Nowhere in the Bible does it say that Jesus had the sole ability to forgive sins, and if he could, then everyone who prays the Lord's Prayer can also be considered gods.

In the context of the Lord's Prayer, Jesus teaches his disciples about the necessity of forgiving others, which is a moral directive rather than a claim of divine authority. The prayer emphasizes that God will forgive those who forgive others, highlighting the relational aspect of forgiveness rather than suggesting that the act itself grants divinity. Furthermore, instances where Jesus forgives sins are not merely affirmations of God's forgiveness but are also indicative of his unique authority as the Son of God, which is supported by other scriptural references. Additionally, the parable of the unforgiving servant illustrates the importance of mercy and forgiveness, reinforcing that while humans are called to forgive, it does not equate them with God in terms of authority or divinity.