Jesus Christ,is God in e fresh,if u don't believe Jesus Christ God, then I challenge u all to read e whole bible,Jesus Christ is God ok,Jesus Christ,said go and make e whole world disciples of His, baptisming in e name of God e Father, God e Son and God e Holy Spirit Amen
Jesus is most definitely God...check Isaiah 9:6... It is a prophecy about Jesus: "For a child will be born to us, a son will be given to us; And the government will rest on His shoulders; And His name will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Eternal Father, Prince of Peace." Make no mistake, Jesus Christ is in fact God and He is returning soon to gather His people to himself. Be sure that you are ready, because there is only one God, and the Bible says in John 14:6 "Jesus answered, 'I am the Way, and the Truth and the Life. No one comes to the Father except through me.'"
Read in context and not selection Read from Isaiah 9:6-10 to get the full understanding. Isaiah 9:6 is talking about the birth of king hezeckiah not Jesus. If you read 2Kings 18:1-8 You will see its king Hezechiah and not Jesus The name Hezeckiah means The Mighty God in Hebrew
Isaiah 7:14 That son Emmanuel is not Jesus. Is Isaiah's son Mahalshalal Hashbash. Read Isaiah 8:1-5 He was born .God gave a sign to King Ahaz of Judah concerning the joint plot of the armies of Syriah and the southern kingdom of Isreal who wanted to destroy Judah. But God told Ahaz that, he should not fear the 2 kingdoms because He (God) Is with Judah. This has nothing to do with the birth of Jesus who was born later after 700yrs later. If u want to understand the bible read it in context don't make selections.
PROOF THAT JESUS IS NOT GOD, BUT A PROPHET OF GOD In the book of Deuteronomy, chapter 18, verse 15, Moses gives a prophecy concerning the future coming of Jesus & clearly refers to Jesus as being a prophet like himself: “The lord your God will raise up for you A PROPHET LIKE ME from amongst you, from your brethren, you must listen to him.” In the book of Acts, chapter 3, verses 20-23, it’s confirmed that the prophecy that Moses gave is indeed referring to Jesus: “And he shall send Jesus Christ, WHICH BEFORE WAS PREACHED TO YOU ( In other words, the prophecy of Moses ) Whom the heaven must receive until the times of restitution of all things, WHICH GOD HAS SPOKEN BY THE MOUTH OF ALL HIS HOLY PROPHETS ( In other words, not only spoken by Jesus, but spoken by every prophet that God has sent ) SINCE THE WORLD BEGAN. For Moses truly said to the fathers, “A PROPHET shall the Lord your God raise up from your brethren LIKE ME, him you shall heed.” To add even more proof & clarity, in the book of John, chapter 5, verse 46, Jesus himself confirms that the prophecy of Moses is indeed talking about him: “If you believed Moses, you would believe me, FOR HE WROTE ABOUT ME.” In these verses ( Deuteronomy chapter 18, verse 18 ) God himself is confirming Moses’ prophecy concerning the coming of Jesus in the future. Notice that God also refers to Jesus as being a prophet who he will command what to do & what to say. Notice that God doesn’t say that he himself is going to come as a prophet in the future. He clearly says that he’s going to ( raise up ) a prophet from the people of Israel just like he raised up Moses from the people of Israel. Also, notice that God says that this prophet will be ( like ) Moses. The word “LIKE” means the same. If Jesus was God, then Jesus wouldn’t be like Moses, because Moses wasn’t God. In order for Jesus to be like Moses, then that means he must also be a prophet having the same rank, title & position as Moses. Moses was a mortal man who was a prophet of God who God commanded what to do & what to say. So, in order for Jesus to be like Moses, he must also be a mortal man who was a prophet of God who God commanded what to do & what to say In these verses, Jesus himself is confirming that everything he does & says is by the commandment & will of God, not by his own will & authority. If Jesus was God, then everything he did & said would have been by his own will & authority, which he clearly states it’s not: John chapter 12, verses 49-50: “FOR I DO NOT SPEAK ON MY OWN AUTHORITY. The father who sent me COMMANDS ME TO SAY ALL THAT I HAVE SPOKEN.” John chapter 5, verse 30: “I CAN DO NOTHING ON MY OWN. I judge as GOD TELLS ME. Therefore, my judgement is just, because I carry out the will of the one who sent me, NOT MY OWN WILL.” So, according to what Jesus clearly said out of his own mouth, he does not speak by his own will & authority & says everything that God commands him to say. Many people tend to forget or not understand that these very important words that Jesus said actually reveals the true nature & relationship between him & God. Many people don’t understand that Jesus was simply repeating everything that God was telling him to say. This is one of the main reasons why people tend to believe that Jesus is God because they don’t understand that Jesus is speaking on God’s behalf & not his own. As in accordance with every prophet that God has sent, Jesus is simply God’s mouthpiece that God uses to speak through in order to communicate with mankind. So, when Jesus was saying that he was the first & the last, or that he was before Abraham, or when he was forgiving sins, he was not literally speaking about himself or operating on his own authority as he clearly said. It was God speaking through Jesus saying these things & forgiving sins, not Jesus himself. This same exact dynamic also existed between God & Moses: Exodus 4:12: “Now go, I will be with you as you speak, & I WILL INSTRUCT YOU IN WHAT TO SAY.” Exodus, chapter 7, verse 1: Then the Lord said to Moses, “See, I MAKE YOU AS GOD TO PHARAOH, & Aaron your brother shall be your prophet.” Notice how in the above scripture God clearly tells Moses that he’s making it appear or seem that Moses is God. Not that he is God. This is the exact, same dynamic that also applied to Jesus. Both Moses & Jesus seemed like they were God to the people who were witnessing their actions because God was working through them in the things that they said & did These are other verses that people misunderstand, believing that Jesus is God when the verses mean something totally different: John, chapter 14, verse 9- “Anyone who has seen me has seen the father.” John chapter 1, verses 1-14-“In the beginning was the word, & the word was with God, & the word was God....The word became flesh & made his dwelling among us John, chapter 10, verse 30- “I & the father are one.” When Jesus said when anyone who has seen him, has seen the father, he didn’t mean that in a literal sense. We must remind ourselves of the clues that are in the scriptures that clearly tells us that whenever Jesus spoke to the people, he always spoke by using parables ( Mathew chapter 13, verse 34 ) So, going by that very important clue, we can’t allow ourselves to understand Jesus’ words from a literal point of view because parables are metaphors, which is a symbolic way of speaking that has a deeper, spiritual meaning. When Jesus said when you see him, you have seen the father, he was speaking metaphorically, not literally. Also, the scriptures clearly tells us that no one has ever seen God or can see God, because God is a spirit & has no physical form ( John chapter 1, verse 18 ) When Jesus said what he said, he was talking about the attributes of God that he projected by living by God’s word. In other words, the way how one sees God is by witnessing the way how a person conducts themselves & lives their life that is based on God’s word. This is exactly what it means concerning the scriptures that talks about the word becoming flesh. The word becomes flesh or animated when a person learns the word & then applies it to their life by living by it. For example, if there was a book that contained detailed, step by step instructions on how to build a house which someone studied & then followed the directions, the words of that book, metaphorically speaking, would become “flesh” because now the “word” or instructions of that book will become “alive” because the words of that book are now dwelling within the mind of that person. This is what it means concerning the word becoming flesh in relation to Jesus. What’s commonly misunderstood or unknown is that Jesus, like everyone else, had to learn the word by studying it. The knowledge or wisdom of the word was not automatically inherent in Jesus’ mind as many believe. Again, he had to learn it by studying it just like everyone else. The book of Luke, chapter 2, verse 52 clearly references this fact by clearly stating that Jesus “grew” in wisdom. The only way that a person grows in wisdom is by attaining knowledge that they didn’t have before. So, the word becoming flesh is not only limited to Jesus. The word becomes flesh or alive within anyone who follows the word & lives their life by it as Jesus did In the book of John, chapter 17, verses 19-23, Jesus is praying to God to make all of the disciples one like him & God. If being one means being the same person as many Christians believe, then that means that Jesus was asking God to make all 12 disciples, who are all individuals, one person. Now, ask yourself, did that happen? Did all 12 disciples literally became one person? Of course not. We all know that didn’t happen. So, what does being one truly mean? The book of Acts, chapter 2, verse 1 answers this question. As the scriptures clearly explains, being one means being spiritually one by being on one accord. This is what Jesus meant when he said that him & God are one. He didn’t mean that him & God are literally one, he meant that they are one spiritually because he lived his life following God’s instructions, commandments, statutes & ordinances. Being one with God does not only apply to Jesus. Being one with God applies to anyone who disciplines themselves & carefully follows the path that God has laid out for us to follow as Jesus did.
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Everything about Jesus Christ shows that Jesus is God.who can can u compared to this man
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Anyone who don't understand that Jesus is God shld simply read 1Timothy 3:16
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Jesus Christ is the giver of life
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Jesus Christ,is God in e fresh,if u don't believe Jesus Christ God, then I challenge u all to read e whole bible,Jesus Christ is God ok,Jesus Christ,said go and make e whole world disciples of His, baptisming in e name of God e Father, God e Son and God e Holy Spirit Amen
Those who disagreed with this man that he said jesus is God you don't known Jesus is the sprite and the word that came God month
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Jesus is the word of God.
Quran declare in their chapter 9
Jesus is most definitely God...check Isaiah 9:6... It is a prophecy about Jesus: "For a child will be born to us, a son will be given to us; And the government will rest on His shoulders; And His name will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Eternal Father, Prince of Peace." Make no mistake, Jesus Christ is in fact God and He is returning soon to gather His people to himself. Be sure that you are ready, because there is only one God, and the Bible says in John 14:6 "Jesus answered, 'I am the Way, and the Truth and the Life. No one comes to the Father except through me.'"
is true Jesus Christ is God
Read in context and not selection
Read from Isaiah 9:6-10 to get the full understanding.
Isaiah 9:6 is talking about the birth of king hezeckiah not Jesus.
If you read 2Kings 18:1-8 You will see its king Hezechiah and not Jesus
The name Hezeckiah means The Mighty God in Hebrew
Please listen to evangelist what he says and do not hide heart .
Isaiah 7:14 That son Emmanuel is not Jesus.
Is Isaiah's son Mahalshalal Hashbash. Read Isaiah 8:1-5 He was born .God gave a sign to King Ahaz of Judah concerning the joint plot of the armies of Syriah and the southern kingdom of Isreal who wanted to destroy Judah. But God told Ahaz that, he should not fear the 2 kingdoms because He (God) Is with Judah.
This has nothing to do with the birth of Jesus who was born later after 700yrs later.
If u want to understand the bible read it in context don't make selections.
Max Fega ....... we don’t believe you too ..... teach your church members what know
You are crazy
So isaiah's son is now God, masa repent from your foolishness
Mr b. read your book well, Jesus is God.
PROOF THAT JESUS IS NOT GOD, BUT A PROPHET OF GOD
In the book of Deuteronomy, chapter 18, verse 15, Moses gives a prophecy concerning the future coming of Jesus & clearly refers to Jesus as being a prophet like himself:
“The lord your God will raise up for you A PROPHET LIKE ME from amongst you, from your brethren, you must listen to him.”
In the book of Acts, chapter 3, verses 20-23, it’s confirmed that the prophecy that Moses gave is indeed referring to Jesus:
“And he shall send Jesus Christ, WHICH BEFORE WAS PREACHED TO YOU ( In other words, the prophecy of Moses ) Whom the heaven must receive until the times of restitution of all things, WHICH GOD HAS SPOKEN BY THE MOUTH OF ALL HIS HOLY PROPHETS ( In other words, not only spoken by Jesus, but spoken by every prophet that God has sent ) SINCE THE WORLD BEGAN. For Moses truly said to the fathers, “A PROPHET shall the Lord your God raise up from your brethren LIKE ME, him you shall heed.”
To add even more proof & clarity, in the book of John, chapter 5, verse 46, Jesus himself confirms that the prophecy of Moses is indeed talking about him:
“If you believed Moses, you would believe me, FOR HE WROTE ABOUT ME.”
In these verses ( Deuteronomy chapter 18, verse 18 ) God himself is confirming Moses’ prophecy concerning the coming of Jesus in the future. Notice that God also refers to Jesus as being a prophet who he will command what to do & what to say. Notice that God doesn’t say that he himself is going to come as a prophet in the future. He clearly says that he’s going to ( raise up ) a prophet from the people of Israel just like he raised up Moses from the people of Israel.
Also, notice that God says that this prophet will be ( like ) Moses. The word “LIKE” means the same. If Jesus was God, then Jesus wouldn’t be like Moses, because Moses wasn’t God. In order for Jesus to be like Moses, then that means he must also be a prophet having the same rank, title & position as Moses. Moses was a mortal man who was a prophet of God who God commanded what to do & what to say. So, in order for Jesus to be like Moses, he must also be a mortal man who was a prophet of God who God commanded what to do & what to say
In these verses, Jesus himself is confirming that everything he does & says is by the commandment & will of God, not by his own will & authority. If Jesus was God, then everything he did & said would have been by his own will & authority, which he clearly states it’s not:
John chapter 12, verses 49-50:
“FOR I DO NOT SPEAK ON MY OWN AUTHORITY. The father who sent me COMMANDS ME TO SAY ALL THAT I HAVE SPOKEN.”
John chapter 5, verse 30:
“I CAN DO NOTHING ON MY OWN. I judge as GOD TELLS ME. Therefore, my judgement is just, because I carry out the will of the one who sent me, NOT MY OWN WILL.”
So, according to what Jesus clearly said out of his own mouth, he does not speak by his own will & authority & says everything that God commands him to say. Many people tend to forget or not understand that these very important words that Jesus said actually reveals the true nature & relationship between him & God. Many people don’t understand that Jesus was simply repeating everything that God was telling him to say. This is one of the main reasons why people tend to believe that Jesus is God because they don’t understand that Jesus is speaking on God’s behalf & not his own.
As in accordance with every prophet that God has sent, Jesus is simply God’s mouthpiece that God uses to speak through in order to communicate with mankind. So, when Jesus was saying that he was the first & the last, or that he was before Abraham, or when he was forgiving sins, he was not literally speaking about himself or operating on his own authority as he clearly said. It was God speaking through Jesus saying these things & forgiving sins, not Jesus himself. This same exact dynamic also existed between God & Moses:
Exodus 4:12:
“Now go, I will be with you as you speak, & I WILL INSTRUCT YOU IN WHAT TO SAY.”
Exodus, chapter 7, verse 1:
Then the Lord said to Moses, “See, I MAKE YOU AS GOD TO PHARAOH, & Aaron your brother shall be your prophet.”
Notice how in the above scripture God clearly tells Moses that he’s making it appear or seem that Moses is God. Not that he is God. This is the exact, same dynamic that also applied to Jesus. Both Moses & Jesus seemed like they were God to the people who were witnessing their actions because God was working through them in the things that they said & did
These are other verses that people misunderstand, believing that Jesus is God when the verses mean something totally different:
John, chapter 14, verse 9- “Anyone who has seen me has seen the father.”
John chapter 1, verses 1-14-“In the beginning was the word, & the word was with God, & the word was God....The word became flesh & made his dwelling among us
John, chapter 10, verse 30- “I & the father are one.”
When Jesus said when anyone who has seen him, has seen the father, he didn’t mean that in a literal sense. We must remind ourselves of the clues that are in the scriptures that clearly tells us that whenever Jesus spoke to the people, he always spoke by using parables ( Mathew chapter 13, verse 34 ) So, going by that very important clue, we can’t allow ourselves to understand Jesus’ words from a literal point of view because parables are metaphors, which is a symbolic way of speaking that has a deeper, spiritual meaning.
When Jesus said when you see him, you have seen the father, he was speaking metaphorically, not literally. Also, the scriptures clearly tells us that no one has ever seen God or can see God, because God is a spirit & has no physical form ( John chapter 1, verse 18 )
When Jesus said what he said, he was talking about the attributes of God that he projected by living by God’s word. In other words, the way how one sees God is by witnessing the way how a person conducts themselves & lives their life that is based on God’s word. This is exactly what it means concerning the scriptures that talks about the word becoming flesh. The word becomes flesh or animated when a person learns the word & then applies it to their life by living by it. For example, if there was a book that contained detailed, step by step instructions on how to build a house which someone studied & then followed the directions, the words of that book, metaphorically speaking, would become “flesh” because now the “word” or instructions of that book will become “alive” because the words of that book are now dwelling within the mind of that person.
This is what it means concerning the word becoming flesh in relation to Jesus. What’s commonly misunderstood or unknown is that Jesus, like everyone else, had to learn the word by studying it. The knowledge or wisdom of the word was not automatically inherent in Jesus’ mind as many believe. Again, he had to learn it by studying it just like everyone else. The book of Luke, chapter 2, verse 52 clearly references this fact by clearly stating that Jesus “grew” in wisdom. The only way that a person grows in wisdom is by attaining knowledge that they didn’t have before. So, the word becoming flesh is not only limited to Jesus. The word becomes flesh or alive within anyone who follows the word & lives their life by it as Jesus did
In the book of John, chapter 17, verses 19-23, Jesus is praying to God to make all of the disciples one like him & God. If being one means being the same person as many Christians believe, then that means that Jesus was asking God to make all 12 disciples, who are all individuals, one person. Now, ask yourself, did that happen? Did all 12 disciples literally became one person? Of course not. We all know that didn’t happen. So, what does being one truly mean? The book of Acts, chapter 2, verse 1 answers this question.
As the scriptures clearly explains, being one means being spiritually one by being on one accord. This is what Jesus meant when he said that him & God are one. He didn’t mean that him & God are literally one, he meant that they are one spiritually because he lived his life following God’s instructions, commandments, statutes & ordinances. Being one with God does not only apply to Jesus. Being one with God applies to anyone who disciplines themselves & carefully follows the path that God has laid out for us to follow as Jesus did.
Jesus can never be God. Jesus himself said why do u call me a good master? don't u know there is only one who is good, only God.
Read John chapter 10:11
THE BIBLE DOES NOT SAY IN MARK 1: 23-26 that JESUS IS GOD...it did say "THE HOLY ONE OF GOD" be careful Mr Awuah...Too much flaws in your teachings..
He is,of, was ,will and still is God (JESUS)
In mark 1 that was a demon talking....and he was the holy one of God witch is in Christ
Bright do u remember wht jesus said to those ppl. He said before Abraham was I am... Pls wht do mean by this?? Jesus is true God
He say mark 1:21_