First, I would have to know it was Him. If it really was, of course I would worship Him. I know He would let me know if I had gone wrong on anything, I would not have to ask.
So, if you saw Jesus walking down the street in peasant clothing with long hair and a beard and you knew it was Jesus because of the light in his eyes, the halo around his head, the mark of the living God on his forehead, the host of heavenly creatures flying all around, and everyone else complaining, you would get down on your knees and do exactly what?
That's one of the commandments He rigorously obeyed, and I don't worship mere human beings, so why would it even come up? I know where you're trying to go with this, so don't bother. Jesus is God in the flesh, not just human.
Why do you think that Jesus obeyed this command? If Jesus was fully human as you profess to believe, then you are an idolator.
That's the way the cookie crumbles.
The only thing of a divine nature that was from God and reflective of God were the words that Jesus received from God like manna from heaven, and became the flesh of Jesus, food for the soul, a new teaching given for the life of the world.
How can anyone worship God or show their love for and dedication to God if not by accepting his words that came into the world through Jesus and conforming their will to the expressed will of God?
How can anyone be one with Jesus and one with God if they are not of one accord and of one mind united by one teaching? How can Jesus or God be in them and with them in any other way?
If it was HIm, it would not conflict with the Word of God, so why would I not follow it? If, however, it did, I would not follow it or Him. See, this is where most non-Christians fail. They simply don't understand the nature of the relationship between the believer and God, and try to turn everything into legalism, which inevitably fails.
You profess to believe the exact opposite of what Jesus taught.
"For I tell you truly, until heaven and earth pass away, not a single jot, not a stroke of a pen, will disappear from the Law until everything is accomplished. So then,
anyone who sets aside even the least of the laws demands and teaches others to do the same will be called the least in the kingdom of heaven."
To understand what Jesus meant by saying, "the least" in the kingdom of heaven, see genesis 3:14
"Until heaven and earth pass way", means that until the new heaven and a new earth are created the law will remain in effect and continues in full force.