Googles, I have posted a whole lot of Scriptures that prove Jesus is not God. I keep coming back to Jesus' own words because no Trinitarian is willing to address just that one verse, or if they do they add to the context of the verse in order to obfuscate its true meaning. You see your problem is you refuse to take God at His word and insist on using exegetical interpretations of Scripture that deny the true meaning of Hebrew and Greeks words as well as the full context of God's inerrent word.
No person has been banned for disagreeing with me. People are banned for continued and willfull violation of our Forum Rules, which your post is a prime example. If you think my view are wrong then why not calm down and just respond to the Scriptures I have posted? You have been given every opportunity to do so, but have chosen to try to force your exegises of three Hebrew words you think trump "Hear O Israel the LORD your God is one LORD", and Jesus' own words that tell us the Father is the only true God, and what Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 8:6 on every thread.
Believer, I addressed all your Scriptures with Acts 5. God is the Savior of Israel in the same way God is the Savior of the gentiles, which is by His grace through faith in Jesus, God's Anointed One who God exalted to His right-hand as Prince and Savior. In other words God appointed His only begotten Son the man Jesus Christ to be our only way to the Father so that through faith in Jesus Christ our Savior God is also our Savior.
Also, as I have pointed out more than once in many threads is we are told not to interpret God's word, therefore I don't. I seek to understand God's word by letting the Bible explain the Bible.
It's no coincidence or act of deception that many believe Jesus is God. Says so right in scripture.
Actually you are wrong, it is an act of deception that so many Christians believe Jesus is God. The deception of those men who appealed to Greek philosophy and originated Christian antisemitism, which started in the 2nd century with Justin Martry and was futher developed by Clement and Origen of Alexandria and carried out with secular and religious authority by Catholicism and then the Reformation.