Anonymous
7/24/2025, 9:21:02 PM
No.81945963
>>81945857
>John 1:1
In the original Greek it says "theos" not "ho theos" - that means it isn't "The Word is God" but "The Word is like God." It says Jesus is godlike, but is not actually the same as God the father. I mean think about it, in the next part it says "the Word was with God." If the Word was God, how can it also be with God?
>John 20:28
Thomas sees Jesus as his "lord" (master), and refers to God (the Father) as "my God", not necessarily calling Jesus both.
>John 5:20
The "true God" here is God the Father, consistent with other Johannine usage of "the one who is true." Therefore, this verse affirms God through Jesus, not Jesus as God.
>John 8:58
Already did this one. It's Jesus claiming he was foretold in scripture, not claiming he was divine.
Cheers x.
>John 1:1
In the original Greek it says "theos" not "ho theos" - that means it isn't "The Word is God" but "The Word is like God." It says Jesus is godlike, but is not actually the same as God the father. I mean think about it, in the next part it says "the Word was with God." If the Word was God, how can it also be with God?
>John 20:28
Thomas sees Jesus as his "lord" (master), and refers to God (the Father) as "my God", not necessarily calling Jesus both.
>John 5:20
The "true God" here is God the Father, consistent with other Johannine usage of "the one who is true." Therefore, this verse affirms God through Jesus, not Jesus as God.
>John 8:58
Already did this one. It's Jesus claiming he was foretold in scripture, not claiming he was divine.
Cheers x.