Jesus was NOT God

I find it quite amusing that he did not respond to a single argument I made. There is biblical evidence to show Jesus was god. However, for any of that to hold water, you need to prove the Bible is the Word of God and is infallible. Once you do that, you win. However, it is clear not only from logic, but from the Bible, that Jesus was not god. Therefore, the Bible is false and Jesus is not god. Furthermore, my opponent uses the faulty assumption that because jesus claimed to be god, he is god. Anyone can claim to be god, that does not make them God. As stated in my previous round, I have shown many arguments as to why Jesus cannot be God. Here, I'll give you more. In duteronomy 18, God gives us a way to test to see if a prophet is really from god or not. This test is simple. If the prophecy comes true, he is a true prophet from God. But, if the prophecy fails, he is NOT from God. Let's see how well Jesus did. In Matthew 24, Jesus gives his disciples signs to look for, announcing the end of the world and his second coming. ï¿½ After giving these signs, Jesus says. .. "Verily I say unto you, This generation shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled. " Notice here that Jesus says "this" generation; he is speaking in the present tense. ï¿½ Clearly he is talking about his generation. ï¿½ Since his generation passed almost 2,000 years ago, then all those signs in Matthew 24 should have already been fulfilled, and his second coming should have already taken place. I have gotten four different explanations as to what Jesus is "really" saying here. "Jesus is not talking about his generation, but the generation in which these events will happen, and when his second coming will occur. " That can't be right. ï¿½ If that were the case, then Jesus would have said "that" generation shall not pass. .. future tense. "Jesus is actually talking about the Jews. ï¿½ In this sense, "generation" means a race of people, so Jesus is actually saying that the Jewish people will not pass away until all those things are fulfilled. " Although "generation" can mean a race of people; that is not what is being talked about here. ï¿½ Every time "this generation" is mentioned in the New Testament, it is always spoken by Jesus (Mat.11:16; 12:41-42, Mark 8:12, Luke 7:31; 11:30-32, 50, 51; 17:25). In each and every verse, it refers to the generation that was alive during Jesus' time. ï¿½ There are also instances in the gospels in which Jesus' claims that people living at that time would not die until they saw his second coming. Matthew 16:28ï¿½ Verily I say unto you, There be some standing here, which shall not taste of death, till they see the Son of man coming in his kingdom. Mark 9:1ï¿½ And he said unto them, Verily I say unto you, That there be some of them that stand here, which shall not taste of death, till they have seen the kingdom of God come with power. "Jesus is referring to mankind. " Yep, this person told me that Jesus was saying that the whole human race would not pass until all those signs were fulfilled. Jesus' prophecies failed and thus makes him a false prophet. In Revelation, Jesus is allegedly speaking. He says "I will come quickly. .. " the word quickly means speedily, in a short period of time, without delay. However, 2000+ years have gone by and Jesus hasn't returned. Back to you, Artrice. Forgive this terrible formatting, I did it on my iPad!