January 27, 2024 | Monumental Moses Moments, Part 2

Responding to God’s Glory

God’s glory is awesome and overwhelming—and yet God is willing to reveal His perfect character to us! He showed Moses His glory on Mount Sinai after the Israelites’ sin with the golden calf, revealing that He is merciful, gracious, patient, loving, faithful, just, and forgiving. In part 2 of our series studying the moment when God showed Moses His glory, we look at three more biblical figures who experienced the Lord’s glory.

When David committed terrible sin, he knew he deserved brutal punishment. But knowing God’s glorious character and nature, he appealed to the Lord’s mercy and steadfast love, just as He had revealed to Moses. Under much different circumstances, watching the holy city of Jerusalem’s destruction, the prophet Jeremiah likewise wrote of the Lord’s mercy and steadfast love. And the prophet Jonah, in a moment of sin, ran from God because he knew the Lord’s glorious character. Each of these men show us a theme that runs throughout Scripture and should run through our minds constantly: God is glorious and worthy of all our worship!

We encourage you to join us in reading Exodus 34:6-7 once a day this week. Let us know in the comments how it’s helped you in your understanding of God’s character and nature.

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