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At Colossians 2:9 the word in Greek that the New World Translation renders “divine quality” is theotes, and this is the only use of the word in the Christian Greek Scriptures. The same is true of a similar Greek word, theiotes, which appears only at Romans 1:20, and which the New World...

you can believe what you want. All the scriptures you have shown me are proof of what I said, that Jesus has a Father and a God. The difference between us is that when I say Jesus has a Father and a God I'm saying the scriptures are saying to us that Jesus who is the Only Begotten Son of God has...

No, actually you haven't. It's only in your own mind have you convinced yourself that Jesus is God and that Jesus who you say is God has a Father. I don't believe this you do.

I simply don't disregard Colossians 1:19 which tells us that whatever fullness that Jesus has, including the fullness of the divine nature talked about at Colossians 2:9 belongs to Jesus because it was the decision of The Only True God that Jesus have that divine nature. You can argue all you...

I already told you that the scriptures show us that Thomas said, "My Lord and my God" at John 20:28 but that doesn't mean that Thomas was believing that Jesus was The Only True God who created all things since Thomas knew that Jesus said that he has a Father who is Thomas Father and that Jesus...

NO, I just doubt what you say it means.

I let the record of the scriptures testify to the truth. Thomas knew that Jesus had admitted that he had a Father and a God who was also Thomas Father and God. I'm not going to deny this just because you and others want me to. what you and others choose to believe is your choice

no, I just agree with scripture that says that all the fulness of the divine nature that's in Jesus Christ is in him because of the decision of The Only True God who is the Father and God of Jesus

none of what you posted teaches that Jesus is God.

No, it doesn't but you're only going to believe what you believe and interpret it that way and not care what's written down in scripture.

No, it's not the same thing. That last half of that scripture shows it was the Only True God's decision for all the fulness of the divine nature to be in Jesus who is The Only Begotten Son of God.

No, I'm not kidding. I'm not going to ignore scripture. The scriptures tell us that Jesus himself said he had a Father and God. Thomas knew that Jesus said that. I don't think Thomas thought Jesus was wrong when Jesus said he had a Father and God. So when Thomas said, "My Lord and God," he...

You misunderstood what I said. I'm saying these scriptures at Rev. 1:5,6, are telling us that Jesus who is The Only Begotten Son of God has a Father and a God.

Thomas wasn't saying that Jesus was The God of creation when he exclaimed, "My Lord and my God" because he knew that Jesus had a Father that was his Father and Thomas knew that Jesus had a God that was his God. That person who is Jesus' Father and God is The God of Creation.

Do you see how you show only part of the scripture? The part that says, "for it pleased the Father that in him should all fulness dwell."

No Truther I don't need to fix anything just because you say so. Colossians 1:19 shows us that whatever fulness is in Jesus is in him because it was a decision of someone else that all fulness should dwell in Jesus. So the fulness of the divine nature/divine quality exists in Jesus because of a...

I agree with what is written down in scripture and in John 20:17 Jesus tells Mary to tell his Apostles, "I am ascending to my Father and your Father and to my God and your God. So Thomas exclaiming, "My Lord and my God" doesn't change the fact that Jesus has a Father and a God.

I don't agree with any of this. This, what you're saying, isn't a fix. I just don't believe it to be true.

How about you stop ignoring scripture.