Are god and jesus the same?

* Because Jesus and the Father are both one and distinct, we can say that God ‘sent his son into the world’ - (John 3:16), and also that Jesus came into the world (1 Tim 1:15) - we are speaking about essentially the same action on the part of God, but on the one hand, God the Father sends, on the other, God the Son comes. read more

In the New Testament, Jesus speaks and prays to the one called "Father," who is in heaven. The same distinction is made between the glorified Jesus and God the Father. For instance, in the book of Revelation it is clear that there is God, and there is Jesus Christ (Revelation 1:1). They are distinct persons. read more

In fact, in addition to God the Lamb (Jesus) and God the Father coexisting in the same place and at the same time, Revelation 5:6 shows that God the Holy Spirit (the seven spirits, or sevenfold Spirit, of God—also in 1:4) was there as well. This verse clearly portrays a multiple manifestation of God. read more

Believing Jesus is God doesn't mean there are multiple gods. It can be difficult to understand, but followers of Jesus believe in one God in three persons (God the Father, God the Son—Jesus, and the Holy Spirit). God is one but has three roles, just like a person today might be a father, an employee and a husband. read more