Most faithful Christians will tell you Jesus Christ is fully man and fully God.

But in a conversation with a Muslim or Jehovah's Witness, they might stumble when asked to prove this from the Bible.

So in today's episode, I'll share with you my four favorite ways of showing Jesus as God when I'm in these kinds of conversations.

But a few caveats before we continue.

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Second, these aren't knocked down arguments, so don't go into a conversation with overconfidence like you have an indestructible proof for Christ divinity.

These are meant to help you in average conversations

when someone asks, where does the Bible say Jesus is God? Or why should I believe Jesus is God?

Remember that critics always have something to say in response to an argument. But these are four

good ways to get started. And I find the replies to these arguments aren't overwhelmingly strong

or confusing to engage.

And finally, there are some fan favorite verses that won't make today's list, but not because

they're bad. This includes the famous opening of John's Gospel. In the beginning was the Word,

and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. This is great evidence for the deity of Christ,

but a regular person might have a hard

time wrapping his head around the concept of Jesus being God's word, and a seasoned critic

might try to trip you up on the absence of the definite article in Greek in the passage, and

try to say that it means Jesus is a God and not the almighty true God. Once again, it is a good

piece of evidence for Jesus's divinity,

but today I'm going to share four simple but still effective ways to demonstrate that important

doctrine, starting with number one, John 2028. Instead of focusing on the beginning of John's gospel,

I like to focus on the end of it. Here's the passage in context. Eight days later, his disciples were again in the house,

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