What does it mean that Christ is all in God's glory?
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Christ being all in God's glory means that all honor and praise are to be directed to Him as the source of our salvation and righteousness.
1 Corinthians 1:29-31 states that no flesh should glory in God's presence, indicating that any accomplishment or merit is derived solely from Christ. By positioning Christ as the font of wisdom, righteousness, sanctification, and redemption, we acknowledge that our relationship with God is made possible through Him alone. This understanding directs all glory back to God, as our identity and worth are rooted in Christ. Consequently, if believers understand that Christ is all in glory, boasting in personal achievements becomes impossible, leading to a posture of humility and gratitude towards the Lord.
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