Daily Word

And Again, when he brings the firstborn into the world, he says, “Let all the angels worship him.” Of the angels he says, “He makes his angels winds, and hid ministers of flame.” Hebrews 1:6,7. As the Son condescends to assume our human nature, angels worship Him. As in Ps. 89:27, the term “firstborn” means “of the highest rank,” above the kings of the earth, and not “first in order of birth”. In Ex. 4:22 it means “chosen” or most “desired.” The storm clouds of Ps. 104 adorn the Lord’s heavenly court. “Winds” and “flame” associate angels with the created worlds mutability in contrast to the Son’s eternal permanence. In contrast to the Son’s royal enthronement, the angels are merely “ministers” or “servants.” While there are many books, and many different approaches in the teaching of “angels. Today we bring angels into perspective in contrast with Christ. There is nothing greater or in a higher position than Christ whom sits at the right hand of God.