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Ask yourself according to what you read in the Scriptures: Did Jesus consider Jehovah as his God, or not? I write here for all readers, although I got some on my ignored list. Those don't deserve a minute of my time.

Did I say the contrary? I believe the same as you about that. Maybe you misunderstood, but if you read all my posts, you'll know my position on that matter.

Heb. 5:7 During his life on earth, Christ offered up supplications and also petitions, with strong outcries and tears, to the One who was able to save him out of death, and he was favorably heard for his godly fear. 8 Although he was a son, he learned obedience from the things he suffered. 9 And...

John 1:2 This one was in the beginning with God. (...) 14 So the Word became flesh and resided among us, and we had a view of his glory, a glory such as belongs to an only-begotten son from a father; and he was full of divine favor and truth. (...) 18 No man has seen God at any time; the...

What "is not correct" in my post?

So you know the difference between Jesus as a divine being and who is God in the unique sense. No first-century Christian would mistake Jesus for God.

That is correct, since it's what the Scriptures say. Now, do you know who is that God who adopt humans to be His children? Many people don't know who the Father is and still, they say they are "born again". A person cannot say that he is adopted by someone if he does not even know who that...

Is Jesus' God your God (John 20:17)?

And who doesn't know that before being born as a human, Jesus was a spirit being, completely different from human beings? Yes, the Bible says that Jesus had a divine nature before being born as a human, and that qualifies him as a being superior in power to us. However, that doesn't make him...

What kind of apologetics for evil is that? If evil people who continue to harm the planet and others are forever forgiven, humans will never enjoy the peace God promises to meek people. What kind of justice is that? I can't believe the nerve of some people. I just can't stand it. Good night.

I would never judge God. He will judge you, me and all. Actually, he gave the judgment to Jesus, the one who died (was killed) for us. Tell us: How would you judge people who, for no reason at all, torture you, spit on you, and nail you to a wooden post like a criminal?

Some believers who invent doctrines about a different "God" in the Old Testament, because they say His justice over the wicked is "disapproved" from their personal point of view, at the same time speak of a god who burns human-souls for eternity. There are many "believers" in the world who seem...

Beating around the bush to avoid understanding the truth is certainly NOT "apologetics", but self-deception. To make an omelette you have to break an egg. For the righteous to enjoy peace, the wicked must be erased from the face of the earth, along with their spiritual Leader and other evil...

Tell us honestly, do you really have any personal respect for the God shown to us in the Bible, or do you just ask questions to demonstrate your contempt for the way he exercises his divine justice? Psal. 111:10a The fear of Jehovah is the beginning of wisdom.

It may be because when you say "Jesus is God" you are denying that "Jesus is the Son of God", as the Scriptures teach.

If you call "violence" what you don't approve on God's judgment, you have a very serious problem, because you pretend that you can judge God Himself, putting yourself above Him.

True. God is the one who determines what is just, and that is how He judges. False. Just as God Himself establishes His own justice and judges, He also condemns and executes His own just judgment. Israel was the executor of God's judgments, and could only attack and destroy by God's direct...

Could you specify what you mean by "apologetics"? Biblical truths must be reasoned from the Scriptures themselves. Given that there are so many hundreds of different beliefs on the same subject, only intelligent reasoning about the subject based on what is written can help someone determine...

I agree. The things written in the Bible are addressed to humans, so that we may see what God's purpose is for the inhabitants of the earth, and what things are happening in the heavens that have to do with our future. The Bible speaks of the Kingdom of God, and in Revelation, as well as in...

Agreed on this one, as said before here The crowns mean these "24 elders" were given positions of authority in heaven. The Bible only speaks of humans receiving these positions in heaven; Authority over humanity, represented by positions and a crown like to be a king, is given exclusively to...