All Glory to Christ

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Dec 4, 1893

All Glory to Christ

The tendency of the religion of to-day is toward self and self-glorification. For instance, in a paragraph in one of our most spiritual monthlies is the following sentence regarding the saints in their eternal home:—

All are glorified, and each one will rejoice in his own particular glory without envying another's, but the glory of all cannot be alike. 1 Cor. 15: 41.

Now the fact is that not one soul saved will rejoice in his own particular glory. He has none except what has come to him through Christ. Christ is all glorious, and the varied glory of the saints will be Christ's glory in them. There will be no rejoicing over personal attainments, no boasting over personal glory, no envy in all that throng, solely because each and all will ascribe all glory and praise to Christ, and each will rejoice in all others.