Sermon: The Glory of the Lord | Mark 10:32-45 | The Request of James and John

The phrase “I saw him in all his glory” can mean seeing a person at his best, at the peak of his life, or it can even mean euphemistically to see a person without any clothing. When we see Jesus in all His glory, it is all the above. Ironically, His glory was in His humiliation hanging naked on a cross as people mocked Him, and spit on Him, and killed Him. The glory of the Lord is that He comes not “to be served but to serve and to give His life as a ransom for many” (Mark 10:45).

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