You are quoting from a book that is not even contemporary with what it describes and that has no corroborating evidence whatsoever. The same book also tells of happenings that we know are impossible. It is a work of fiction written to impress the gullible with the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies.
There are of course many who will go down the wide path of believing man as their source of truth for things that are non spiritual just as they did in the days of Noah. But for things that go beyond what you can see and physically observe you have only your own limited assertions. God gives you many chance's during his period of grace. Just as they laughed and scoffed at all the animals entering the ark of their own free will in the days of Noah, you now make your assertions that you have special knowledge from man's observations. There comes a time the ark is sealed and the period of grace ends, the non believers in the days of Noah acted much like you, still asserting because they have never seen it rain before, or never seen water spouts come up from the ground before that it is impossible for such things to happen. But once the ark is sealed by God, you are to suffer God's wrath just as those in the day of Noah did only this time it will be trial by fire. This has been foretold for thousands of years, and when it does happen, you will attempt to explain it away.
God can use any human being now or in the past that is willing to trust him to reveal truth about him and his requirements to repent and turn away from sin. So the information is not locked away in the ancient text as if God is not present. The info can come directly by his holy spirit. This will probably go over your head, because you are more concerned about avoiding what God would have you do to look further and you do not currently fear any of God's eventual wrath that will be coming your way. That's OK, many will choose a path of spiritual separation from God to elevate themselves above God and assume that man's understanding of truth is all there is.
In the New Testament, Lord is the most frequently used title for Jesus Christ, indicating his authority, power, and control as all Prophets and Messengers had.
And no mere prophet has the ability to forgive sins. No prophet other than Jesus was called the Son of God or Son of man. Yet Jesus is able to forgive sins by virtue of being God's Son and did so during his ministry. Guess you haven't understood just how much more Jesus is. God himself said as he was baptized in the holy spirit at the beginning of his ministry,
"This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased!" Matt 3:17. Trying to equate Jesus to any other prophet is ignoring the power of God's greatest gift to mankind. You would reduce him to a prophet alone for your own sake? Is this for your own righteousness or to insist that you right? Would you reject God's gift and say you are righteous before him because of your own works? The heavenly sacrifice isn't good enough for you?
Mark 16:19 After the Lord Jesus had spoken to them, he was taken up into heaven and sat down at the right hand of God. Do all prophets ascend to sit at the right hand of God?
Without Christ Jesus, how Aziz do you obtain forgiveness of your sins? Surely you are not going to say you have no sin, are you? Rejecting his Son as just a prophet is the biggest sin of all. If you say I do it directly to the Father, then let me remind you that no man comes to the Father except through his Son Jesus Christ. He is the way the truth and the life. This is a very special authority given to him unlike any other.
Actual prophets anointed by God in the past were just men that were chosen by God to speak his word to the people. Jerimiah for example, was a prophet but he does not sit at the right hand of God or forgive the sins of man.
