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Did Jesus Christ Ever Claim to Be Almighty God or only The Son of Almighty God

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John from Kentucky:
It is easy to prove Jesus said He is God.  Jesus is the Word of God.  The Scriptures is the Word of God in written form.

Proof.  The Two Witnesses.

...and the Word was God.  John1:1

And the Word was made fllesh...  John 1:14

cheekie3:
John from Kentucky -

Thank you for sharing these two (2) Scriptural Witnesses regarding His Written Word and His Word that became Flesh:


--- Quote from: John from Kentucky on August 19, 2016, 10:57:38 PM ---It is easy to prove Jesus said He is God.  Jesus is the Word of God.  The Scriptures is the Word of God in written form.

Proof.  The Two Witnesses.

...and the Word was God.  John1:1

And the Word was made fllesh...  John 1:14

--- End quote ---

I understand that most of us on this Forum accept what Ray taught - in that 'Almighty God' is 'the Father and His Son'.

Alex has stated that to Be a Father you must first have a Son. So was The Father only a Father when He Birthed (or Fathered) His Only Begotten Son, Jesus Christ?

What was Our Heavenly Father prior to Him becoming a Father, as all Life proceeds out of Our Heavenly Father?

Was He always The Father, as He Fathered or Birthed All Things into existence - and He gave Life to All the living, including His Only Begotten Son?

The Father is the origin or beginning of All Things, which He Birthed into existence by The Power of His Word.
 
The Father has Life within Himself; and He gave to His Son to Have Life within Himself:

John 5:26: KJV:

For as the Father hath life in himself; so hath he given to the Son to have life in himself;

Our Heavenly Father is The Original Cause of All Life and All things.

His Word warns us about the many false gods that we are not to worship or obey; and He confirms in His Word that there is only the One True (Almighty) God, as there are none beside Him.

Kind Regards.

George

rick:
Just a thought, the scriptures say there is only one God but it seem to me that the Father is God and Jesus is God and in my simple mind that equals two Gods not one.

Maybe the meaning of one God is that the Father and Jesus are of one in accord

Jesus said I and my Father are one, could Jesus be meaning that Their thoughts are one ?

Scripture say also when a man and women get married the ( two ) become ( one ) flesh ( ok , not a direct quote but same meaning )

That might give insight to ( two ) Gods being ( one ) God. Maybe it's that simple that even a child could understand.

God bless.

Dennis Vogel:
We've been through this before and it's going to stop here.

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