Hebrews 2 asks a deeper question than we often consider: what kind of Savior did humanity actually need? By tracing God’s purpose for humanity, our inability to fulfill it, and Jesus’ representative obedience through suffering and death, the passage shows why salvation required the incarnation—and why only Jesus could accomplish it.

This blog post underscores the necessity of the doctrine of the Trinity to make passages like John 17:1-5 make sense in the greater story of Scripture. Without the doctrine, salvation is not as meaningful, God is flat and 2D, and John 17 contradicts itself.