Did Jesus ever command (or even request) His followers to worship Him?

I believe that if you read Deuteronomy you will find that G'd said, He is G'd and only He is G'd and there are no gods before Him. All other gods are pagan gods. Now I know that a lot of christians want to disallow the Torah as obsolete, that is until it is time to twist it around and misquote it to prove that the christ figure is a god. But you cannot have it both ways. G'd said He is the only G'd and NO ONE is BEFORE HIM!!!! Get a grip. Shalom~Adoniah

its true that Jesus wouldn't take credit for worship and i would assume he thought of himself more as a messenger. its the followers who claimed him as a savior for he was like a physical manifestation of God i would guess, but again its an assumption because i don't know what people back then though. he just wanted to spread of the word of God, which is why he was there more to lead, not to be worshiped. again, its us as humans who do place that label on them.

As far as my 4 years of Christian Academy take me, I don't recall a single scripture where Jesus told His followers to worship Him. I do believe He said "Believe in me and ye shall not perish but have everlasting life." Come to think of it, I don't recall any scriptures that instruct people to go forth and build great buildings to gather in His name and judge everyone who doesn't believe their ways either, but it's been going on for hundreds of years. What I always got out of Jesus' message was to believe in Him, worship God, and love your fellow man regardless of his/her shortcomings. It doesn't mean that I claim to be 100% of all that, but that is what I got out of His teachings.

Well, he did tell people to follow him a whole lot in the Bible. Didn't he also tell people that they need to love him more than their own families to be worthy of him? Sounds like a call for worship to me. Matthew 10:35-37 Luke 14:26

Jesus was the ransom for man's sins. He never told people to worship him. Instead, he always told his followers to direct their attention to the Father. The reason behind using His name in prayer, is his statement, that none can go to the father except through him. Does this mean only prayers spoke in his name make it to the father? No, it means that no one can enter the kingdom except through accepting his sacrifice. Before he came and went, Jews offered sacrifices to God to pay for their sins, Jesus called himself the lamb, that was sent by the father so no one would have to sacrifice anymore. Jesus taught us to pray to the father, not himself. Jesus taught us to worship the father, not him. Jesus taught us to live our lives to glorify the father, not him. Jesus referred to himself as a lamb for slaughter, as the servant to his father's children, as the word of his father. No where did he ever accept, let alone teach, people's worship.

In fact,one God Almighty had sent all prophets to this world to preach monotheism,therefore there is no Prophet including Jesus who asked people to worship him.This would have been clear polytheism which is the only unforgivable and most heinous sin as per the last divine Book,the Holy Quran.Worshipping is only meant for one God Almighty and not for any other creatures including Prophets,priests,monks and idols.

Just don't tell this to the Catholics.