Who deserves to be Worshiped ?

Nevertheless, I tell you the truth: it is to your advantage that I go away, for if I
do not go away, the Helper will not come to you. But if I go, I will send him
to you. (John 16:7)
Some Bible commentaries explain that the term ‘Helper’ (which is sometimes
translated as ‘Comforter’ or ‘Advocate’) refers to the Holy Spirit. This would not
make sense because—according to the Gospels—the Holy Spirit was already present
in the world, prior to Jesus’ birth as well as during his ministry. Luke 3:22 has
mentioned that the Holy Spirit descended on Jesus (pbuh) in the shape of a dove.
However, this verse (John 16:7) implies that the “Helper” is yet to come and cannot
come until Jesus leaves the earth.
15.7 The unique proof
Proof 26: One of the proofs that Muhammad (bpuh) was the prophet mentioned in
the Bible is that the message he came with has reached across the East and the West,
and his community now extends all over the world, something which would not
have occurred if he had not been a prophet.
15.8 The lack of warnings from previous prophets
Proof 27: Had Muhammad (bpuh) not been the mentioned prophet, then the
prophets who came before him, especially Moses (pbuh) and Jesus (pbuh), would
have done two things: first, they would have mentioned whom they referred to
exactly, and second, they would have warned their peoples vehemently about
Muhammad (bpuh), and we would have seen this in their scriptures. This is because
all the prophets warned about false prophets and cautioned their peoples about
following them and being guided by them. For example, the previous prophets
mentioned the Antichrist by name, and even Noah (pbuh), who was the first
messenger, warned his people about him. However, none of the prophets warned
about Muhammad (bpuh). In fact, quite the contrary: Jesus gave good tidings of
Muhammad (bpuh), praised him, ordered people to follow him, and forbade them
from opposing or disobeying him.
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