Muslims often claim that Jesus is merely a servant of God and not His Son, as they believe God cannot have a son.

The article discusses the prophetic announcement in Isaiah that speaks of an envoy sent by Yahweh to prepare the way for His coming. This envoy is identified in the New Testament as John the Baptist, who prepares the way for Jesus. The implication is that Jesus is not just a servant but is the embodiment of God's power and presence, referred to as the 'mighty Arm of Yahweh.' Furthermore, verses from the New Testament, such as John 1:14, affirm that 'the Word became flesh,' indicating that Jesus is divine and has existed before John the Baptist. The argument builds on the understanding that Jesus fulfills the prophecies of the Old Testament, thus reinforcing His identity as both servant and Son of God, which is a central tenet of Christian belief.