Al Imran 62-70, Quran - Juz' 3 - Page 58

3/Al Imran-62: Inna heazea la huval kaasaasul haakk(haakku), va mea min ileahin illealleah(illealleahu), va innalleaha la huval aazeezul haakeem(haakeemu).
Verily! This is the true narrative (about the story of Jesus) and there is no god but Allah; and most surely Allah is certainly the All-Mighty, the All-Wise. (62)

3/Al Imran-63: Fa in tavallav fa innaalleaha aaleemun bil mufsideen(mufsideena).
But if they still turn back, then surely Allah knows the mischief-makers. (63)

3/Al Imran-64: Kul yea ahlal kiteabi taealav ilea kalimatin saveain baynanea va baynakum allea naa’buda illealleaha va lea nushrika bihee shay’an va lea yattahiza baa’dunea baa’dan arbeaban min doonilleah(doonilleahi), fa in tavallav fa koolooshhadoo bi annea muslimoon(muslimoona).
Say: “O People of the Book! Come to an equitable word between us and you (Tawhid-oneness). We shall not serve any but Allah and that we shall not associate anything with Him, and (that) some of us shall not take others for lords besides Allah”; and if they turn back, then say: “Bear witness that we are the surrenders (to Allah, Muslimûn)”. (64)

3/Al Imran-65: Yea ahlal kiteabi lima tuheaccoona fee ibreaheema va mea unzilatit tavreatu val inceelu illea min baa’dih(baa’dihee), a fa lea taa’kıloon(taa’kıloona).
O People of the Book! Why do you argue about Abraham, while the Torah and the Gospel were not sent down before him? (They were sent after him) Do you not exercise your mind? (65)

3/Al Imran-66: Hea antum heauleai heacactum fee mea lakum bihee ilmun fa lima tuheaccoona fee mea laysa lakum bihee ilm(ilmun), vaalleahu yaa’lamu va antum lea taa’lamoon(taa’lamoona).
Indeed, this is who you are! You argued about that of which you have no knowledge; why then do you argue about that of which you have no knowledge? It is Allah who knows, and you do not know. (66)

3/Al Imran-67: Mea keana ibreaheemu yaahoodiyyan va lea naasreaniyyan va leakin keana haaneefan muslimea(musliman), va mea keana minal mushrikeen(mushrikeena).
Abraham was neither a Jew nor a Christian but he was a “Hanîf” (who believed in the Oneness of Allah, rendering the spirit back to Allah before death and submitting to Allah) a Muslim (submitted to Allah), and he was not of the associators. (67)

3/Al Imran-68: Inna avlan neasi bi ibreaheema lallazeenattabaoohu va heazaan nabiyyu vallazeena eamanoo vaalleahu valiyyul mu’mineen(mu’mineena).
Most surely the nearest of the men to Abraham are those who depended on (followed) him and this Prophet (Muhammad) and those who believe (who became âmenû, who wished to reach Allah before death) and Allah is the Friend of the believers. (68)

3/Al Imran-69: Vaddat teaifatun min ahlil kiteabi lav yudilloonakum va mea yudılloona illea anfusahum va mea yash’uroon(yash’uroona).
A party of the people of the Book wished to make you fall into Misguidance. They can not make anyone fall into Misguidance except themselves. But they do not realize. (69)

3/Al Imran-70: Yea ahlal kiteabi lima takfuroona bi eayeatilleahi va antum tashhadoon(tashhadoona).
O People of the Book! Why do you deny the Verses of Allah while you bear witness? (70)