There is no explicit mention of the name "Muhammad" in the Bible. However, some Muslims believe that certain verses in the Bible allude to the coming of Prophet Muhammad. These interpretations are not universally accepted by Christians and are a point of ongoing discussion between the two faiths.
Here are some of the key verses that are sometimes cited:
* Deuteronomy 18:18-22: This passage speaks of a prophet like Moses who will come from among the Israelites' brothers. Some Muslims interpret "brothers" to mean the Ishmaelites (Arabs), who are considered descendants of Abraham through Ishmael. They argue that Muhammad, being a prophet from among the Arabs, fulfills this prophecy. Christians generally interpret this passage as referring to Jesus Christ.
* Isaiah 29:12: This verse describes a book given to someone who is illiterate. Some Muslims argue this refers to the Quran being revealed to Prophet Muhammad, who was known to be unable to read or write. Christians typically interpret this verse in its historical context related to the people of Jerusalem.
* John 14:16, 14:26, 15:26, 16:7-14: These verses in the Gospel of John refer to the coming of the "Paraclete" or "Comforter." The Greek word "Paracletos" has been interpreted in various ways. Some Muslims believe this refers to Muhammad, while Christians believe it refers to the Holy Spirit.
It is important to note that these interpretations are not universally accepted and are based on specific readings of the biblical text. The context and meaning of these verses are interpreted differently within each faith tradition.