The Glory of God
Paul Wade
Echo Lake Study Weekend (2000)
| Study | Title | Media |
|---|---|---|
| 1 of 5 | Who God Is: Known by His Names and Titles | |
| 2 of 5 | The God of Israel, as Presented in Scripture | |
| 3 of 5 | Who God is Not: The Trinity Unscriptural | |
| 4 of 5 | God Manifestation: The Word of God | |
| 5 of 5 | The Glory of God (Exhortation) |
In this 2000 series, The Glory of God, Brother Paul Wade explores how scripture reveals the majesty, holiness, and purpose of the God we worship. Across these classes, the subject unfolds from the meaning of God’s names, to His character as the God of Israel, to what He is not, and finally to how His glory is made manifest. The classes emphasize that true understanding of God is not abstract theology but the foundation of eternal life, shaping how believers worship, praise, and obey Him. The series concludes with an exhortation that draws hearts to give God the glory in every part of life.
Who God Is: Known by His Names and Titles
The first class examines the many names and titles of God in scripture. Far more than labels, they express His character and purpose—He who was, who is, and who will be. From Yahweh to Elohim, from Almighty to Father, each name reveals a dimension of the one true God. The study shows how knowing these names deepens reverence, strengthens trust, and builds a living relationship with Him.
The God of Israel as Presented in Scripture
The second class contrasts the God of Israel with the distorted ideas of man-made religion. Unlike idols or philosophical abstractions, the God of Israel reveals Himself in creation and in His word. He is a God who acts in history, makes covenants, and calls His people into fellowship with Him. The class emphasizes that worship, praise, and obedience are the proper response to this living God, whose glory fills both heaven and earth.
Who God Is Not: The Trinity Unscriptural
This lecture addresses one of the most widespread misconceptions about God—the doctrine of the Trinity. By carefully examining key passages, it shows that the Bible consistently presents one God, the Father, and one Lord Jesus Christ, His Son. Rather than a mysterious triune being, God is the Almighty, who alone is eternal, and who sent His Son to accomplish salvation. The class warns against man-made dogma while affirming the simple, powerful truth of scripture.
God Manifestation: The Word of God
The fourth class focuses on how God makes Himself known. From creation to the prophets, and supremely in Christ, God has manifested His glory through His word. The principle is simple yet profound: God speaks, His Spirit acts, and His purpose is accomplished. The study highlights how Jesus manifested the Father’s name and character, showing that believers too are called to reflect God’s glory by living according to His word.
Exhortation: The Glory of God
The final session draws together the themes of the series in an exhortation on the glory of God. It reflects on how God’s glory was revealed at Sinai, in the temple, and in the face of Christ. The exhortation challenges listeners to see beyond fear to the wonder of God’s presence, and to live as those clothed in glory and beauty through His grace. The ultimate vision is of the day when the whole earth will be filled with His glory, as the waters cover the sea.
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