What does "Deity of Christ" mean?

[Fred]

I have already looked.

Next time do so with your eyes open.

 

[Fred]

In John 20:17 Jesus said the God of his brothers (Thomas for example) is the Father.

In John 20:28 when Thomas said "my God" he didn't contradict Jesus. He said the Father is his God.

Check. Mate.

"My God" is in reference to Jesus in John 20:28.

Check your Bible.

 

[Fred]

The Bible doesn't even say Jesus "knows everyone's heart."

Read Revelation 2:23 and then compare with Jeremiah 17:10.

 

[grace2]

"My God" is in reference to Jesus in John 20:28.

Check your Bible.

Do you claim Jesus was wrong to claim His Father is His God???????????????

 

[Fred]

Do you claim Jesus was wrong to claim His Father is His God???????????????

You ask me a question with multiple question marks but then totally dodge this:

https://christcentered.community.forum/threads/for-those-who-deny-the-lord-jesus-is-god-the-father-or-the-lord-jesus.1350/

So I don't have to answer your drivel.

 

[grace2]

You ask me a question with multiple question marks but then totally dodge this:

https://christcentered.community.forum/threads/for-those-who-deny-the-lord-jesus-is-god-the-father-or-the-lord-jesus.1350/

So I don't have to answer your drivel.

You ought to know it was rhetorical.

I don't need your answer, I know what you have which is disgraceful.

 

[Fred]

You ought to know it was rhetorical.

I don't need your answer, I know what you have which is disgraceful.

You dodged what I posted in the link.

How not surprising.

Run along...

 

[grace2]

You dodged what I posted in the link.

How not surprising.

Run along...

You have been dodging that you guys are disgracing Jesus' word and teachings.

 

[Runningman]

"My God" is in reference to Jesus in John 20:28.

Check your Bible.

Context. John 20:17 Jesus said the God and Father of his brothers (the disciples) is the Father. When Thomas said, "my God" he was not referring to Jesus as God. That not only would contradict Jesus, it wouldn't fit with the context. There is no one in the Bible who believed Jesus is God.

 

[Runningman]

Do you claim Jesus was wrong to claim His Father is His God???????????????

Jesus said the God of his brothers is the Father. Seems like even if Thomas somehow believed that Jesus was actually God then not only was Thomas on an island alone in this regard but also Jesus' words trump Thomas'.

 

[Fred]

You have been dodging that you guys are disgracing Jesus' word and teachings.

Keep hiding.
Your heresy can't be defended.

 

[Fred]

Context. John 20:17 Jesus said the God and Father of his brothers (the disciples) is the Father. When Thomas said, "my God" he was not referring to Jesus as God. That not only would contradict Jesus

According to you, but not the Bible.

, it wouldn't fit with the context.

An assertion without proof.

There is no one in the Bible who believed Jesus is God.

See my previous comment.

 

[grace2]

Keep hiding.
Your heresy can't be defended.

Heretics are you guys.

You got it all backward.

I will keep telling the world that Jesus' God is His, not Triune.

 

[grace2]

Jesus said the God of his brothers is the Father. Seems like even if Thomas somehow believed that Jesus was actually God then not only was Thomas on an island alone in this regard but also Jesus' words trump Thomas'.

I don't believe he believes Jesus is God.

He was addressing both God and Jesus individually.

Trins don't seem to know how to read.

Their doctrines are so juvenile, to say the least.

Only people who are not interested in the Truth will accept their heretical faith.

 

[Fred]

Heretics are you guys.

Keep hiding.

 

[grace2]

Keep hiding.

Keep spreading heresies.

 

[Runningman]

According to you, but not the Bible.




An assertion without proof.



See my previous comment.

This is according to explicitly what John 20:17 and John 20:28 say. Thomas' God is the Father. Deal with it.

 

[Fred]

This is according explicitly by what John 20:17 and John 20:28 say. Thomas' God is the Father. Deal with it.

Just as Thomas referred to Jesus as "my Lord," so too does he refer to Jesus as "my God."

In John 20:28 theos "certainly refers to Christ" (BDAG, 3rd Edition, theos, page 450).

Deal with it.

 

[Runningman]

Just as Thomas referred to Jesus as "My Lord," so too does he refer to Jesus as "my God."

In John 20:28 states that theos "certainly refers to Christ" (BDAG, 3rd Edition, theos, page 450).

Deal with it.

John 20:17, Jesus said his and his brothers (the disciples) God is the Father. When Thomas said "my God" in John 20:28 then the context is about the Father being Thomas' God. That isn't Jesus. Scripture wins. You lose.

 

[Fred]

Keep spreading heresies.

Acts 1:24-25 is still there.