No, your church are the ones making stuff up. You are one of God's creatures. Nothing more, nothing less. If becoming God were possible there would have been a lot more said on it than Jesus asking a question.
I’m reading what the Lord said. Your church is making up nonsense in order to deceive what your inheritance can be. He said you can inherit all that he has. Not some. All. I accept his his love. However, I have to measure up to all that is required to reach the Celestial glory kingdom.
You are reading what you want to read and what you have been told to believe. I bet there isn't one thing your church tells you to believe that you don't believe. You are a zombie, a dupe, a drone. Unthinking. You worship the form of religion, you do not worship the spirit of God. I find it astonishing that you accuse me of being brainwashed. Would you like to compare the list of things we disagree about what our churches teach to decide which one of us is brainwashed?
No. You are making an interpretation and are completely taking it out of context. Jesus wasn't discussing this topic. You are reading what Jesus said out of context from the discussion he was having. The discussion wasn't about becoming God.
No sir. I just read the words in context. Your church stripped out the context. Really very sad how Satan is keeping you in one of the lower kingdoms of glory stated in First Corinthian chapter 15. Enjoy The Middle Kingdom.
It’s you making the interpretation completely ignoring the context of the people asking the question why Jesus called himself God. Why do you deny this?
Really? What was the conversation Jesus was having and who was he having it with?
Because I read passages in context and am guided by the Holy Spirit.
No. That's the ones who witnessed the miracles performed by Christ.
You can't even say which religion you follow or where you learned it from. Your attacks against all religion while pretending to be religious should be a flashing red light to everyone.
I already posted the details. Look back to see. Or, pick up an actual Bible and read the entire chapter 10 of John. Especially those preceding verse 34. It tells you who he's talking to and the rhetorical question he gives in which the answer is an obvious "Yes."
Not at all. You didn't put verse 34 in context with the preceding verses. You just went to Psalms 82:6 and tried to do the connection. Foolish man.
I'm going to walk you through it step by step to show you your error. But since you don't want your error exposed, you won't be participating in it.
The context begins in the conversation in John. You know... the one you don't want to discuss?
The first Christians who witnessed the miracles performed by Jesus disagree.
The first Christians who witnessed the miracles performed by Jesus disagree.
