From the time Jesus was a boy about his Father’s business, to His present position at the Father’s right hand, He holds a unique relationship with His father. The scriptures give us insight. We learn from the apostles in The Letter to the Philippians, the Colossians, and the book of Hebrews.
The Philippians
Firstly, in the Letter to the Philippians, Paul writes, Jesus was in the form of God and did not consider it robbery to be equal to God. Still, he took on servanthood in human flesh and was obedient to God’s plan even when it meant an excruciating death. As a result, God exalted His Beloved Son, giving Him the name above every name.
Colossians
Secondly, in Colossians, Paul wrote God is God and Father to Jesus. Jesus is the image of the invisible God. His Son bears His image and is the firstborn over all creation. It pleased the Father for Jesus to have His fullness, all the fullness of the Godhead. Christ is sitting at the Father’s right hand. It is through Jesus He reconciles all things. It is God who has translated us to the Kingdom of His Son.
Hebrews
Finally in Hebrews, we discover God communicated to us through His Son. God appointed Him heir of all things and made the world through Him. Jesus is the brightness of His glory, the express image of His person, Again, it is stated that Jesus is seated at the right hand of the Majesty. He is God’s Son begotten of the Father.
While God is the position of authority, Jesus desires to do His will. God is the source of all plans and purpose. Jesus took on humility to support the Father’s plan. God exalted Him. The Son teaches us about the Father. The Father qualifies us to participate in the Kingdom of His Son. It is a relationship of love and trust, of authority and submission, and of unity in purpose.