GLORIFY – Encyclopedic Dictionary of Bible and Theology

v. Adore, Praise, Magnify, Exalt, Thank you, Honor, Magnify
Exo 14:17 I will glorify myself in Pharaoh, and in all his
Psa 22:23 glorify him, all you offspring of
Psa 30:1 I will glorify you, O Lord, because you have
Psa 86:9 the nations will glorify your name
Psa 86:12 and I will glorify your name forever
Psa 91:15 I will be with him.. I will deliver and glorify him
Isa 24:15 for this glorify the Lord in the valleys
Isa 44:23 redeemed .. and in Israel will be glorified
Isa 60:7 altar, and I will glorify the house of my glory
Isa 66:5 said: Jehovah be glorified. But
Hag 1:8 rebuild the house…and I will be glorified
Mat 5:16 glorify your Father which is in
Mat 9:8 the people .. amazed and glorified God
Luk 2:20 they returned ..glorifying and praising
Luk 4:15 taught .. and was glorified by all
Luk 7:16 and glorified God, saying, A great
Luk 18:43 saw, and followed him, glorifying God
Luk 7:39 because Jesus had not yet been glorified
Joh 8:54 if I glorify myself, my glory
Joh 11:4 the Son of God be glorified by her
Joh 12:23 that the Son of Man be glorified
Joh 12:28 I have glorified, and will glorify again
Joh 13:31 is the Son glorified .. and God is g in him
Joh 14:13 that the Father be glorified in the Son
Joh 15:8 In this is my Father glorified, in that
Joh 16:14 will glorify me; because he will take from mine
Joh 17:1 glorify your Son .. glorify you
Joh 17:4 I have glorified you on earth; I have finished
Joh 21:19 with what death was he to glorify
Act 3:13 God .. has glorified his Son Jesus
Act 4:21 all glorified God for what they
Act 13:48 when the Gentiles heard this, they glorified
Romans 1:21 they did not glorify him as God, nor
Rom 8:17 together with him let us be glorified
Rom 8:30 who justified, them he also glorified
Rom 15:6 so that you may glorify your God and Father
1Co 6:20 therefore glorify God in .. body
2Th 1:10 when he comes .. to be glorified in
2Th 1:12 name of .. Jesus Christ be glorified
2Th 3:1 let the word…run and be glorified
Heb 5:5 neither did Christ glorify himself
1Pe 2:12 so that they may glorify God on the day of
1Pe 4:11 so that in everything God may be glorified
1Pe 4:14 he is .. but by you he is glorified
1Pe 4:16 if anyone suffers .. glorify God for
Rev 15:4 who will not .. and glorify your name?

1. doxazo (doxavzw, 1392) denotes primarily “suppose” (from doxa, opinion). In the NT it means: (a) to magnify, exalt, praise (cf. doxa, p. 392), especially to glorify God, that is, to write honor to Him, acknowledging Him in terms of His being, attributes and acts, that is, his glory (eg, Mat 5:16; 9.8; 15.31; Rom 15:6,9; Gal 1.24; 1Pe 4:16; see also GLORY); the word of the Lord (Acts 13:48); the name of the Lord (Rev 15:4); also to glorify oneself (Joh 8:54; Rev 18:7); (b) to honor, to make glorious (eg, Rom 8:30; 2Co 3:10; 1Pe 1:8 “glorious”, passive voice, lit.: “glorified”, as found in the VR); saying of Christ (eg, Joh 7:39; 8.54: “I glorify myself); of the Father (eg, Joh 13:31,32; 21.19; 1Pe 4:11); to glorify one’s own ministry (Rom 11:13 “I honor”, ​​RV, RVR, RVR77; VM, Besson: “I glorify”); of a member of the body (1Co 12:26 “he is honored”; KJV: “he is honored”; Besson: “he is glorified”). “Just as the glory of God is the revelation and manifestation of all that He possesses and is †¦ it is said of a revelation of Himself in which God manifests all the goodness that is in Him (John 12:28). To the extent that it is Christ through whom it is manifested, He is said to glorify the Father (Joh 17:1,4); or that the Father is glorified in Him (13.31; 14.13); and Christ’s meaning is analogous when he says to his disciples: “By this my Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit, and so be my disciples” (John 15:8). When the verb doxazo is predicated of Christ † ¦ it simply means that his innate glory is manifested, brought to light (cf. 11.4; also 7.39; 12.16, 23; 13.31; 17.1,5). It is an act of God the Father in Him † ¦ As the revelation of the Holy Spirit is related to the glorification of Christ, Christ says, about Him, “He will glorify me” (16.14) ”(Cremer). 2. endoxazo (ejndoxavzw, 1740), (in, in, and No. 1), means, in the passive voice, to be glorified, that is, to manifest one’s own glory. It is said of God, with respect to the saints of him in the future (2Th 1:10); and of the name of the Lord Jesus glorified in them at present (v. 12).¶ 3. sundoxazo (sundoxavzw, 4888), glorify together (sun, with). Used in Rom 8:17:¶

Source: Vine New Testament Dictionary

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