Hebrews opens by declaring that God, who spoke through the prophets, has now spoken in His Son. The Son is heir of all things, Creator, brightness of God’s glory, express image of His person, sustainer of all things, purifier of sins, and exalted above angels. A chain of Old Testament quotations establishes the Son’s unique divine and royal identity.
Hebrews opens by declaring that God, who spoke through the prophets, has now spoken in His Son. The Son is heir of all things, Creator, brightness of God’s glory, express image of His person, sustainer of all things, purifier of sins, and exalted above angels. A chain of Old Testament quotations establishes the Son’s unique divine and royal identity.
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