Divine glory

Definition and stakes

Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul.,  St. Vincent's Manual (1856)

“ All the earth is full of thy glory. Glory be to the Father; glory be to the Son ; glory be to the Holy Ghost.
Blessed be the most holy and undivided Trinity, now and for ever, world without end. Amen.
Most holy and undivided Trinity, prostrate at the throne of thy mercy, we do, with all the powers of our souls, adore thy divine Majesty, and acknowledge that to thee alone are due all love, praise and thanksgiving for thy infinite goodness.
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Source: Wikisource

Portrait of Alexander Maclaren Alexander Maclaren,  Expositions of Holy Scripture: St…

“ The second of these two expressions, 'the gospel of the glory of God,' leads up to that great thought that the true glory of the divine nature is its tenderness. The lowliness and death of Christ are the glory of God! Not in the awful attributes which separate that inconceivable Nature from us, not in the eternity of His existence, nor in the Infinitude of His Being, not in the Omnipotence of His unwearied arm, nor in fire-eyed Omniscience, but in the pity and graciousness which bend lovingly over us, is the true glory of God. ”
Source: Gutenberg

John Brown,  Christ: The Way, the Truth, and the Life

“ Oh, why cry we not out in the height of the passion of spiritual longing and desire, O come Lord Jesus, King of glory, with thine own key, and open the door, and enlarge and dilate the chambers of the soul, that thou may enter and be entertained as the King of glory, with all thy glorious retinue, to the ennobling of my soul, and satisfying of all the desires of that immortal spark? Why do we not covet after this knowledge which hath a true and firm connexion with all the best and truly divine gifts. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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