You all are making this way harder than it has to be....
Only Gd receives worship. Only Gd can forgive sin ( I do not speak about a sin committed directly against you)
Yeshua on more than one occasion did and experience both.
If he allowed himself to be worshiped he is either Gd or it was horrific blasphemy. He proclaimed to forgive sin on 2 occasions that I can think of off the top of my head. Only Gd can do that so his actions were consistent with being Gd or he was engaging in blasphemy and was as a man incapable of forgiving sin.
Since ALL of his other actions were in total harmony with scripture and Gd I can therefore conclude he is and was Gd
I understand where you are coming from, but from what I have personally seen, the implication that only Yah can be worshiped is a SDA teaching that I myself think overly emphasizes the worship topic to include all varying degrees of worship.
Remember Messiah is also the King of Israel, and though it may seem like a form of worship to honor a King, I myself don't think it is the same, and I don't recall anywhere in scripture where the assemblies gathered to "sing praises" to only Messiah, and even the Apostles made clear that they were thankful to the Father for the actions of The Son.
...but on the other hand when you think of the identity of Messiah that is implied, like in Revelations 19:13 where it boldly states "He is clothed in a garment dipped in blood. His name is called “THE WORD OF GOD.” ...if Messiah is in fact Yah's Living "Word" then in a way He is The Father, but yet a product/(or begotten) of The Father at the same time. Just like if you heard my voice, you would evidently say that voice is me, but Yah The Father says that Voice of His is His Only Begotten, His Seed of Man, His Son.
This is where you get the dispute that Messiah, although He is "The First of Creation" and the Means by which all creation was created, for The Father "SPOKE" all creation into existence following the Genesis narrative ...that in fact Messiah The Son is too a Creation, but distinctly different from all, and set apart, and Holy.
For this reason you get theories like "Messiah has a beginning" or that "He is subordinate to The Father" ...because He is The Words of The Father that does His will ...it was not until our Messiah (The Word) was born of a woman where then He was endowed with the liberty of mankind to either choose good. or choose evil. It is apparent our Messiah choose the good, and being the means of creation by which all were created, makes this choice significant for all in a salvation.
But the big difference is that This Man, aka "Living Word" Who the heavens, and the earth, including mankind as well were created By. That He was able to save all through His death and resurrection.
You ever think to yourself ...Why a death? Why a resurrection? How can that save? How is that even significant?
Although we are taught by many to only focus solely toward the sacrificial system to explain this, we tend to be satisfied with that explanation neglecting to understand the mechanisms behind it. Though many love to claim "it is an unattainable mystery" ...I say they are wrong, and the means of our salvation is not only explainable, but evident throughout all scripture.
If our Messiah as (The Word) died, His blood made atonement for the World in a sacrificial sense, but in a mechanical sense His death meant the death of all that was created through Him. just like His resurrection means that all will be raised again through Him. This again initiates The Fathers "separation of light from darkness" upon all that was created (I like to call it His "repeat button" or "do over button") ...or a "great judgment" where the wicked are divided from the redeemed, and a New Heaven, and a New Earth can manifest again as it was but undefiled.
But also being Messiah embodying the form of flesh was raised up in that flesh, and now is The world's most desirable, and eligible Bachelor and Prince, able to "become one flesh" to whomever He goes into marriage covenant with ...which would be that "Church" of Living Stones, His bride Israel, The "virgin daughter of Zion."
In this future bond where He (The Son) is Head of His Household, and Highpriest will make heirs of eternal life, and co~inheriter's of all the glories of splendor given Him from The Father.
It's a really awesome thing to ponder when you think about it ...You can't help to praise Yah for such a wonderful salvation!