The Old Prophets In A Heavily Martialized World

             Muhammad was raised up to be a prophet and seer, as was Moses in a different tradition- Joseph Smith (initially) and Joseph Campbell, founder of the Campbellites, were like the Old Prophets, too.  Muhammad was originally endowed as one of the Holy Ones of God; similar to Moses, conflicts developing and exacerbating with neighboring tribes led to martial and turf conflicts- the prophets fell, or became very alloyed in attunement; their original messages of Love And Light, beyond common comprehension it would seem, were forsaken in militarization and a sort of religious fascism, which is seeded and perpetrated by the Fourth Density Negative entities.  The name Muhammad should I think be held in reverence, nevertheless, I think, one of those who have a historical identity in a time-track sense, but "who will declare his generation", that is, what man really knows his history or Time associated with it.  People. unable to find words in perceiving such attainment, would say something like "Thou are a holy prophet!"  "Thou are a great Cosmic Soul Voyager" was likely not language commonly used; was used in explanation by Paul Twitchell in his writings.  The religion known as Islam won't be able to continue much longer, I believe, being among the Twelve Religions the Betrayer, like Judas- apparently; will in the future be replaced by some other religion, similar to how Judas was also replaced.  
            The specific language to describe what happened with a lot of the Old Prophets was simply that having the endowment from Love/Light, their teachings fell on deaf ears more or less, and for this and perhaps for other reasons as well they became very angry and accepted a Power offer from the Fourth Density Negative.  For example, in the spirit of love/light a prophet advises a king or ruler that he has forseen that an enemy is going to come upon him and his people and most likely destroy them; they'd best gird up their loins, stop sex origes, be sober, prepare, etc....  The king doesn't believe this and casts the prophet out, who becomes very angry then- possibly due to the prospect of a great many beautiful people being destroyed- who then begins to rant and shout around the village outskirts, his word offending those in disbelief so greatly that he's eventually stoned to death or something like that...