Hebräerbrief 1:6-12

Hebräerbrief 1:6-12 SCH2000

Und wenn er den Erstgeborenen wiederum in die Welt einführt, spricht er: »Und alle Engel Gottes sollen ihn anbeten!« Von den Engeln zwar sagt er: »Er macht seine Engel zu Winden und seine Diener zu Feuerflammen«; aber von dem Sohn: »Dein Thron, o Gott, währt von Ewigkeitzu Ewigkeit. Das Zepter deines Reiches ist ein Zepterdes Rechts. Du hast Gerechtigkeitgeliebt und Gesetzlosigkeit gehasst; darum hat dich, o Gott, dein Gott gesalbt mit Freudenöl, mehr als deine Gefährten!« Und: »Du, o Herr, hast im Anfang die Erde gegründet, und die Himmel sind das Werk deiner Hände. Sie werden vergehen, du aber bleibst; sie alle werden veralten wie ein Kleid, und wie einen Mantel wirst du sie zusammenrollen, und sie sollen ausgewechselt werden. Du aber bleibstderselbe, und deine Jahre nehmen kein Ende.«

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