God’s speech to us by His Son is the culmination of His speaking to mankind and is His greatest and final revelation to mankind in this period of redemptive history. The exceptional greatness of the revelation that comes through the Son, far exceeding any revelation in the old covenant, is emphasized again and again throughout chapters 1 and 2 of Hebrews. These facts all indicate that there is a finality to the revelation of God in Christ and that once this revelation has been completed, no more is to be expected.

— Wayne Grudem (b. 1948), Theologe und Autor

Related Bible passage: HEB.1.1

Topics: The Bible & the Word of God, God, Jesus & the Holy Spirit

Wayne Grudem

Wayne Grudem ist ein US-amerikanischer evangelikaler Theologe und Autor, der über Jahrzehnte als Professor an der Trinity Evangelical Divinity School und am Phoenix Seminary lehrte. Er prägte massgeblich das komplementaristische Rollenverständnis von Mann und Frau, verband reformierte Dogmatik mit einer Offenheit für Geistesgaben und stiess mit seiner Trinitätslehre auf theologische Kritik. Heutigen Bibellesern begegnet er vor allem als Verfasser eines weltweit genutzten, praxisorientierten Lehrbuchs der systematischen Theologie sowie als Herausgeber der ESV Study Bible.

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