In this sermon, the speaker discusses the difficulty of fully understanding and describing the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ. He emphasizes the miraculous works of Jesus as evidence of His divinity, citing Peter's preaching in Acts 2:22. The speaker highlights various types of miracles performed by Jesus, including deliverance, control over the elements, and supernatural protection. He concludes by referencing 2 Corinthians 4:3-6, which speaks of the gospel being veiled to those who are perishing but reveals the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ.

Jonathan Edwards discusses how the mere act of praising and glorifying God with our mouths is not a certain indicator of true religious affections, as even those without grace can exhibit high affections towards God. He emphasizes the importance of examining the heart and motives behind expressions of praise, highlighting that genuine grace goes beyond outward displays of admiration and must be rooted in a transformed heart. Edwards warns against mistaking emotional responses or verbal expressions of gratitude as evidence of true spiritual renewal, citing examples from Scripture where even graceless individuals praised and glorified God fervently.

H.J. Vine preaches about the faithful Witness, Jesus Christ, who represented the truth perfectly in His words, walk, works, and ways. His words, as recorded in John, reveal Him as the Word become flesh, speaking the words of God and declaring the truth. His walk, depicted in Luke, shows Him as the perfect Man, walking in paths of grace and mercy, attracting the needy and sinful. His works, portrayed in Mark, display His divine power and grace, always honoring God and impressing beholders with faultless deeds. His ways, highlighted in Matthew, exemplify His royal and kingly character, fulfilling prophecies and revealing the truth of God's kingdom. Jesus, the faithful and true Witness, is praised and adored for His unwavering representation of truth and His coming judgment and reign.