Some Muslim apologists, such as Ijaz Ahmad, have demanded passages in which latreuo (worship) is given to Jesus. Revelation 22:3 is one such passage:
"No longer will there be anything accursed, but the throne of God and of the Lamb will be in it, and his servants will worship him." (Rev. 22:3 ESV)
As far as I know, the aforementioned individual has replied by insisting that it says that the servants will "worship him", making much of the fact that there is a singular pronoun used. However, some NT scholars and commentators recognize that this is no refutes that fact that latreuo is given to the Lamb:
"But now this service of worship will be eternal and complete, for it is worship of God and the Lamb who fulfilled the temple imagery and made salvation in its fullest sense possible." (Grant R. Osborne, Revelation: Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament [Baker Academic, Grand Rapids, MI 2002], pg. 774)
"That 'they will serve him' likely does not refer only to God or only to the Lamb. The two are conceived so much as a unit that the singular pronoun can refer to both… That both are sitting on only one throne and together form one temple (21:22) enhances their perceived unity. Also, this unity is highlighted by both having the titles 'Alpha and Omega' (1:8; 21:6; 22:13). Such statements as these in 21:22 and 22:3 were among those that gave rise to later trinitarian formulas." (G.K. Beale, The New International Greek Testament Commentary - The Book of Revelation [Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. & Paternoster Press, 1999], pg. 1113)
