The Perfection of Christ in Heb. 2:10
In Hebrews 2:10 the sentence structure puts God (He) as the perfecter of Christ (the captain). It would be improper to suggest that Christ perfected himself.
Why is it, then, that the writer uses the phrase "for whom are all things and by whom are all things" as pertaining to God the creator, when the majority of scriptures using similar phraseology apply this to Christ? It seems a confusing way of ascribing deity to Christ.