Lev 9:6 | TNotes | STEP | 9:6 Just as holiness describes God’s person and nature, the glory of the Lord tangibly expresses his power and majesty (see Ezek 1:28 ; 10:4 ). His glory was revealed on Mount Sinai (Exod 24:16 ), at the dedication of the Tabernacle (Exod 40:34-35 ), and in Solomon’s Temple (1 Kgs 8:11 ; 2 Chr 7:1 ). Yet it remained as vast as the heavens (Ps 19:1 ). The New Testament speaks of Christ’s glory as the image of God (2 Cor 4:4 ), who manifested God’s glory to the world (John 1:14 ). He was glorified in his death and resurrection (John 17:1-5 ). See also Exod 24:15-17 .

a9:6►

bEzek 1:28►

c10:4►

dExod 24:16►

eExod 40:34-35►

f1 Kgs 8:11►

g2 Chr 7:1►

hPs 19:1►

i2 Cor 4:4►

jJohn 1:14►

kJohn 17:1-5►

lExod 24:15-17►

‏ Leviticus 9:6

9:6 ^a Just as holiness describes God’s person and nature, the glory of the Lord tangibly expresses his power and majesty (see Ezek 1:28 ^b; 10:4 ^c). His glory was revealed on Mount Sinai (Exod 24:16 ^d), at the dedication of the Tabernacle (Exod 40:34-35 ^e), and in Solomon’s Temple (1 Kgs 8:11 ^f; 2 Chr 7:1 ^g). Yet it remained as vast as the heavens (Ps 19:1 ^h). The New Testament speaks of Christ’s glory as the image of God (2 Cor 4:4 ⁱ), who manifested God’s glory to the world (John 1:14 ^j). He was glorified in his death and resurrection (John 17:1-5 ^k). See also Exod 24:15-17 ^l.