Section 5
the many brothers are the propagation of the Father's life and the multiplication of the Son in the divine life. Hence, in the Lord's resurrection, God's eternal purpose is fulfilled.
Let us consider Hebrews 2:10-12 in more detail. Verse 10 says, "For it was fitting for Him, for Whom are all things and through Whom are all things, in leading many sons into glory, to make the Captain of their salvation perfect through sufferings." The One "for Whom are all things and through Whom are all things" is the Father, and the Captain of salvation is the Son. The Father is bringing many sons into glory.
Verse 11 says, "For both He Who sanctifies and those who are being sanctified are all of one, for which cause He is not ashamed to call them brothers." In this verse, "He Who sanctifies" is the sanctifying Son, and "those who are being sanctified" are the sanctified sons. The "one" here refers to the Father. Thus, the Son, who is the Sanctifier, and we, who are the sanctified, are all of one Father. Therefore, He is not ashamed to call us brothers. When did He first call us "brothers"? In John 20:17, when He told Mary, "Go to My brothers." Why is He not ashamed to call us brothers? Because we all have received His Father's life. After His resurrection, all His