Advent

Podcast Advent 2: Getting Ready for the Glory

Chuck Warnock

05 Dec 2011 — 1 min read

On the second Sunday of Advent the reading from Isaiah 40:1-11 promises that "the glory of the Lord will be revealed, and all mankind will together will see it." What is the glory of God that Isaiah promises? Is it the razzle-dazzle of Mount Sinai, or the vision of Ezekiel when he saw the glory of God leaving Jerusalem and the Temple? Or is the glory of God something else, something that no one had imagined before? Here's the link to my sermon on the second Sunday of Advent, Getting Ready for the Glory.

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