Please respond to the claim that Isaiah 42:11, about a prophet to the people of Kedar is about Muhammad, not Jesus.
Question:
In Isaiah 42:11 God is clearly saying that He will send the people of Kedar (i.e., the Arabs) a Prophet and they should “rejoice” and “raise their voices” in happiness. Also, “Let the desert and its towns raise their voices;” is clearly referring to Arabia, since Arabia is known to be made of mostly deserts. Jerusalem was never called “desert”, nor the Jews were ever called the people of “Kedar”. Most Important, Jesus in the Bible never even once visited Arabia! He only went to Egypt (when his mother escaped to Egypt from King Herod while he was a baby) and Palestine. Jesus really had nothing to do with the Arabs of Kedar. It was Muhammad that was born and lived in the lands of Kedar, and he taught people how to Worship and Glorify GOD Almighty. Please respond this!