This faith in Jesus accords a man God's own righteousness, which is in Jesus Himself and not in any man's good works. The Quran (Ali 2001), in comparison, holds that salvation is a reward for a life of piety and righteousness: Then those whose scales are heavy, they are successful
Quran 3:47 says that God creates what He wills and that God created Jesus from the dust like Adam (3:59). The Bible teaches that Jesus performed miracles by His own power as God the Son, but the Quran says that Jesus performed miracles by the will and permission of God, Who alone has power and control over all things (Ally 2002)
The Bible, the Word of God, teaches that only Jesus Christ, the prophesied Messiah, the Son of God and God the Son, the Second Person in the Blessed Trinity, was qualified for the task. He suffered and died in Calvary as atonement for the sin of man and, as He Himself predicted, rose back to life and later ascended into heaven by His own power (Haugaard, trans RKJV 2000)
Against such, there is no law." Islam believes that Jesus was a messenger of God, but that there were other messengers and prophets before him, like Adam, Moses and Muhammad (McVey)