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Exodus 33:18. I beseech thee, show me thy glory — Thy glorious majesty, the brightness of thy countenance, some such manifestation of thyself as becomes thy excellence, and such as shall be seen in the other life, or the highest I am capable of seeing on earth.
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Exodus 33:17. I will do this thing also that thou hast...
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Please, show me Your glory: Moses won a “yes” answer from God when he asked for the special presence of God to remain with Israel on the way to the Promised Land (Exodus 33:12-17). He also won a confirmation of the promise from God and an affirmation of close relationship.
16 Οκτ 2016 · He says: “Please show me your glory” (Exodus 33:18). This is an audacious request. God’s glory is almost impossible to describe. One person defines it as “the infinite beauty and greatness of God’s manifold perfections” (John Piper).
21 Ιουν 2024 · God’s full glory and goodness as revealed in Exodus 33:18-19 signifies His unsurpassed majesty, compassion, and mercy. The passage showcases Moses boldly requesting to see the glory of God.
21 Ιουν 2024 · Exodus 33:18-20 is about Moses asking God to reveal His glory, and God explaining that He will show Moses His goodness and mercy, but His full glory cannot be seen by humans and remain alive. 18 Moses said, “Please show me your glory.”
Clarke's Commentary. Verse Exodus 33:18. Show me thy glory — Moses probably desired to see that which constitutes the peculiar glory or excellence of the Divine nature as it stands in reference to man. By many this is thought to signify his eternal mercy in sending Christ Jesus into the world.
In Exodus 33:19 the focus is on the gracious action of God — that he does what he does without anything outside himself determining his choices. This is what God reveals about himself when Moses asks to see God’s glory. The Glory of God Is His Sovereign Freedom.
