A Muslim minister was traveling to churches to challenge Christians with brochures asking where Christ says, "I Am God, Worship Me." The imam believes every word uttered by Christ in the Bible, except the words printed in red in some editions. He agrees to investigate the divinity of Christ using his proposed method and discuss some of Christ’s sayings.

The Christian minister shows that the Bible reveals Jesus as God manifested in the flesh, declaring His divine authority and power to forgive and perform miracles. Jesus' ability to discern the scribes' thoughts and heal the paralytic underscores this truth. The imam asked about Jesus’ answer to the question, "Where does Christ say, ‘I am God, worship Me?’” Jesus calls Himself God and demands worship. The imam was shocked to hear this question, as Jesus states that He who has seen Me has seen the Father [God]. The imam refused to say it. Christ even said “I and My Father are one,” and some Jews wanted to stone him for blasphemy.

The Holy Bible is the source of the divine revelations about Jesus Christ, God, and man. Jesus accepted being worshiped as God. This dual nature allowed Him to fulfill the commandments and take our judgment. He never had our sinful nature, and His divine and human natures qualified Him for the work of the Redeemer. Jesus declared that no one can receive eternal life without Him. God has given us the choice between accepting the free gift of redemption through Jesus Christ's sacrifice or earning the wages of our sins if we reject His forgiveness.