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Psalm 19 teaches that God discloses His glory through both the wordless witness of creation and the perfect, life-giving Law of Scripture, which together lead the worshipper to confess hidden sin and pray that every word and thought be acceptable in His sight.

After showing how God chooses the outcomes for individuals and the outcomes for nations, Paul now reminds us of what happened on Mt. Sinai after the tablets of stone were broken as a picture that no one can be saved by the law. Moses went back up the mountain and asked God to show him His glory. God said that He would proclaim His name before Him, "I will have mercy on whom I will have mercy and I will have compassion on whom I will have compassion." All of creation is about the glory of God and the greatest expression of the glory of God is how He rescues sinners from the just punishment for their sins. Because of the fall, we all died spiritually in Adam and live in the flesh unless God chooses to show compassion on us. Therefore, it is not of him who wills (for we would all would to continue in our sins) or him who runs (because we point our feet toward evil) but God who shows mercy so that no man can boast. God gets all of the glory and He will not allow it to be stolen by others.

When Jesus calms the storm in Mark 4:35–41, He reveals far more than His power over nature. He shows His disciples who He truly is: the eternal Son of God, true God and true man, Lord over creation, and Savior of His people. The disciples entered the storm while obeying Christ, yet His presence did not mean the absence of danger. Their fear exposed their unbelief, but the storm also became the means by which Christ revealed His glory. The One who slept in human weariness commanded the wind and sea with divine authority. This passage calls suffering believers to trust Christ rather than measure His love by their circumstances. The cross has forever answered the fearful question, "Do You not care?" Christ entered the ultimate storm of divine judgment so that His people might have peace with God. The storm is great. The calm is great. The fear is great. But Christ is greater still.

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