God promises of deliverance endure to the very end and train his Old Testament people to yet hope in the even greater promises to be fulfilled in the coming of the promised Messiah.

God displays the fullest and final revelation of his glory in sending his Son into the world.

God condescends to reveal his glory through Christ’s finished work of atonement.

God reveals his glory to men and angels through the triumphant resurrection of Christ, through which he secures the promised redemption of his people.

The ascended Christ pours out his Spirit upon his people, and the Spirit glorifies the Son, taking the things of Christ to show them to his people.

The Church is built on Jesus Christ, the chief corner stone, as a habitation of God through which he magnifies his glory to the whole world.

God magnifies the Savior by revealing that all the benefits of salvation come through the believer’s union with Christ.

God applies Christ’s completed work of redemption in history to every individual believer throughout time.

God calls his Church to proclaim his gospel to every tribe, tongue and nation, thereby displaying the glory of God through redemption in Christ and its power to bring many throughout the world to worship him.

The culmination of history, like its inception, sets forth the glory of God in Christ, which is magnified through the consummation on the Last Day.