The following verses of the Bible make it evident that Jesus is God

This is a debate over the deity of Jesus as not just a good teacher, not just a prophet, but King of Kings part of God himself. For this debate since its between Mirza and I, their will be no need for any room to waist on debating for or against the Bible as being true, for this debate it to be considered the inspired word of God, so the passages that could come from it hold the up-most relevance and sway in this debate. For the sake of space I will just be focusing on 3 sets of verses. (first is everyone's favorite) John 3:16 http://www.biblegateway.com... (also related http://www.biblegateway.com... http://net.bible.org...) (second) Mathew 1:22-23 http://www.biblegateway.com... (passage referenced in this passage http://www.biblegateway.com...) (and third) John 8:58 http://net.bible.org... ( for context sake http://net.bible.org... http://net.bible.org... http://www.biblegateway.com... http://www.biblegateway.com...) Those are the verses I give that best show Jesus as also God for this debate. More exist but for this debate we will just tackle the cases surrounding these 3. ................... Begotten Son ................... The first set I gave is summed up in that it make the point that Jesus is Gods 'Begotten' Son. In fact his only begotten son. "monogeneis" from its usage all through out the gospel of John specifically indicates Jesus as Gods child in a way different from just any child of God. when one is born again you are of course a child of god but not in the sense Jesus is. Its a big deal that the bible uses the language to refer to Jesus as 'Begotten' by God theologically. God of course 'creates' everything but he 'begot' Jesus. If I make a building you could say I created it, but I did not beget it. a being only 'begets' another being of its own kind. if God ever begets, then what he begets is God as well. .............. Immanuel .............. The second set of scripture I gave, the bible clearly refers to Jesus as Immanuel, or 'God with us' That's should be fairly self explanatory as to why that indicates Jesus as God. The Gospel of Matthew say's Jesus fulfills the prophecy of the Immanuel being born mentioned in Isaiah; that his birth was one and the same as that of the child mentioned in prophecy labeled as 'God with us'. So Jesus is God among us then. ......... "I AM" ......... The third set of scriptures I gave is were Jesus himself states that he is the great "I AM" and some other scriptures related to that statement. I cited the first chapter of John in context with that because Jesus being the 'Word' and the 'I AM' are two very related statements theologically. C.S. Lewis once explained the importance of these statement with Gods and his relationship to the nature he created and how this means he is more than featureless but in every since a 'living God' http://books.google.com... It makes him more eternal than the nature he created, witch is necessary if he created it. Jesus statement about himself being "I AM" can only be taken to mean he is God. For being the "I AM" is exactly what God is. The Fact that simply is, and has no cause but is the cause for all that exist. Those are my 3 cases for the the bible saying Jesus is God. So in summery.... 1) Jesus is Begotten by God; not created 2) He is "God with us" 3) Jesus himself called himself the 'I AM' And with that I end my round one case.