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The glory of God, described as His weightiness and splendor, is both overwhelming and intimate. When the tabernacle was completed in Exodus, Moses couldn't enter because God's glory filled it completely. This reveals God's nature as both holy and near - transcendent yet present with His people. Like the Israelites who were led by God's presence in the cloud, we're invited to follow God with childlike wonder rather than trying to fully comprehend Him. By embracing the mystery of God's glory, we align ourselves with our true purpose and find rest for our restless hearts.

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The glory of God, described as His weightiness and splendor, is both overwhelming and intimate. When the tabernacle was completed in Exodus, Moses couldn't enter because God's glory filled it completely. This reveals God's nature as both holy and near - transcendent yet present with His people. Like the Israelites who were led by God's presence in the cloud, we're invited to follow God with childlike wonder rather than trying to fully comprehend Him. By embracing the mystery of God's glory, we align ourselves with our true purpose and find rest for our restless hearts.

More Messages from Addison Roberts

Devotional and Sermon Guide     Discussion Guide