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Do we know God? Those in the Scripture who knew God used the word “GLORY.” It is used almost 300 times in the Bible.

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“Glory Seen” Part 1

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https://content.lessons.church/files/study/IVlK0B-Wx73/cZ68-JeYsp0/Mesmerized (Rand Gariss) 2021.pdf?dt=1661523009734

Randy Gariss explores the concept of glory in Scripture, discussing how it is seen, shared, and accompanied by suffering. The study delves into the attributes of God associated with His glory and explores the reasons why not everyone sees His glory. It also examines the role of the church in manifesting God's glory and addresses the connection between suffering and God's glory. The study concludes by discussing the future glory that is yet to be revealed and the hope it offers to believers.

Mesmerized: A Study of Glory in the Scripture

 Randy Gariss explores the concept of glory in Scripture, discussing its manifestation, sharing, and connection to suffering, while offering hope in the future glory yet to be revealed.

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Do we know God?

Jeremiah 9:23-24

John 17:25-26

Those in the Scripture who knew God used the word “GLORY.” It is used almost 300 times in the Bible.

- Moses… Exodus 15, “awesome in glory”

- David… Psalm 24, “The King of Glory”

- Ezekiel…Ezekiel 43, “and I saw the glory of the God of Israel”

- Isaiah 6… The seraphim were calling, “the whole earth is full of his glory”

We handle the holy and the scared every day. When we treat what is holy as common, we lose the glory of God.

There is the potential of claiming to live “for God’s glory” when it is our own glory we really chase.

- Perhaps it came from a slow drift, like a marriage where one no longer really invest in their mate but settles for investing in a “marriage lifestyle.”

-  There is a warning about the religion of the “Christian Industry” that uses God’s name, but not God’s person or character.

- Claiming it is “for God” when it is in fact “for us.”

Ephesians 1:12 says “in order that we, who were the first to put our hope in Christ, might be for the praise of his glory.”



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