Bible passages

[edit] Old Testament

• Genesis 1:26-27
  • Does Genesis 1:26&27 Prove that God has a Physical Body?, by Bill McKeever
• Genesis 1:26
  • Doesn't the "us" of Genesis 1:26 refer to other Gods?, by Rob Sivulka
• Psalm 82:6 [1]
• Isaiah 43:10 [2]
• Ezekiel 37
  • Aren't the two sticks mentioned in Ezekiel 37 a reference to the Bible and the Book of Mormon?, by Rob Sivulka

[edit] New Testament

• Matthew 5:48
  • Did Jesus teach we could become gods since He told us to "[be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect" (Matthew 5:48)?], by Rob Sivulka
• Acts 5:34-42
  • Why won't you take Gamaliel's advice in Acts 5:34-42 and leave our church alone?, by Rob Sivulka
• Acts 7:55-56
  • Isn't God a man with flesh and bones since Stephen saw Him with Jesus in Acts 7:55-56?, by Rob Sivulka
• John 10:16
  • Who are the "other sheep" in John 10:16?, by Bill McKeever
• John 10:34
  • Doesn't Jesus teach that we can become gods in John 10:34?, by Rob Sivulka
• John 17:21-23
  • How can Jesus be one Being with the Father when John 17:21-23 teaches that we are to be one in purpose just as the Father and Son are?, by Rob Sivulka
• Romans 8:17, 32
  • Doesn't Romans 8:17 and 32 teach that we can become gods like Christ became a god and receive "all things", since we are "heirs of God, and joint-heirs with Christ"?, by Rob Sivulka
• 1 Corinthians 8:5
  • Doesn't 1 Corinthians 8:5 teach that there are other gods?, by Rob Sivulka
• James 2:24
  • Doesn't James 2:24 teach that we are justified by works and not by faith alone?, by Rob Sivulka
• 2 Peter 1:4
  • Doesn't 2 Peter 1:4 teach that we can become gods by being "partakers in the divine nature"?, by Rob Sivulka
• Revelation 1:6
  • Doesn't Revelation 1:6 teach that God the Father had a Father, since the King James Version says, "And hath made us kings and priests unto God and his Father"?, by Rob Sivulka
• Revelations 22:18
  • Why Doesn't the New Testament Violate the Command Not to Add to Scripture?, by Michael Gleghorn