What sort of things would you want to know about someone who says they are a prophet ? A prophet is Devoted to God Tells hard truths Cares for the needy.

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What sort of things would you want to know about someone who says they are a prophet ? A prophet is Devoted to God Tells hard truths Cares for the needy Knows God’s mind Foretells the future Is disliked and rejected (because of the hard truths he has spoken)

The Life of Muhammad* To evaluate what makes someone a prophet To identify and evaluate key events in Mohammed’s* life To reflect on how Mohammed was a prophet Write down 3 questions designed to test whether someone should be believed to be a prophet of God. **What might persuade you that someone is a prophet of God? Proof ? Character ?Lifestyle ? Followers ? Message ? Effects of following his teaching? Contradicts or supports previous teachings about God? A prophet is Devoted to God knows God’s mind & teaches God’s way Tells hard truths Cares for the needy Foretells the future Is disliked and rejected (because of the truths he has spoken)

The Life of Muhammad * 570 – 632 A.D Follow the text as we read about Muhammad’s life. -about the same time as -the Romans were leaving Britain -as Sts Alban, Patrick, David, Augustine were spreading Christianity in Britain.

1. Fill in the gaps on your storyboard using the text. 2. HOMEWORK – for Thurs 26th Do you think Mohammed was a prophet ? Give 3 reasons for Give reasons against Explain your opinion based on the best reasons why he is/ isn’t. 3. Draw in the storyboard pictures.

True/ False Think of 2 statements about Mohammed - one that is true, and one that is false. See if your partner can guess – scores 1 point if he/she can !