6 1:6 Most likely a reference to the second coming of Christ when He will be acknowledged as divine and worshiped as the Son of God. Another view suggests that this may be a reference to His incarnation as Jesus of Nazareth. And when He again brings the firstborn [highest-ranking Son] into the world, He says,
"And all the angels of God are to worship Him." [Ps 97:7]
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