<p>10:34 <i>Jesus answered them: Is it not written in your law: I said, you are gods?</i>- &quot;Your law&quot; is another example of how God's law had become their law; His feasts were now &quot;feasts of the Jews&quot;. They had hijacked His way and turned it into their own religion. The Lord Jesus is really saying &lsquo;In the Old Testament men are called &lsquo;gods&rsquo;; I am saying I am the <i>Son</i> of God; so why are you getting so upset?&rsquo;. The Lord Jesus is actually quoting from Ps.&nbsp;82, where the judges of Israel were called &lsquo;gods&rsquo;. And yet the context is critical of those judges; to bear the name of 'God' didn't mean one was acceptable to God. And it is no accident that the Lord chose to quote an example of where Israel's leaders bear God's Name but are apostate. He was turning the tables on the Jewish leadership who were accusing Him of claiming to be God. It was in fact they who bore the name of God- and yet were to be condemned for not responding to the word / <i>logos</i> of God which had come to them.</p>