HEBREWS 3:3

³ For Jesus has been counted worthy of more glory than Moses—as much more glory as the builder of a house has more honor than the house itself.

According to the Book of Hebrews 3:3, Jesus is considered greater than Moses because Jesus is the Son and builder of God’s household (the church), whereas Moses was a faithful servant within it. Jesus’ role as the divine Son gives him superior status and honor over Moses, who held a position of a servant appointed by God. 

Key Points of Comparison:

• Nature of the Role: Moses was a faithful servant in God’s house, but Jesus is the divine builder and ruler over God’s house as a Son. 
• Superiority and Honor: The author of Hebrews states that Jesus is worthy of more glory than Moses because the builder of a house deserves more honor than the house itself. 
• Greater Access to God: While Moses provided access to God through the Law, Jesus provides direct, eternal access to God through his blood and the new covenant. 
• New Covenant vs. Old: Moses was instrumental in establishing the Old Covenant, but Jesus establishes a new and superior covenant for all believers, a new exodus from spiritual bondage. 
• The “House” (God’s Household): The “house” is a metaphor for God’s people, the nation of Israel in the Old Testament and the church in the New Testament. Moses was a key part of this household, but Jesus is its builder and ruler. 

In essence: The author of Hebrews emphasizes Jesus’ divine nature as the Son of God and His superior position as the Creator and sovereign of God’s eternal spiritual house, which far surpasses Moses’ role as a faithful servant. 

Maranatha! Come Lord Jesus!