If I may reply to your first 5 points.

1. men were called gods in the bible so Jesus being called a god isn't unusual. John 10:34,35 he called the representives of God, gods quoting Psalms 82:1.
2. we can see the father because again Jesus was a representative of God and he did it perfectly. It's like a son who acts exactly like his father, I've actually heard people say if you've seen his son you seen him.
3. to do obeisance (as your translation says worship Greek: Pro•sky•ne'o) wasn't actual worship. There are accounts in the bible where this was done to men. This was simply kneeling before someone for respect. (Matthew 18:26; ) Matthew 2:11 the astrologers did obeisance to Jesus though not viewing him any more than just a king Matthew 2:2.
   In Hebrew Hish•ya•chawah' links closely with the Greek word used above. Here are Hebrew Scriptures of imperfect men bowing down to men or angels obviously not God. (Genesis 18:2 ; 1 Samuel 24:8 ; 2 Samuel 24:20 ; Psalms 45:11) and there are more if you like.
   Just after that in Vs 18 he says authority was "given" to him. So he didn't have it to start with. How can God not have authority? Obviously not God.
4. notice the words "by" and "through" this shows Jesus was a proxie not God himself
5. this is a translation error. Should be word was "a god" the Greek word for God is Theon but notice the Greek here is "theos en o logos" so it's theos not Theon word was a god. The Greek word o is an article in Greek that can be definitive or not so noticing the writers change in word from God (Theon) to theos (Devine) he must be using the a instead of the.