Jesus did not say anywhere: "I am God Voabdony." (translation, bible)

[AL SERHANE]

Question:

[LEFT] Show me where the Bible says that Jesus said that God Enabdh as Christians believe in?[/LEFT]

[SuSuSushi]

Double yew tee eff, mate?

[MontanaGuy]

Jesus did not say anywhere: "I am God Voabdony."

Please enlighten us and explain who in the world Voabdony might be.

[LogicIsYourFriend]

haha this thread is the only search result when I googled "voabdony"

[MontanaGuy]

Logic wrote:

haha this thread is the only search result when I googled "voabdony"

See the OP is correct, Jesus didn't say that.

[Fred314X]

"Voabdony" is more than likely a misspelling on the OP's part. Probably just typing too quickly! I suspect he meant "Vo' adonai," meaning that Jesus didn't specifically claim to be God.
Which, in fact, he didn't--that would have been treason under Roman law (remember who was occupying the country at the time) and brought the authorities down on him, posthaste. He had to be very circumspect in the things he said publicly.

[MontanaGuy]

Very good Fred314X!

[AL SERHANE]

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[Miss Shawn_2828]

Well, I can give you one scripture John 8:58 Jesus said to them, " Most assuredly I say to you, before Abraham was, I AM.

God in the Old Testament said that his name was I Am, and now again he is stating his name.

[shibainu]

Originally Posted by shawn_2828

Well, I can give you one scripture John 8:58 Jesus said to them, " Most assuredly I say to you, before Abraham was, I AM.

God in the Old Testament said that his name was I Am, and now again he is stating his name.

That is a mistranslation. The Torah states I Be not I am.