Did Jesus Ever Claim to Be God? Historical & Manuscript Analysis

Did Jesus historically claim to be God incarnate? Christopher Enoch explores the scriptural and historical evidence across the Tanakh, the Synoptic Gospels (Mark, Matthew, Luke), and the Gospel of John. This study investigates the development of the biblical canon, ancient Jewish idioms like the 'Son of Man', the meaning of the 'I AM' statements, and what the earliest manuscripts actually reveal. Chapters: 0:00 Did Jesus Claim to Be God? 7:27 1 Corinthians 15 and Subjection to the Father 17:24 'Why Call Me Good?' & John 17 Unity 22:37 The History of the Biblical Canon 30:10 Tanakh Hierarchy: Torah, Nevi'im, Ketavim 37:17 The Chronology of the Four Gospels 42:03 The Missing 'I AM' Sayings in Mark & Matthew 53:55 Jewish Haggadah and Theological Writing 1:07:04 Forgiving Sins, Sabbath, and Son of Man 1:13:06 John 14:12 and the 'Greater Works' Argument 1:21:09 Judging the Nations & 1 Corinthians 6 1:27:15 'First and Last' in Isaiah vs Revelation 2:11:27 Frequency of 'Son of Man' vs 'Son of God' 2:30:25 Historicity and Evidence in Ancient Context 2:44:16 'He Who Has Seen Me Has Seen the Father'