Use some logic:
- God revealed the gospel (singular, 'injeel' in arabic) to Jesus himself, which Jesus taught (according to not only the Qur'an but your books themselves)
Yep. As recorded in the Gospel of Jesus, according to
Matthew,
Mark,
Luke,
John and
Thomas.
Your books are biographies about Jesus' life, not revelations given to Jesus to his people.
Anyone who has ever read and studied the Gospel of Jesus knows that is untrue. The references to the life of Jesus were brief and offered merely as historical framework, leading up to the crucifixion.
ALL of which provided vital evidence of prophecy being fulfilled.
The overwhelming majority of the Gospel accounts contain His Teachings, both by word and by example, as He is
THE Example for everyone to follow (hence the emphasis on Jesus and His Teachings in the Quran).
That's why people need to get rid of their religious superstitions, like the 3=1 Babylonian/Roman nonsensical deity, and the fabricated Talmud and Hadith.
Yet your conclusion is to say (which is a non-sequitur fallacy, and disproved by the above) that it confirms your books (which are merely 4 of over 70 biographies nonetheless). Where is your head, dude?
Except the books of the Old Covenant and New Covenant are
NOT "biographies". The Law (the first five books
GIVEN to Moses, as confirmed in the Quran) contains the Criterion by which we are to discern between right and wrong, using God's Statutes, Judgments and Commandments to provide everyone with true justice and true freedom. The rest of the Old Covenant provides everyone with a historical example of how Israel was blessed when they kept The Law and how they were punished/cursed when they didn't.
And the Gospel confirms The Law, adding a spiritual dimension to it (that we are spiritual-Beings
NOT the human-animals we live inside of).
Also, and very importantly, roughly two-thirds of the Old Covenant and New Covenant are
PROPHECY, >99% of which has already been fulfilled in exact and minute detail, leaving no doubt of their Divine Origin. While the Quran confirms both the Old Covenant and the New Covenant, it contains
NO NEW PROPHECIES. All of the prophecies ended with the book of Revelation.
Even the notion of God sending another prophet in your conclusion makes no sense but I get that it's a polemic sense of self-validation you want, where there is none. God sends revelation and prophets for a reason, and God is known even in your own books for lambasting previous generations for their deviancy, their distortion of the message, for idolatry, for a lot of things.
Idolatry (
LIES), in every form, has been condemned to encourage everyone to love and seek the truth in all matters.