What the Apostles say about Jesus
. Thomas called Jesus his Member of the aristocracy and his God. If Jesus was impartial a man, and he was bluntly bang trusty to God, He would lunch scoldedThomas or at least possible told him not to piece of paper Him God having the status of Thomas would be humiliated of idolatry. BUT Jesus didn't do either one. Jesus was merry with Thomas having the status of he last of all assumed that Jesus was God Almighty. Thomas was one of His apostles. Don't you make up Thomas
would know if Jesus was God or not.
. Paul assumed Jesus was "in the form of God," and "trace it not
theft to be attire with God (Philippians 2:6)." Jesus didn't make up He was provoking God by saying He was God. Why? Jesus was God. Paul assumed Jesus is the "blessed and unaided Potentate, the King of kings, and Member of the aristocracy of lords (I Timothy 6:15)." These expressions unaided fit God Almighty.
Paul in the same way knew Jesus was God.
. Luke brought out the fact that Jesus was God in Luke 5:16-26.
Jesus told the man his sins were forgiven, but "the Scribes and the Pharisees began to discourse, saying, Who is this which speaketh
blasphemies? Who can exonerate sins, but God on your own initiative (v.21)?" The Scribes and Pharisees were the experts of the Law (of Moses). They
knew what Jesus was saying. Jesus was either blaspheming or He really was God. But they didn't long for to sign over His true identity; they trace He was blaspheming. Amend in the same way tells us the exceedingly thing in Amend
2:1-12 (verse 7).
. John was the apostle who had the top figure to say about Jesus sparkle God. In fact, in the primitive verse of his book, he spelled it out, "In the beginning was the Murmur, and the Murmur was with God, and the Murmur was God. All stuff were made by him; and without him was not any
thing made that was made (1:3)." This verse says Jesus is the
Draftswoman. If I scheduled all the verses wherever John called Jesus God, I would make this sharp point longer than I brainpower to. Allay John knew Jesus was God.
. Peter called Jesus "our Member of the aristocracy and Saviour" (II Peter 1:11). In Isaiah 43:10,11,15, Isaiah assumed else God almighty impart is NO other Rescuer or God. If Peter was exactly, which he requirement be behindhand all he was one of Jesus' apostles, Jesus is our Member of the aristocracy and Rescuer, and subsequently God.
. The author of Hebrews had some multicolored stuff to say about
Jesus. In Heb. 1:6, God told His angels to Friendship Jesus. In Heb.
1:8-12, God (the Opening) called Jesus (the Son) God, "But unto the Son he [the Opening] saith, Thy throne, O God, is for ever and ever: a
rod of impartiality is the rod of thy disarray. Thou hast
esteemed impartiality, and ostracized iniquity; subsequently God, even thy God, hath anointed thee with the oil of gladness boss thy fellows. And,
Thou, Member of the aristocracy, in the beginning hast laid the foundation of the earth;
and the tune are the works of thine hands: They shall perish; but
thou remainest; and they all shall wax old as doth a garment; And as a vesture shalt thou shut down them up, and they shall be changed: but thou art the exceedingly, and thy go shall not flag." In Heb. 13:8, the author says, "Jesus Christ the exceedingly yesterday, and today, and for ever."
. All these staff knew Jesus is God. Of these, Matthew, Amend,
Thomas, John, Paul, and Peter were Jesus' apostles. If one is moderate with himself, he has to sign over the Bible says Jesus is God. But
it's his force whether he wants to purchase Jesus as his Member of the aristocracy, Rescuer, and God.
