Musannaf Ibn Abi Shayba 27:238

Abu Mu’awiyah narrated to us, he said: Al-A’mash narrated to us, from Al-Minhal, from Sa’id ibn Jubayr, from Ibn Abbas, who said: When Allah intended to raise ‘Isa, peace be upon him, to the heaven, he went out to his companions, and they were twelve men from the house. His head was dripping with water. He said to them: "Indeed, among you is one who will disbelieve in me twelve times after having believed in me." Then he said: "Which of you will have my likeness cast upon him, so he will be killed in my place and be with me in my rank?" A young man, the youngest of them in age, stood up and said: "I." ‘Isa said: "Sit." Then he repeated it to them, and the young man stood up and said: "I." He said: "Yes, you are that one." He said: So the likeness of ‘Isa was cast upon him. He said: And ‘Isa, peace be upon him, was raised from a vent that was in the house to the heaven. He said: The search party of the Jews came, and they took the one who resembled him, killed him, and then crucified him. Some of them disbelieved in him twelve times after having believed in him, so they split into three sects. One sect said: "Allah was among us as long as He willed, then He ascended to the heaven." These are the Jacobites. Another sect said: "The son of Allah was among us as long as He willed, then Allah raised him to Himself." These are the Nestorians. Another sect said: "The servant of Allah and His Messenger was among us as long as Allah willed, then He raised him to Himself." These are the Muslims. The two disbelieving sects conspired against the Muslim sect, fought them, and killed them. Islam remained suppressed until Allah sent Muhammad, may Allah bless him and grant him peace. Then Allah revealed to him: "A party of the Children of Israel believed," meaning the party that believed in the time of ‘Isa, "and a party disbelieved," meaning the party that disbelieved in the time of ‘Isa. "So We supported those who believed," in the time of ‘Isa, "against their enemy," by Muhammad, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, making their religion prevail over the religion of the disbelievers, "and they became dominant."