Hebrews 1:8 — "Your Throne, O God"

Armstrongism affirms that Hebrews 1:8 shows God addressing the Son as God, but interprets this through a non-Trinitarian lens. The passage demonstrates Christ's exalted status and his divine authority, but not necessarily his eternal coequality with the Father or his pre-existence as eternally divine. Christ is God-like and possesses divine power, but this was granted to him through his resurrection, not through eternal generation.

This nuanced position maintains Christ's supremacy while rejecting Nicene homoousios. In Armstrongist theology, Christ's divinity is real but acquired or granted, not eternally inherent as in Trinitarian doctrine.