"but in these last days he has spoken to us by his Son,"
It's very clear, it's the means of how and through whom the God and Fathers word came = "has" = past tense, done and dusted, in these passages, there is nothing saying beyond Christ being here.
So, the language here narrows the last days down to the time of Christ, when he was here.
Then with the Father being the Spirit of truth, then directly to each individual, should have been the case, us being Temples, the Son opening that way, curtain taring in the Temple upon His death.
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