In Hebrews 1:10 Jesus is being addressed as the Creator which is God himself in Genesis Hebrews 1 is a chapter that is addressed to the Son, which is Jesus himself. But one interesting verse addresses Jesus as the Creator, this is verse 10:
And,

    “You, Lord, laid the foundation of the earth in the beginning,
        and the heavens are the work of your hands;

Throughout the Gospel book, the only Lord that was mentioned is Jesus. Moreover, the the title of the Hebrews 1 says it so.
Is this a strong evidence of the Trinitarian concept, that both Jesus and The Father IS God himself?
(Note i used the word &quot;IS&quot; not &quot;ARE&quot; cause the bible repeatedly mentions that there IS only one God but is infinitely complex and not that easy to grasp)
There is an non-Trinitarian answer here. I would like to know more about the Trinitarian concept on this matter.
Absolutely, Jesus Christ is the creator even according to His own Father. Since the Son is the Father's agent in creating the universe and the ages through which it progresses (see 1:2), these words about Jehovah the Creator are fittingly used of Jesus Christ the Son.
In Psalm 102:24 it is &quot;God&quot; who is addressed, but in 102:22 He is identified as &quot;Lord,&quot; which is the translation of the Hebrew word for &quot;Jehovah.&quot;
In the Septuagint He is addressed as &quot;Lord,&quot; that is, kurion. Consistent with his understanding of the Old Testament the writer of the Hebrews recognized Jesus is God and freely used passages of Scripture which speak about Jehovah in talking about Him.
Who else but the Son is both Creator and Lord? Jesus Christ existed before the universe because He created it. It is not everlasting; He is. Hebrews 1;10 is in perfect harmony regarding the Son at John 1:1-3, Colossians 1:16, Revelation 3:14 and here at verse 10.
Since He is Jehovah God, there is no reason to puzzle or wonder why created beings like the angels will bow down and worship Him, confessing Him Lord of lords. This also means that Jesus Christ is not an angel like some organizations teach.
Now, Acts 2:36 was brought up stating, &quot;God has made this Jesus, whom you crucified, both LORD and Messiah.&quot; First of all Jesus was born &quot;Lord, Savior and Christ the Lord at Luke 2:11. &quot;for today in the city of David there has been born for you a Savior, WHO IS Christ the Lord.&quot;
What Acts 2:36 is teaching is the resurrection of Jesus Christ revealed or established He was Lord and the Christ/Messiah. The Apostle Paul confirms this at Romans 1:3-4. &quot;concerning His Son, who was born of a descendant of David according to the flesh, (why bring up according to the flesh?) Vs4, who was DECLARED the Son of God with power (how?) by the resurrection from the dead, according to the spirit of holiness, Jesus Christ OUR LORD.&quot;