EXTRACT

I understand the glory of God to indicate the completeness of moral perfection in display.

Circumstances have come to pass which have brought the moral perfections of God into display, and they are all proportionate and harmonious. Righteousness, love, holiness, mercy, faithfulness, truth—all that goes to make up the moral perfection of God—all are harmonious. That is the simple idea to my mind of the glory of God, and it is seen in the face of Jesus Christ. It is what Stephen saw, and where Stephen left off Paul begins.

F. E. Raven (N.S. Vol. 6, p.223)

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