Hello breeze, I must admit that the text I quoted can be seen as you apply it, so you destroyed my point, but I have another
You say that Jesus is God and in reality the word God is not in the Bible, the word that is applied to Jesus in Greek is Θεός
Many believe that this word is equivalent to "God" (with a capital letter) but it is not so
This word was used for the creator, also to designate divine representatives such as Moses, the judges and kings of Israel (Septuagint) and it was even used for humans who received divine favors or deified humans
In our culture the word God (with a capital letter) is only used to designate the creator of the universe or supreme reality
The uses of the word Θεός of the first century do not correspond to our culture and way of speaking
We do not call "God" someone who represents God because he makes his will known
To say that Jesus is God is to confuse the listener and He doesn't know that the words when translated have different nuances
John 1:1 clearly speaks of 2 Θεός and we know that there is only one God, this is simply because the second Θεός is the nuance of representative of the father
If the word Θεός was applied to Moses, is it strange that it is applied to Jesus Christ
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