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wa-ʾidh ʾawḥaytu ʾilā l-ḥawāriyyīna ʾan ʾāminū bī wa-bi-rasūlī qālū ʾāmannā wa-shhad bi-ʾannanā muslimūna
And when I inspired the Disciples, [saying], ‘Have faith in Me and My apostle,’ they said, ‘We have faith. Bear witness that we are Muslims.’
— Ali Quli Qarai
Surah Al-Ma’idah, Verse 111
111. "And (remember) when I revealed unto the disciples: 'Believe in Me and in My Messenger,' they said: 'We believe, and bear You witness that we are Muslims (who submit ourselves) '."
The objective meaning of 'revealing unto the disciples', mentioned in the verse, is either inspiring unto their own hearts, or conveying the Message by the way of revealing it unto Jesus (as). Thus, sometimes Allah may inspire some inspiration unto the receptive hearts. The Divine inspirations unto people are alongside the path of confirming the Divine Prophets, inspirations, not against them. Therefore believing in Allah is not aloof from believing in His Messenger.
The verse says: