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| - The glory of Jesus can refer to different things. Glory was something that Jesus had in heaven (John 12:41; 17:5, 24); it was visible in his earthly ministry (John 1:14; 8:54; 11:4; 13:32; 17:1, 5, 10, 22); and it was something he received when he ascended to the Father(Acts 3:13). "Glory" can generally refer to a distinguished quality that is evident in a person, and also refers to the honor intended for that person (Burge, Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels, p. 269).
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| - The glory of Jesus can refer to different things. Glory was something that Jesus had in heaven (John 12:41; 17:5, 24); it was visible in his earthly ministry (John 1:14; 8:54; 11:4; 13:32; 17:1, 5, 10, 22); and it was something he received when he ascended to the Father(Acts 3:13). "Glory" can generally refer to a distinguished quality that is evident in a person, and also refers to the honor intended for that person (Burge, Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels, p. 269). Since Jesus is associated with God, it is natural that he would reflect God's glory. Jesus reveals his glory, in conjunction with the Father's, in different ways: signs (John 2:11), his crucifixion (John 7:39; 2:16 & 23; 13:31-32), and in his being (Hebrews 1:3).
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