Does the creation glorify God?
The idea has certainly been exploited by poets, but is it scriptural? I was talking with a man who said that to glorify God, one must have a will, and be able to NOT glorify God. In other words....only man can glorify and praise God completely.
I want to know....do not the lesser things He created, inanimate and dumb as they may be, know that He created them and give Him praise and glory for that?
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3 comments:
I would say that when "the heavens declare the glory of God" that is pretty clear glorification. :p
But is that in the 'voluntary prise' category, or in the 'nature portraying' category of Rom. 1:18+ ?
How about 'the stones will cry out'?
Great question, Warbler! The same thought crossed my mind a couple days ago actually, so it's neat to hear someone else express it too. :)
Dana
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