Daily Reflections on the Names of God: A Devotional, examines the biblical names of God through 366 daily readings and helps readers discover what those names mean for their own faith. It offers you a wonderful opportunity to spend time each day getting to know God more intimately by exploring 122 of His names and attributes. Using three individual devotions for each name, you will discover something new about who God is, who you are, and how you relate to others.
Excerpt from Daily Reflections on the Names of God: A
Devotional, by Ava Pennington
“Are You Ready?”
Attribute: Glory
Exodus 33:12-23
“Give to the Lord
the glory his name deserves” (I Chronicles 16:29 GW).
How intimately do
you know God? How intimately do you want
to know Him?
Moses knew God in
a way few other people knew Him. It’s possible for us to know God in a similar
way simply by making the same request Moses did. He asked the Lord, “Let me know Your ways that I may
know You” (Exodus 33:13).
After God said He
would go with Moses and the people, Moses still was not satisfied. He made a bolder
request of the Lord: “Show me Your
glory!” (Exodus 33:18). Instead of becoming angry with Moses, God granted his
request, causing His glory to pass by him.
What is the glory
of the Lord? It is the combination of all His attributes. When He passed Moses
in the cleft of the rock, God proclaimed His goodness, graciousness, and
compassion. God’s glory is who He is. It is impossible to separate His glory
from His character and His ways.
As we read God’s
Word and spend time with Him in prayer, He opens our spiritual eyes to see His
glory in ways we had not previously recognized. Are you ready to see His glory?
Lord
God, I want to know Your ways more intimately than I have,
that
I may know You.
Have I become complacent in my relationship with the Lord?
How will I look for Him to show me His ways today?
How will I look for Him to show me His ways today?
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