Udanavarga 22:4 As a man with eyes who carries a lamp
sees all objects, so too with one who has heard the Moral Law. He will become
perfectly wise. Note: The idea of having a light to see was referred
to by Jesus more than once, including the Parable of the Candlestick at Matthew 5:14-16, in which he told those
listening to let other people see the wisdom in the words as well. The same
message can also be seen at Mark 4:21,
Luke 8:16 and Luke 11:33. Prophecy said that the
Law would be expanded, magnified, at Isaiah 42:21* to allow people to see the other
things that it said and Jesus(pbuh) began doing that. To see examples click here.
Light is also referred to by the Buddha at Digha Nikaya.
Digha Nikaya 14:1:17 When a Bodhisattva descends from
heaven, there appears in this world an immeasurable, splendid light surpassing
the glory of the most powerful glow. And whatever dark places lie beyond the
world’s end will be illuminated by this light. Note: Jesus(pbuh)
referred to himself as the light of the world at John 8:12 and having given people
the light, he said that those around him were then the light of the world at Matthew 5:14-18. Light referred to being able
to see and perceive the other wisdom in the words given in accordance with the Adamic
Prophecies such as Isaiah
29:18, Isaiah 42:16, Isaiah 42:6-7 and Isaiah 9:2 (which was written in
the past tense because the Prophet Isaiah(pbuh) had seen it in a vision). 2 Corinthians 4:3, 4, and 6 make it clear that
this included the Gospels. Light is also referred to by the Buddha at
Udanavarga 22:4.
The Buddha prophesied Jesus and to see the other prophecies, click here.
