All things exist from God, are sustained through God, and are designed to bring Him glory. Without God's display of glory, Moses would just be a man speaking to a plant, hitting a rock, or standing in front of an unparted sea for the Egyptians to overtake God's people.

Reformers like John Calvin and Theodore Beza helped recapture the all-but-lost Scriptural reality that became the final cause of the Reformation: that all things exist for the glory of God, alone. It serves as a banner over the Reformation as a whole, and inspires us to take up the spirit of "Ecclesia Reformata, Semper Reformanda": "The Church Reformed, Always Reforming"