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John 8:58
Jesus said to them, "Amen, amen, I say to you, before Abraham came to be, I AM."
Even the blind man said I AM or ego emi,can we simply equate the blind man as "GOD"? of course no.
John 10:30
"The Father and I are one."
Wala pong sinasabi sa talata na Dios si Cristo - Basahin nyo ang buong John 10, wala kayong mababasa na si Cristo ay Dios. John 10:30 implies that the Father and Christ are one in tending the flock.
John 20: 28
Thomas answered and said to him, "My Lord and my God!"
Keeping in mind that John 20:28 is embedded and framed in Jesus' statements about seeing and believing, carefully regard what Jesus taught us with respect to John 20:28.
Verse.................................Jesus....... ................................The Father
John 12:44..........................He who BELIEVES in ME..........[BELIEVES] in HIM who sent me.
John 12:45 ..........................He who SEES ME....................SEES HIM who sent me
John 14:9............................He who has SEEN ME..............has SEEN THE FATHER.
John 20:28..........................MY LORD.................................and MY GOD.
We have seen that preceding verse and the following verse of John 20:28, the immediate context, is about seeing and believing. Thomas' statement is embedded and framed by Jesus' comments on seeing and believing. Jesus explained on at least two occasions what it means to see and believe in him - that to see and believe in him was to see and believe in the Father.
And Jesus cried out and said, "He who believes in Me does not believe in Me but in Him who sent Me. He who sees Me sees Him who sent Me." (John 12:44-45).
He who has seen Me has seen the Father. (John 14:9).
My Lord and My God. (John 20:28).
The Greek Text
Thomas' words to Jesus in Greek literally read, "the Lord of me and the God of me." In Greek this is how one would refer to two persons. If one wanted to refer to one person he would say, "the Lord and God of me." This is confirmed by the first and Sixth Granville Sharp rules. However, Trinitarians make a convenient exception to the sixth rule for this particular verse.