<p>6:49 <em>But they, when they saw him walking on the sea, supposed that it was a ghost and cried out</em>- The Greek&nbsp;<em>phantasma</em>&nbsp;could refer to a ghost, in which cases we see how under pressure, disciples return quickly to their previous belief systems. But the word could equally refer to an Angel. Their fear, and that fear being met with assurance&nbsp;<em>not</em>&nbsp;to fear, would then be typical of human reaction whenever Angels appear to them. The Lord's assurance that &quot;It is&nbsp;<em>I</em>&quot; would then be yet another evidence that the Lord Jesus was not an Angel (as the Watchtower wrongly claim).&nbsp;</p>