jesus son of Mary · Pancarpia · Saviour · Soter · peace be upon him · the Lord Jesus · the Lord Messiah
in the texts
Adab al-wazīr
Jesus, named as the Lord Messiah and quoted for a gospel-style maxim of reciprocal measure in support of the vizier's duty of justice.
And the Lord Messiah said:
with him whose speech increases your knowledge, whose sight reminds you of God, and whose deeds make you desire the hereafter.
Adversus Valentinianos
Composite Aeon formed from contributions of the whole Pleroma, sent to Achamoth as her savior
To her he sends Soter—this will be Jesus, the Father of all the Aeons having bestowed on him the supreme power, that all should be subjected to him, so that "in him," according to the apostle, "all things might be created"—with an office and an escort of his coeval Angels;
Therefore, out of the collected bronze, as they say, in honour and glory of the Father, they put together the most beautiful star of the Pleroma and the perfect fruit, Jesus.
Upon this Christ, therefore, Jesus then flew down, in the sacrament of baptism, in the figure of a dove.
al-Saʻādah fī falsafat al-akhlāq
Jesus son of Mary, named as one of the things the term rūḥ can denote.
and because the question about it was a question meant to confound and to entrap, since ‘spirit’ is a term shared among the human spirit, Jibrīl, another angel called by that name, a class of the angels, the Qurʼān, and ʻĪsā ibn Maryam.
Law in a Free State
Christian religious figure invoked by the street orator in his sermon against publicans.
He was explaining that many years ago Jesus died to save sinners like us, and therefore the best thing we could do was to deprive the publicans of their licenses without compensation.