Verse
KJV
King James Version
BSB
Berean Standard Bible
God,
who
at
sundry
times
and in divers
manners
spake
in
time
past
unto
the
fathers by
the prophets ,
On
many
past
occasions
and in many
different
ways,
God
spoke
to
our
fathers through
the prophets .
Hath
in these last days spoken unto
us by his Son, whom he hath
appointed heir of all things, by
whom also
he made the worlds;
But
in these last days He
has
spoken to
us by His Son, whom He appointed heir of all things, and
through
whom He made the universe.
Who
being
the brightness
of his
glory ,
and the express
image
of his person
, and
upholding all things by the
word
of
his power,
when
he had by
himself
purged
our
sins, sat down on
the right hand of the Majesty on high :
The Son
is
the
radiance
of God’s
glory and the exact
representation
of His nature
, upholding all things by His powerful
word.
After
He had provided
purification
for
sins, He
sat down at
the right hand of the Majesty on high .
Being
made
so much
better
than
the angels ,
as he hath
by
inheritance
obtained
a
more
excellent name
than
they
.
So He
became
as
far
superior
to
the angels as the
name
He has
inherited
is
excellent beyond
theirs
.
For unto
which of the angels said
he
at
any
time,
Thou
art
my Son ,
this
day
have
I begotten
thee
? And
again ,
I will be to
him
a
Father, and he shall
be to
me
a
Son?
For to
which of the angels did
God
ever
say:
“You
are
My Son ;
today
I have
become
Your
Father”
? Or
again :
“
I will be His
Father, and He will
be My
Son ”
?
And again, when he
bringeth
in
the
firstbegotten
into the world, he saith,
And
let all the
angels of
God
worship him.
And again, when God
brings
His
firstborn
into the world, He says:
“
Let all God’s
angels worship Him. ”
And
of
the angels he saith,
Who
maketh
his angels spirits
, and
his ministers
a
flame
of fire.
Now
about
the angels He says:
“He
makes
His angels winds
, His servants
flames
of fire. ”
But unto
the Son he saith,
Thy
throne, O God, is
for
ever
and ever :
a
sceptre
of
righteousness
is the sceptre
of thy
kingdom.
But about
the Son He says:
“Your
throne, O God, endures
forever
and ever ,
and
justice
is the scepter
of Your
kingdom.
Thou
hast
loved righteousness ,
and hated iniquity
; therefore God, even
thy
God, hath
anointed thee
with the oil of gladness
above
thy
fellows
.
You
have
loved righteousness and hated wickedness
; therefore God, Your
God, has
anointed You
above
Your
companions
with the oil of joy
. ”
And ,
Thou,
Lord,
in the beginning hast
laid the foundation
of the earth ;
and the heavens are the works
of thine
hands :
And :
“
In the beginning ,
O
Lord,
You
laid the foundations
of the earth ,
and the heavens are the work
of Your
hands .
They shall
perish ;
but thou
remainest
; and
they all shall
wax
old
as
doth
a garment ;
They will
perish ,
but You
remain
; they will
all wear
out
like
a garment .
And
as
a
vesture
shalt
thou
fold
them up ,
and
they shall
be changed :
but thou
art
the same, and thy
years shall
not
fail
.
You
will
roll
them up like
a
robe;
like
a
garment
they will
be changed ;
but You
remain
the same, and Your
years will
never
end
. ”
But
to which of the angels said
he
at
any
time,
Sit on
my right hand ,
until I make thine
enemies thy
footstool?
Yet
to which of the angels did
God
ever
say:
“
Sit at
My right hand until I make Your
enemies a
footstool for
Your
feet”
?
Are they
not all
ministering spirits ,
sent forth
to minister
for
them
who shall
be
heirs
of
salvation?
Are not the
angels
ministering spirits sent to serve
those
who will
inherit
salvation?
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