Is it not said that the Jews and Christians did not intend the reality of sonship when they said, "We are the sons of Allah"?

The questioner : Is it not said regarding the statement of the Exalted, , that the Jews intended the reality of sonship by it, just as one might say, for example, as al-Hasan al-Basri said: "Ali delivered a sermon to us," meaning the people of Kufa, whereas he was not present; or as we say: "We were victorious over the disbelievers on the day of Badr," whereas we were not present at all?

The Shaykh : As for if they were all from the descendants of 'Isa, there is no harm; if they were all from the descendants of 'Azir, there is no harm. But they are not so. I have not seen anyone say this. That is, you intend the meaning: Did the Jews say, "From her are the sons of Allah"? And did the Christians say, "From us"? No, they did not intend that.