Being (ων). Absolute and timeless existence (present active participle of ειμ) in contrast with γενομενος in verse 4 like ην in Jo…

Who being the brightne of his glory. This verse is designed to state the dignity and exalted rank of the Son of God and is extremely impor…

Who being the brightne . . .—Who being the effulgence of His glory and the exact image of His substance. The first figure…

Whom he has appointed heir of all things, by whom also he made the worlds; who being the brightne of his glory, and the expre image of his pers…

The third proposition about the Son is that he is “the radiance of God’s glory.” The word translated “radiance” (GK 575), meaning a shining forth b…

Who being the brightness of his glory, etc. These things are said of Christ partly regarding his divine essence, and partly as a partaker …

Who being the brightne of his glory
Or "of glory"; of God the Father, the God of glory, and who is glory itself; so called on …

God spoke to His ancient people at various times, through succe ive generations, and in diverse ways, as He saw fit: sometimes by personal directio…

Having shown Christ’s greatne concerning His unique origin, the majesty of His dominion, and the power of His activity, the Apostle now shows His g…