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The best is "were" .
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The best depends entirely on the context in which it is used. Specifically in relation to the time it refers to.
In the 'present' context 'were' is correct eg: If Jesus were here, (at this point in time ) he may do or say this.
In the 'past' context 'was' is correct eg: If Jesus was here, (at some point in the past) then perhaps this or that may have happened.
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