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The Glory of the Lord
- Chapel at Enterprise College
- Narrated by: Leon Tietz
- Length: 35 mins
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The Glory of the Lord
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Publisher's Summary
The concept of the Glory of the Lord is a universal and timeless theme that transcends religious and spiritual boundaries, but it finds profound significance in Christianity. This radiant and transcendent concept symbolizes the presence of God, a manifestation of his unparalleled majesty, power, and holiness.
Whether in Christianity, Judaism, Islam, or various other spiritual traditions, the Glory of the Lord is often described as a magnificent and awe-inspiring light or a divine cloud of radiance, signifying God's unmistakable presence among his people.
©2023 Dr. David K. Ewen (P)2023 Dr. David K. Ewen
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