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I have the Bible as well. Really want to watch Jesus be proven to not be YHWH beyond all doubt?

I already told you I am not a JW. You don't need to keep asking it and I don't need to answer it anymore.

Page 46 and you keep throwing things at the wall hoping something sticks. You still haven't proven Jesus is God yet?

Okay, well it's the Trinitarians are contentious to put it nicely.

The fullness of God is all of God and the normal believers have it. Not something unique to Jesus.

Oops. Ephesians 3 19of the love of Christ, and to know this love that surpasses knowledge, that you may be filled with all the fullness of God.

The image of God isn't the invisible God. Colossians 1 15The Son is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation. Being in the image of Son doesn't make someone God. Romans 8 29For those God foreknew, He also predestined to be conformed to the image of His Son, so that He...

?? Strawman. Did you even read what I just wrote?

For the readers, when Jesus said in John 20:17 that his God and the disciples God is the Father, in the Greek the manuscript utilizes "my μου (mou) God Θεόν (Theon)" meaning Jesus was referring to the definitive Lord God Almighty. In the Greek, when the writers represent God with Theon as...

So you believe Peter is Satan, the devil himself?

John 20:17 says Thomas' God is the Father. No verses says Thomas' god is Jesus. It's a stronger interpretation to interpret Thomas' words "my God" as a reference to the Father since that's already explicitly stated. But let's pretend you are right and analyze it. Saying "my God" to someone who...

Jesus refused to be worshipped as God in Revelation 22. This is Jesus in the context as we can clearly see by verses 12 and 13 where he identifies himself. 8And I, John, am he who is seeing these things and hearing, and when I heard and beheld, I fell down to worship before the feet of the...

Not at all. Are you aware of what Trinitarians have done to those who simply disagreed or dissented with them in history?

That wasn't my point, but yes I agree.

The truth is infectious like that.

When we read the Bible we want to read things within their appropriate context based on the most accurate information. The Bible has been fiddled with a lot over the years and there are a lot of issues with getting to the bottom of what the truth is. Jesus is a heavenly man just like Jesus said...

It can be "a god" I admit, but "theos" can also be used in a qualitative sense (the quality, attributes, or characteristics of someone or something.) The language in John 1 doesn't require the Word be a literal pre-existent being as a result. For example, 2 Corinthians 1:12 refers to godly...

The KJV contains a number of serious errors and translation issues, but has the advantage of doing a very good job at being more accurate about some things that other Bibles haven't been. If you really just like the KJV, but want it without some of the serious errors the KJV has then I would...

Did you notice that John the Baptist seemed to begin second guessing himself in Matt 11:2 about who Jesus is? In John 1:31-34 John the Baptist seemed sure about who Jesus is then in Matthew 11:2 John asked "Are You the One who was to come, or should we look for someone else?"

Britannica doesn't really go far into it . One of the reasons why Jesus got water baptized for repentance was so that it would be revealed to Israel that he is the Messiah. God needed to establish who Jesus was in the first place. I am comfortable with accepting that Jesus took John's water...