Search results

John 1 is a chapter not a verse and no it wasn't me.

I think you'll find John 5:4 is missing. Here are the notes from The NET on John 5:4 tc The majority of later mss (C Θ Ψ 078 ƒ M) add the following to 5:3: “waiting for the moving of the water. 5:4 For an angel of the Lord went down and stirred up the water at certain times. Whoever first...

There are so many that appeal to Greek and Hebrew words to try to show you the verse says something other than what it says. It's as though I have an apple and they are trying to convince me that it's an orange But the Bible is clear and you only need to read John 1 to understand who Jesus is

No problem

Bible Hub allows you to search for the Greek and Hebrew words.https://biblescan.com/searchhebrew.php?q=worshipped

But are the oldest manuscripts really the best?

Yes there are a lot of people who are convinced they have it right and anyone who doesn't agree is wrong.

Thanks for the comments everyone.

Read it again. I do believe God raised Jesus from the dead. I don't believe like the Unitarians though and they use this verse as a proof text.

I'm really enjoying the NET Bible Full Notes Edition and accessing it online when I'm on my PC.

Well 2 months later I am still having the same arguments and no matter what evidence I present there is someone telling me why it's wrong. But I see all the evidence for the deity of Christ and I'm just amazed that they can't see it. I have found common ground with some who believe differently...

It depends on the context.

https://www.worshiparts.net/what-is-worship-shachah/

It didn't hide it. It gave me examples of where the word worshipped was used. There's not a feature to search for the Hebrew or Greek that was translated as worshipped. I bowed to people when I was in martial arts but I didn't worship them

I used Blue Letter Bible Genesis 1:1 (KJV)

I only know of king Nebuchadnezzar falling down and worshipping Daniel, it doesn't indicate if this was proper and 1Ch 29:20 And David said to all the congregation, Now bless the LORD your God. And all the congregation blessed the LORD God of their fathers, and bowed down their heads, and...

Another indirect reference to the deity of Christ is found in Jesus’ favorite title for himself: the Son of Man. Many assume that this title refers to Jesus’ humanity, while the name “the Son of God” refers to his deity, but this is a misled assumption. Interestingly, this title is lifted from...

Jesus claimed that worship should be reserved for Yahweh alone (Mt. 4:10; c.f. Ex. 20:5). However, Jesus went on to be worshipped by people (Mt. 8:2; 14:33; 15:25; 28:9; 28:17; Lk. 24:52; Jn. 9:38; Heb. 1:6, 8). Revelation 5:11-14 likewise pictures every creature on Earth worshipping Jesus on...

I'm only making the case for the deity of Christ. Where you go from there is your decision. It leads me to believe in the Trinity. It leads some to believe in Oneness. Some reject it altogether.

I'll let people who read the thread judge for themselves