imschei

I think signs and wonders would be very appropriate for today. We are a culture and a world in need of seeing the mighty works of God. I believe in the gifts of the Spirit based on Joel, Acts, and I Corinthians. In my own life, I have seen and experienced the mighty works of God. But somehow life's experiences and sorrows tend to change points of view. I do, however, believe that Hebrews is applicable today.

The author is discussing the Son from a relationship point of view, which would seem to me to be biological. Since "the son" is the heir of all things, it would seem that, in this case, the words of the son carry greater weight than the words of a prophet. This is normally not the case in the Jewish world according to the O.T. the only difference between a son and a servant was the inheritance. A prophet would have been listened to over a son.