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God Has Spoken Through His Son
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1In the past God spoke to our people through the prophetsa. He spoke to them many times and in many different ways. 2And now in these last days, God has spoken to us again through his Son. He made the whole world through his Son. And he has chosen his Son to have all things. 3The Son shows the gloryb of God. He is a perfect copy of God's nature, and he holds everything together by his powerful command. The Son made people clean from their sins. Then he sat down at the right sidec of God, the Great One in heaven. 4The Son became much greater than the angels, and God gave him a name that is much greater than any of their names.
 5God never said this to any of the angels:
"You are my Son. Today I have become your Father."d  
God also never said about an angel,
"I will be his Father, and he will be my son."e  
 6And then, when God presents his firstbornf Son to the worldg, he says,
"Let all God's angels worship him."h  
 7This is what God said about the angels:
"He changes his angels into windsi and his servants into flaming fire."j  
 8But this is what he said about his Son:
"God, your kingdom will last forever and ever. You use your authority for justice. 9You love what is right and hate what is wrong. So God, your God, has chosen you, giving you more honor and joy than anyone like you."k  
 10God also said,
"O Lord, in the beginning you made the earth, and your hands made the sky. 11These things will disappear, but you will stay. They will all wear out like old clothes. 12You will fold them up like a coat, and they will be changed like clothes.
But you never change, and your life will never end."l		  
 13And God never said this to an angel:
"Sit at my right side until I put your enemies under your powerm."  
 14All the angels are spirits who serve God and are sent to help those who will receive salvation.
aprophet A person who speaks a message from God. Many of the books in the Old Testament are messages spoken or written by “the prophets,” who were some of those God chose to speak for him. God often used dreams or visions to tell or show his prophets what they should say.
bglory A word that refers to the special qualities of God. Often it means brightness, referring to the way he appears to people. Sometimes it means majesty or power, referring to a kind of greatness that cannot be compared to anything in human experience. It can also include the ideas of wealth, honor, fame, or respect, especially in expressions of praise.
c1:3 right side The place of honor and authority (power).
dPsalm 2:7
e2 Samuel 7:14
ffirstborn The first child born into a family. The first son was very important in ancient times and became the head of the family at the father’s death. It can also mean a person of special importance. In reference to Christ, it means that he is the first and most important of God’s children, the first to share his glory.
g1:6 world This may mean the world into which Jesus was born (see Lk. 2:1-14) or it may have the same meaning as in Heb. 2:5 - the world to come, to which the risen Christ is presented as king (see Php. 2:9-11).
h1:6 “Let … him” These words are found in Deut. 32:43 in the ancient Greek version and in a Hebrew scroll from Qumran.
i1:7 winds This can also mean “spirits.”
jPsalm 104:4
kPsalm 45:6-7
lPsalm 102:25-27
m1:13 until I put … power Literally, “until I make your enemies a footstool for your feet.”
nPsalm 110:1