KingdomRose said:
Nobody has said that we are him! YOU are saying that because it says at John 10:30 that Jesus and the Father are "one," that means that Jesus is God. Then his disciples are ALSO God, because they are "one" with the Father and Jesus. Comprende??? So all the disciples are equal to God, if, indeed, Christ is equal to God.
No... It has nothing to do with one verse only. Its the entirety of scripture. We don't base doctrine on just single verses.
KingdomRose said:
I don't see anywhere where Jesus is said to be "omnipotent." And he does have "all authority," but he was GIVEN it by his Father!
Omnipotence means all powerful. Yes, Jesus had all authority. He and God the Father both had all authority.
KingdomRose said:
Jesus didn't have to be omniscient to know where Nathaniel was. His Father gave him the power to know things that ordinary men did not.
Again, we should not base doctrine on a single verse, but on the entirety of scripture.
For example 1 Chron. 28:9 says of God that He "searches all hearts and understands all the imaginations of the thoughts." . Compare to Jesus saying ""And all the churches shall know that I am He which searcheth the reins and hearts" (Rev. 2:23). Jesus was omniscient... all knowing. Peter recognized the omniscience of Jesus by saying "Lord, thou knowest all things; thou knowest that I love thee" (John 21:17).
KingdomRose said:
Hebrews 1:8 DOES NOT say that Jesus is God. To say, "Thy throne O God" is an improbable translation.... This is the way it should be translated, and the book Truth in Translation by Jason BeDuhn explains why (pages 97-101). He convinced me.
Sadly you have been convinced by heretical teaching rather than by God's Word.
BeDuhn rejects many translation TEAMS and inserts his beliefs into scripture... all the while claiming he is looking at this from a blank slate view.
Lets look at how various teams of translators show Heb. 1:8
New International Version
"Your throne, O God,
New Living Translation
"Your throne, O God,
English Standard Version
“Your throne, O God
Berean Study Bible
"Your throne, O God
Berean Literal Bible
"Your throne, O God
New American Standard Bible
"YOUR THRONE, O GOD,
King James Bible
Thy throne, O God
Holman Christian Standard Bible
Your throne, God,
International Standard Version
"Your throne, O God,
NET Bible
"Your throne, O God,
Aramaic Bible in Plain English
“Your throne, oh God,
GOD'S WORD® Translation
"Your throne, O God,
New American Standard 1977
“THY THRONE, O GOD,
Jubilee Bible 2000
Thy throne, O God
Young's Literal Translation
'Thy throne, O God,
ETC.... ETC,,,,, Other translations are the same. If you wish, you can find out the scholarly credentials of the translators on each.
Only the JW Bible is different (Who are the translators? Will they tell us) says "But about the Son, he says: “God is your throne...
The reason the JW Bible is different because they inject their doctrine to fit scripture...... rather than fit the doctrine to God's Word.