The New Testament presents contradictory views of Christ, showing an evolution from an anointed Messenger of God to a mere creature, which undermines the claim of His full Deity.

The argument begins by emphasizing that the Old Testament already presents the Messiah as God Almighty, which sets a foundation for understanding Christ's identity in the New Testament. Key prophetic texts, such as Isaiah 9:6, depict the Messiah with divine attributes, indicating that early Jewish thought recognized the Messiah's divine nature. Furthermore, the New Testament writings, including the Gospels of Mark and John, consistently affirm the divinity of Christ, with John explicitly stating in John 1:1 that 'the Word was God.' This continuity suggests that rather than an evolution, there is a consistent and coherent understanding of Jesus' divine identity throughout the biblical texts. Additionally, historical and theological analyses reveal that early Christians held to the belief in Jesus as the God-man, countering claims of contradiction and evolution in Christology.