14 Bible Verses That Indicate Jesus Is Not God

Really?

You think God is his name?

Not I am?

You think he spoke English to Moses?

Or is his name dios as in Spanish or Allah as in Arabic or Russian or Chinese?

If you are Christian...Jesus is God....if your are Muslim or Jew he is a prophet, if you are a Hindu yeahua may be to your temple a guru

But God did not become the name for quite a while eh? Certainly not to Jesus, Moses, Adam, Mohamed, or Abraham
 
Lalaine Garcia said:
Deuteronomy 4:35 You were shown these things so that you might know that the LORD is God; besides him there is no other.

I sincerely believe it also means that Only God can use that name GOD because no one else is like Him, therefore Jesus can not be GOD and Jesus can not use that name or claim that nature which solely is God's. What I am referring to is GOD as a name AND also a description of His Being.
So if anyone of you intend to pray to the Almighty Father call Him by His name GOD and not Jesus.
Just making sure that your prayer goes to and get acknowledge by the One and Only True GOD.
GOD and Jesus are 2 different names and 2 different persons.
God is not = to Jesus. And Jesus is not = to GOD because GOD is > than Jesus.
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not that I disagree with your theory of Jesus (PBUH) and who should be prayed to, but is GOD really the Creator's name? A word that didn't exist until a few hundred years ago? Jesus (PBUH) told the jews who were ridiculing him "are you not all gods?" The word God is as general as saying fish. In true definition, it is one who is superior. In the KJV they capitalized it to denote that it is the Supreme God; aka YHWH, Elohim, The Creator, etc. In arabic the word is Allah ... which translates to "The God". Giving the knowledge that there is no other, just one. Similar to capitalizing "G" in God.

This being interfaith, can we agree that it isn't your place to tell Christians who to pray to?
 
Netti-Netti said:
No, that's not all you said.

My question has to do with Biblical support for your line of argument: "Who can forgive sins but G-d alone? ... Jesus forgave sins" (your post #11). The implication is that Jesus must be G-d because he (allegedly) forgave sins.

The deduction is questionable. Even if you had provided Biblical support for Jesus' authority to forgive, this would not necessarily support the implied conclusion that this proves that Jesus claimed to be divine.

However, so far you have provided no support for the view that "Jesus forgave sins" or that he shares in G-d's ability to forgive. For me to say "your sins are forgiven" doesn't mean I am forgiving you your sins. Likewise, for Jesus to say it does not mean he is actually doing the forgiving - as opposed to communicating G-d's Grace.
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Matthew Chapter 9: verse 6-8 indicates that Jesus Himself states that he has been given the authority to forgive together with healing as stated with the paralytic.
 
Jesus showed many miracles like healing blind, healing the lame, healing diseased with authority from God the Father.
And Jesus knowing their thoughts said, "Why are you thinking evil in your hearts? 5"Which is easier, to say, 'Your sins are forgiven,' or to say, 'Get up, and walk '?6"But so that you may know that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins "-- then He said to the paralytic, "Get up, pick up your bed and go home."…
 
BlaznFattyz said:
Jesus showed many miracles like healing blind, healing the lame, healing diseased with authority from God the Father.
And Jesus knowing their thoughts said, "Why are you thinking evil in your hearts? 5"Which is easier, to say, 'Your sins are forgiven,' or to say, 'Get up, and walk '?6"But so that you may know that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins "-- then He said to the paralytic, "Get up, pick up your bed and go home."…
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Wow....blazn! Great to see you post...hope all is well!
 
soleil10 said:
Bible Verses That Indicate Jesus Is Not God The Creator
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I googled something along the lines: Verses that say Jesus is GOD and then after reading a few, I searched---Verses that say Jesus is not GOD... I was led here.

I read only the first page and then this last page... well, I skimmed through them. There were some who did not see the point of the post, but the flow was good enough that I read more.

So, I don't know if it has been mentioned within the 10 other pages of responses, but I believe the strongest verse that indicates whether or not Jesus/Yeshua/Salvation... which ever name... is from Revelations and it is in the 3rd chapter around the 14th verse. I would say my point... but I will wait in hopes for "cool" perspectives. Blessings and Peace to the CHILDREN. I have my own thoughts about whether or not they are ONE and the SAME...
 
The biblical jebus is a Historical MYTH!

All alleged Supernatural God(s) are 100% human devised!
 
GoGo said:
... but I believe the strongest verse that indicates whether or not Jesus/Yeshua/Salvation... which ever name... is from Revelations and it is in the 3rd chapter around the 14th verse.
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Well ... to say revelations is 'problematic' is putting it lightly. Your immediate problem is the book is, even by the standards of the Hebrew prophets on which it was modelled, 'obscure and extravagant' in its imagery, which has led to an industry offering alternative interpretations.

As to an indication of the divinity of Our Lord, really that depends on the Gospels, without the preceding Gospels, there is no hard evidence to connect the anonymous person of Chapter 3 with Christ, and certainly not with the Jesus who walked and talked ... Revelations can be read as analogy in its entirety.

But please go ahead ...
 
Thomas said:
Well ... to say revelations is 'problematic' is putting it lightly. Your immediate problem is the book is, even by the standards of the Hebrew prophets on which it was modelled, 'obscure and extravagant' in its imagery, which has led to an industry offering alternative interpretations.

As to an indication of the divinity of Our Lord, really that depends on the Gospels, without the preceding Gospels, there is no hard evidence to connect the anonymous person of Chapter 3 with Christ, and certainly not with the Jesus who walked and talked ... Revelations can be read as analogy in its entirety.

But please go ahead ...
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The biblical jebus only walked and talked in your Story book!

It only said and did what the authors of it made up from hearsay & imagination!
 
Composer said:
The biblical jebus only walked and talked in your Story book!

It only said and did what the authors of it made up from hearsay & imagination!
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Do you have any evidence to support that claim? Of course not. What is hearsay and imagination is what comes from web-sites ignorant of the Bible. They also never offer any evidence. I guess that is why you didn't provide any. If you want to continue putting your faith in them, be my guest and never learn the truth.
 
GoGo said:
I googled something along the lines: Verses that say Jesus is GOD and then after reading a few, I searched---Verses that say Jesus is not GOD... I was led here.

I read only the first page and then this last page... well, I skimmed through them. There were some who did not see the point of the post, but the flow was good enough that I read more.

So, I don't know if it has been mentioned within the 10 other pages of responses, but I believe the strongest verse that indicates whether or not Jesus/Yeshua/Salvation... which ever name... is from Revelations and it is in the 3rd chapter around the 14th verse. I would say my point... but I will wait in hopes for "cool" perspectives. Blessings and Peace to the CHILDREN. I have my own thoughts about whether or not they are ONE and the SAME...
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John 1:1 definitely says Jesus is God. Where does the Bible say He is not God?

Jesus is Greek; Yeshua is Hebrew. Both names means God is Salvation.

The "Amen" In Rev 3:14 is Jesus. In Rev 22:13 Jesus says He is the Alpha and the Omega, which you know is the first and last letters in the Greek alphabet. When you see opposites mentioned, that is an idiom, like our everything from A to Z. Jesus is telling us He is the first letter in the Bible and the last letter and everything in between. He also says He is the beginning and the end. In Hebrew "In the beginning" is one word, "beginning." in Rev 3:14 He is called the "beginning. He is also called the "Amen" the last word in the 'Bible. That also makes Him the first and last words in teh Bible and the idiom makes Him everything in between also.
 
Composer said:
The biblical jebus is a Historical MYTH!

All alleged Supernatural God(s) are 100% human devised!
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Where is your evidence. Without evidence to support what you say, we can consider it the man-made myth.
 
BigJoeNobody said:
not that I disagree with your theory of Jesus (PBUH) and who should be prayed to, but is GOD really the Creator's name? A word that didn't exist until a few hundred years ago? Jesus (PBUH) told the jews who were ridiculing him "are you not all gods?" The word God is as general as saying fish. In true definition, it is one who is superior. In the KJV they capitalized it to denote that it is the Supreme God; aka YHWH, Elohim, The Creator, etc. In arabic the word is Allah ... which translates to "The God". Giving the knowledge that there is no other, just one. Similar to capitalizing "G" in God.

This being interfaith, can we agree that it isn't your place to tell Christians who to pray to?
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I am sure you know that "God" is English for Hebrew "Elohim."

There is no need to tell Christians who to pray to--they already know because Jesus taught them---Our FATHER, in heaven...
 
Composer said:
The biblical jebus only walked and talked in your Story book!
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omega2xx said:
Where is your evidence. Without evidence to support what you say, we can consider it the man-made myth.
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Ah the Age Old debate. Is the Bible Divine or is it a secular construct. You both use evidence to support your opinion. Sadly there is no evidence for or against either opinion. Divinity or the lack thereof is a personal belief. You can build up mighty constructs to support either side and both are built on foundations of shifting sands.

I know that concept stinks! It is, never the less, what it is.
 
omega2xx said:
Do you have any evidence to support that claim? Of course not. What is hearsay and imagination is what comes from web-sites ignorant of the Bible. They also never offer any evidence. I guess that is why you didn't provide any. If you want to continue putting your faith in them, be my guest and never learn the truth.
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I am a Registered Australian Composer of Music!

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First: To be fair to you dupes, by all means show me what you have outside the bible Story book & apart from hearsay, to legitimately demonstrate a literal Historical Miracle working jebus?

I understand if you can't! but I'm always willing for you to try again! :)

I am also a vindicated religious cult/ religious ideological buster!
 
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