10:36], “ Creator ” [Hebrews 1:1,2; John 1:10; Colossians 1:16-18], “ Savior ” [Titus 2:13], “ King of kings ” [Revelation 19:16], “ the Alpha and the Omega ” [Revelation 22:12-16], “ Holy One ” [Acts 3:14,15], “ Rock ” [I Corinthians 10:4], “ Forgiver of Sins ” [Mark 2:1-12], “ Lord of the Sabbath ” [John 5:18; Mark 2:28], Eternal [Isaiah 9:6; John 8:58], etc. (See the Appendix in the back of this booklet for a more exhaustive list.) Even though Jesus taught that God is the only one worthy of worship [Matthew 4:10], He nonetheless, willingly received worship [Matthew 28:9,17]. Even the angels of God were told to worship Jesus [Hebrews 1:6]. If Jesus was not God-in-human-flesh, then He had no right being called God, or allowing others to treat Him as God. It would be blasphemous, arrogant and the ultimate sin against the true and living God. Jesus, a Jew, would have known that only God deserves worship [Exodus 20:2-6], that God
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