Hebrews 1:2

Hath in these last days spoken unto us by his Son, whom he hath appointed heir of all things, by whom also he made the worlds;

What this passage establishes

The God who spoke in the Son is said to have made the worlds through that climactic revelation.

Why it matters in the argument

Scripture says God created alone, then the New Testament places creation in Christ. The identity claim is stronger than merely saying Jesus assisted another Creator.

Apostolic connection

Because the LORD says He created by Himself, New Testament creation passages reveal Jesus within the identity of the one Creator.

Common misunderstanding

Language such as ‘by’ or ‘through’ does not require a second creator beside God; Scripture also describes God creating by His word, wisdom, power, and will.

How to use it in conversation

Pair an Old Testament ‘created alone’ passage with a New Testament passage that attributes creation to Christ.

Scripture connections

See which passages advance, clarify, or answer the argument

Nearby curated context

Hebrews 1:3After purging sins, the visible revelation of God sits in the place of majesty and rule.Hebrews 1:4The Son inherits a name more excellent than angels, fitting His revealed rank and identity.