John 10:35
“If he called them gods, to whom the word of God came (and the Scripture can’t be broken),”
What does John 10:35 mean?
Jesus is defending himself against accusations of blasphemy by pointing out that God's own word called human beings "gods" in the Old Testament. He's essentially saying, "If Scripture itself used this language, why are you accusing me of overstepping?" The phrase "Scripture can't be broken" means that God's word is entirely reliable and authoritative, so whatever it says stands as truth. This moment reminds us that Jesus took the reliability of Scripture seriously, and he used that authority to show his accusers they were being inconsistent in their complaints against him.