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The Lexham Theological Wordbook takes a new approach to explaining important concepts and categories used in the biblical languages. Unlike most lexicons that organize by lemmas, this wordbook groups entries according to meaning, broadly construed by semantic domain, with the related lemmas from Hebrew, Aramaic, or Greek placed together. Each article explains a concept and defines the words and...

The second way the Bible uses “glory” language is to speak of the greatness of God or a person. The Psalms, for example, praise God’s glory for His work of creation (Pss 19; 97; 104) and His acts of salvation (Pss 19:1–7; 145:4–12). The OT also gives glory to God to recognize His righteousness and just dealings with humanity (Josh 7:19). Finally, the Bible uses “glory” language to refer to the eschatological state that believers will experience after the final resurrection. God will raise the bodies
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