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What are we glorifying God for?

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We glorify God for His finished work of redemption through Jesus Christ.

The act of glorifying God arises from a profound understanding of what He has accomplished through Jesus Christ. In John 17:4, Jesus says, 'I have glorified Thee on the earth. I have finished the work which Thou gavest Me to do.' This indicates our glorification of God is rooted in acknowledging Christ's completed work of salvation. His power over sin and death, as well as His ability to grant eternal life to those He has chosen, drives our worship. The reality that God would send His Son to take our place, bear our sins, and enable us to receive His righteousness is the ultimate reason for glorifying Him. It is a recognition of His holiness, mercy, and justice manifest in the redemptive narrative of Scripture.
Scripture References: John 17:4, Psalm 103, John 17:2

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