Dear Leaders and people of Saudi Arabia,

If ALLAH’S Messiah did not die and rise, I am wrong to write these ideas. If he did not defeat both death and the evil plans of Jewish leaders, then all Islamic leaders are correct in relegating a weak, impotent messiah who has no distinction from thousands of prophets to an insignificant part of Islam. But, if the events of Isa’s death and resurrection are historical realities, and there is considerable evidence that they are, then these words may not be strong enough. They must emphatically communicate to all Muslim leaders that it is wrong to manipulate multitudes to reject Allah’s Anointed.

My fear is that without realizing it, you, the religious and national leaders of the Saudi Kingdom, have taken upon yourselves world leadership in treating Allah’s Chosen as callously as the story portrays. The reality that you ignore at your own peril is that the Living Messiah you coerce Muslims to reject is ordained by Allah to be your judge and to whom you personally will give account. In light of the seriousness of this crime, how much longer will the Almighty wait for you to change your attitude toward the man He has both anointed and exalted; Isa born to Maryam on the West Bank, Jesus of Bethlehem?

He came to the leaders of his own people and they chose to reject him as an unwise builder reflects the perfect cornerstone. Is not this the time for you to exercise the wisdom and boldness to liberate yourselves from that choice made centuries ago by your ancient cousins?

      “They rejected {the truth} and followed their lusts

        But every matter has its appointed time.” The Moon 54:3

Oh, people of Saudi Arabia and Muslims throughout the world. If the leaders of the Saudi Kingdom do not possess the courage and wisdom to no longer reject ALLAH’S Messiah, you, the unheard multitudes of the Muslim world must make the personal decision which will please ALLAH. Even though the authorities may not allow him to visit Mecca, please honor ALLAH by inviting His Messiah to reign in your hearts and homes.

Sincerely,

Abu Toma

Tom Griffith

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