The one thought of all these passages is the superiority of the Son to angels. Such language as is here quoted was never used of angels. There seems to be a fivefold superiority: Sonship (v. 5); worship (v. 6); heirship (vv. 7–9); kingship (vv. 10–12); and rulership (vv. 13, 14). The angels are seen to be inferior, both to the Son (vv. 5–13), and to the heirs of salvation (v. 14). The angels have a ministry that is real and yet limited. Many people seem to have the idea