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and thou wilt lay them aside, like a garment, and exchange them for new; but thou art he who never changes, thy years will not come to an end.✻ (Hebrews 1, 12)
What are they, all of them, but spirits apt for service, whom he sends out when the destined heirs of eternal salvation have need of them? (Hebrews 1, 14)
More firmly, then, than ever must we hold to the truths which have now come to our hearing, and run no risk of drifting away from them. (Hebrews 2, 1)
The old law, which only had angels for its spokesmen, was none the less valid; every transgression of it, every refusal to listen to it, incurred just retribution; (Hebrews 2, 2)
and what excuse shall we have, if we pay no heed to such a message of salvation as has been given to us? One which was delivered in the first instance by the Lord himself, and has been guaranteed to us by those who heard it from his own lips? (Hebrews 2, 3)
One which God himself has attested by signs and portents, manifesting his power so variously, and distributing the gifts of his Holy Spirit wherever he would? (Hebrews 2, 4)
We are speaking of a world that is to come; to whom has God entrusted the ordering of that world? Not to angels. (Hebrews 2, 5)
We are assured of that, in a passage where the writer says, What is man, that thou shouldst remember him? What is the son of man, that thou shouldst care for him? (Hebrews 2, 6)
Man, whom thou hast made a little lower than the angels, whom thou hast crowned with glory and honour, setting him in authority over the works of thy hands? (Hebrews 2, 7)
But we can see this; we can see one who was made a little lower than the angels, I mean Jesus, crowned, now, with glory and honour because of the death he underwent; in God’s gracious design he was to taste death, and taste it on behalf of all.✻ (Hebrews 2, 9)
God is the last end of all things, the first beginning of all things; and it befitted his majesty that, in summoning all those sons of his to glory, he should crown with suffering the life of that Prince who was to lead them into salvation.✻ (Hebrews 2, 10)
The Son who sanctifies and the sons who are sanctified have a common origin, all of them; he is not ashamed, then, to own them as his brethren. (Hebrews 2, 11)
