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The Supremacy of Jesus Christ Excerpt Jesus’ supremacy is based on two facts: (1) he was appointed heir of all things and (2) before that he was the vehicle of creation ( 1:2 ). Here the writer emphasized the incomparable greatness, power, and majesty of the Son . Jesus has a better nature than angels. Christ is characterized as the Creator himself . His word sustains creation, and he has the very character of God .  More Hughes, Robert B., and J. Carl Laney.  Tyndale Concise Bible Commentary . Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, 2001. Print. The Tyndale Reference Library.

The Supremacy of Jesus Christ Excerpt Jesus’ supremacy is based on two facts: (1) he was appointed heir of all things and (2) before that he was the vehicle of creation ( 1:2 ). Here the writer emphasized the incomparable greatness, power, and majesty of the Son. Jesus has a better nature than angels. Christ is characterized as the Creator himself. His word sustains creation, and he has the very character of God.  More Hughes, Robert B., and J. Carl Laney.  Tyndale Concise Bible Commentary . Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, 2001. Print. The Tyndale Reference Library.

The Supremacy of Jesus Christ Excerpt Jesus’ supremacy is based on two facts: (1) he was appointed heir of all things and (2) before that he was the vehicle of creation ( 1:2 ). Here the writer emphasized the incomparable greatness, power, and majesty of the Son . Jesus has a better nature than angels. Christ is characterized as the Creator himself. His word sustains creation, and he has the very character of God .  More Hughes, Robert B., and J. Carl Laney.  Tyndale Concise Bible Commentary . Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, 2001. Print. The Tyndale Reference Library.

The Supremacy of Jesus Christ Hebrews 1:2–4 The New Way Described Jesus’ supremacy is based on two facts: (1) he was appointed heir of all things and (2) before that he was the vehicle of creation ( Hebrews 1:2 ). Here the writer emphasized the incomparable greatness, power, and majesty of the Son. Jesus has a better nature than angels. Christ is characterized as the Creator himself. His word sustains creation, and he has the very character of God. Hughes, Robert B., and J. Carl Laney. Tyndale Concise Bible Commentary. Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, 2001. Print. The Tyndale Reference Library.