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Manifest or revealed or shown in the flesh does not mean IS God. Also, the doctrine of Christ is the only means of salvation is through the Son of God, not that he IS God. If Jesus were God that is what the Bible would call him and not the Son of god.

Right! Doesn't say anything about the nature of God who the terms of salvation. If it said baptize in the name of Moe, Larry and Curly, it does not mean they are a 3in1 god.

Only God the Father is explicitly identified in Scripture. That's good enough for me. However, this thread is not to hash that out again. It is about the people of the world unknowingly rushing toward their end.

You will find, @Enoch111 is often wrong but never in doubt. ;)

Agreed. Nowhere in Scripture - including 2 John - is there a verse that says anything like what you are claiming. There is no doctrinal purity test requirement for salvation.

The KJV changed all the words in the Bible - to archaic English.

Your question has a flawed implied premise. The Bible is not a science book. It is a book dealing with, among other things, ethics which is timeless. Science answers the question of HOW. Morals answers the question of WHY. You have turned science into an idol.

Friend, I have every reason to question your courage. I asked you a question sir and you expect me to answer it for you. Not very brave. In fact, event I’ve asked a number of questions that you chose not to answer while continuing to advocate against the Scripture on the matter of the scene of...

I'm glad you felt this was the place to help be more at peace.

Doesn't say anything to support your doctrine that a part of Jesus escaped death upon crucifixion. To say only his flesh died, implies some part of him did not die. This is an extra-Biblical assertion.

JW is of the Christian faith sir.

As if there was any other part of Jesus that did not die. (As opposed to having something that belonged to God that returned to God).

So, you don't believe in death, independent of whether Jesus is God or not?

Sure it does. Unless by using the capital-S, you are referring to the Spirit God gave Jesus when he was baptized. However, this is a distraction for it is not Jesus' spirit to begin with. Are all men immortal since they too have a spirit? Such a post makes a mockery of death.

There is no need for me to address extra-Biblical assertions. For instance, 1 John 2:2 does NOT say any of the things you claim. It does not say: Jesus is God. Only the impossible death of God could pay for the sins of the world. Such a claim denies 2 points: 1.) God cannot die. 2.) God's...

LOL You are the one claiming there is a benefit to Jesus being God. Yet, you shy away from actually making argument.

It's awesome how you make assertions but side step arguments to support it. The burden of making your argument is not on others.

Great question! I think I've answered it several dozen times. One does not have to abandon Definition Logic Language Usage Explicit Scripture, e.g., 1C, Sh'ma, 'For us, there is one God, the Father,' etc.

Excellent topic - for another thread. You are so off this thread's topic as to be comical. This thread is about 'What benefit does to make Jesus God' and all you can do is argue that he is God. What benefit is there in Scripture for holding this belief?

Buddy, you are switching the subject of analysis. I have thought Scripture through. The subject was why you reject some of it. You don't want to elaborate. Don't pretend your lack of courage is a gracious opportunity you are giving me.