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MHalsey
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Why would He need to? Would you believe in Him if He did? I’m betting not. Also, consider, there are more than 1 billion Catholics in the world to say nothing of the protestants and orthodox. It started out as an outlaw religion and those caught practicing it were fed to the lions. Yet, it converted the entire Roman Empire with ever drawing a sword. Something that can never be said about islam. All that without Christ say, “I am God”. Oh, wait, He did. Just as another poster mentioned.The “divinity” of Jesus (pbuh) is surely the most significant belief in present-day Christianity.
And so then, why didn’t Jesus (pbuh) see the need to repeatedly say it out loud in very clear and unequivocal terms to his followers?
In comparison, would anyone in the world even question the name of the first man and woman to live according to the Bible?
Definitely NOT because this is just so very clearly stated in the Bible and therefore no one has any doubts whatsoever that Adam and Eve were the first man and woman, even those who choose to disbelieve what the Bible teaches will not even dare question that this is what it states.
It’s only ambiguous because you want it to be. As the other poster pointed out. Jesus left no doubt that He is God by using the Name of God in reference to Himself and declaring equality with God. Just because He did not say it “repeatedly” makes it no less true.Why then is the matter of the alleged divinity of Jesus (pbuh), which is surely no less significant than the story of Adam and Eve, be so ambiguous that it should even be subject to question by disbelievers of Christianity if this was indeed what Prophet Jesus (pbuh) taught?