A glimpse of that which remains unchanged from the Torah.
Informing about the emerging of a new message, a universal and final
message.
The Torah indeed did inform about the coming of the Prophet of End Times who will
complete all of the previous message. They the Jews were waiting for his imminent
emergence, this is why we find the Jews in the city the Prophet migrated to Medina.
But they the Jews were expecting that this prophet will emerge from amongst them
the Jews or the Children of Israel as many of the prophets had emerged. It did not
occur to them that the prophet they were awaiting will emerge from not them but
their brethren the Arabs, this is a historical fact.
One notices that the Jews were tormenting the Arabs of Medina claiming that the
prophet of end times will emerge and when he does they will fight alongside him
against the Arabs.
So when, eventually this prophet did not emerge from them but rather the Arabs
who they had been tormenting this became too much for them to tolerate with and
instead of believing in him they rejected him, belying his call and turning people
away from his message even attempting to kill him, but Allah was protecting His
religion even if the disbelievers despise it.
This also explains the eagerness of the people of Medina and their acceptance of
Islam, as they had been listening attentively to what the Jews had been telling them
concerning the imminent appearance of a prophet.
So likewise the Jews had been waiting for three prophecies to come true:
The first was the emergence of the Prophet Yahya (John the Baptist), the second the
sending of Jesus the son of Mary and finally the Prophet of end times. However as
was the custom of the Jews they killed Yahya (John the Baptist) and sought to kill
Jesus and likewise rejected the message of Muhammad (pbut).
We shall discuss some of what remained unchanged from the entirety of the Torah.
Firstly: What is mentioned in the Hebrew text.
“Ma ta’soo liyoum maw’eed wa liyoum hajj yahood?
Kay Heeny haalikho moshouid , Misraayem taqabassim maouf taqabbrum Mahmad
li khisbaam Qomoosh braashim.”