Psalms 106:20 KJV
Thus they changed their glory into the similitude of an ox that eateth grass.
The Bible says "they changed their glory into the similitude of an ox." This is a reference to Aaron's creation of the golden calf. So their glory was the thing they worshiped.
That means before they changed their glory to the similitude of an ox, their glory was almighty God. The object of our worship is our glory.
For some people, the most glorious thing about them is their house
For some it is their car
For others it would be a boat
For some people, their glory is their job; all they want to speak about is the job they have. They feel they are important because of their work.
Another person's glory is their health.
Another person's is their hobby or some other skill.
One person's glory is their family.
For another, they glory in their life experiences; vacations, trips and etc.
Another's glory is their church. I heard a preacher yesterday say "some people worship, worship."
But to glory in any of these is to accept a dull and rusted glory in comparison to the glory that belongs to the one whose life is wrapped in the worship of the Lord. The Lord only is glorious. To trust in and worship Him is to partake in His glory.
Thus they changed their glory into the similitude of an ox that eateth grass.
The Bible says "they changed their glory into the similitude of an ox." This is a reference to Aaron's creation of the golden calf. So their glory was the thing they worshiped.
That means before they changed their glory to the similitude of an ox, their glory was almighty God. The object of our worship is our glory.
For some people, the most glorious thing about them is their house
For some it is their car
For others it would be a boat
For some people, their glory is their job; all they want to speak about is the job they have. They feel they are important because of their work.
Another person's glory is their health.
Another person's is their hobby or some other skill.
One person's glory is their family.
For another, they glory in their life experiences; vacations, trips and etc.
Another's glory is their church. I heard a preacher yesterday say "some people worship, worship."
But to glory in any of these is to accept a dull and rusted glory in comparison to the glory that belongs to the one whose life is wrapped in the worship of the Lord. The Lord only is glorious. To trust in and worship Him is to partake in His glory.
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