Within the framework of our salvation, there are two separate entities that have emerged as a result of God's divine intention to establish a rejuvenated human lineage and community. These entities were predestined before the inception of creation and were founded on the everlasting bond between the Father and the Son.The Son is described as the embodiment of the Father's glory and an exact representation of His essence. This oneness between the Father and the Son has existed since eternity, characterized by a perfect and equal fellowship. This is the reason why the Son holds a higher status than the angels, as God has never addressed any angel as His Son.The underlying purpose for the existence of the world is to exalt the Father and establish the Son's dominion over every aspect of existence. The Father's objective in delegating the Son's authority was to enable Him to generate a vast number of descendants, thereby fulfilling His divine plan. As a result, the Son would be capable of forming a novel kinship of brothers and sisters.Considering the Son's embodiment in human form, it was imperative for Him to undergo hardship in order to acquire the authority to lead numerous saints to a state of magnificence. Consequently, His human incarnation was intended to establish His entitlement to full dominion over all matters and to redeem His own kin, who were initially meant to be an everlasting component of His association with His Father. By means of His demise and the perfection He attained thereafter, He succeeded in reconciling us as His brothers and sisters within His kin, and His suffering was a crucial component in accomplishing this objective.The concept of being included in God's family is based on the unbreakable connection between the Father and the Son. As members of this familial bond, we have a paternal association with God that was predetermined by the Father and the Son since the beginning of time. As a result, God pledges to act as a Father to those who lack one and will take care of all issues related to this relationship directly. This is because God has already selected to be our Father through our sibling, who experienced hardships on our behalf. As stated in Hebrews 1and 2, we should take pride in this relationship rather than feeling ashamed.