The Deity of Christ

In Matthew 5, Jesus corrects what has been misunderstood of the law, claiming absolute authority over the laws and institutions of God.

Jesus' authority over the temple in Matthew 12 verse 6 is seen as less than the temple itself.

According to the Old Testament, the temple is not considered God's dwelling place.

Jesus' attributes, as described in the scripture, do not mark him out as divine.

Jesus did not claim to be omnipresent in the scripture.

The scripture does not provide scriptural evidence of Jesus' divinity.

Jesus' divine claims are not supported by his actions and teachings in the scripture.

The four major proofs of Jesus' divinity do not include his works, claims, and attributes.

According to the author, Jesus' words in Luke 7 were not well known to the people.

The author mentions that only God can forgive sins, implying that Jesus is not God.

The author argues that the religious background of the day is compatible with the presentation of Christ.

The author cites Brash Bansal's book, The Person of Christ, Volume 2, as a source of inspiration.

The author makes a distinction between direct and indirect evidence of Jesus' deity.

The passage suggests that Jesus' claim to deity was not evident in his words and actions.

The author believes that the miracle of the costly perfume in Luke 7 is a direct evidence of Jesus' deity.

According to Doriani, Jesus explicitly claimed to be divine in his parables.

The author points out Jesus' knowledge of people's thoughts as an indication of his divine power.

The article 'Jesus' implicit claim to deity in his parables' provides 12 bullet points summarizing the evidence for Jesus' divinity.

Jesus taught that his life was a pattern for others to follow.

Denying Jesus' divinity is a form of Gnosticism.

The completeness of Jesus' humanity is denied in Doceticism.

Doriani's article discusses the significance of Jesus' resurrection.

Scriptural evidence of Jesus' divinity can be found in his parables.

Worship and adoration of Jesus during his lifetime are mentioned in the article.

The disciples would not have realized that Jesus was incredibly different from mankind.

The Bible states that Jesus created and sustains all things.

The Bible does not attribute divine names to Jesus.

Francis Beckwith's syllogism does not rely on scripture to prove Jesus' divinity.

Only pagan gods are credited with creating the heavens and the earth.

The Bible does not describe Jesus as the one who formed the earth by his power.

The Bible describes Jesus as having limitations similar to those of pagan gods.

The heavens were made by the word of Jesus, according to scripture.

The article 'God the Son' by John Fish III is a 50-page article on the deity of Jesus Christ.

In the article, Jesus is described as being sent from heaven by the Holy Spirit.

The article mentions that Jesus spoke the words of the Holy Spirit, not his own.

The passage suggests that Jesus claimed to be the exclusive revelation of the Holy Spirit.

The article states that Jesus has all things given into his hand by the Holy Spirit, including the judgment of the world and the granting of eternal life.

The Son of God is described as being independent of the Father for guidance and strength.

The article mentions that Jesus' divinity is evident in his words and actions.

The article is from a well-known journal in the author's circles.