Yes, this is just the way that gratifies and glorifies Him.
In due time He verifies that record or testimony, making it all good, and thus glorifies His name.
The feeling of duty accomplished, the memory of the struggle, glorifies his misfortune in his own eyes, and even in those of the enemy.
Let there supervene a collective passion which completes his blindness, and it will be cast in the form of the idea which can best serve its purpose: it transfers its life-blood to that idea, and the idea magnifies and glorifies it in turn.
No light rests upon them, lofty though they are, like that which glorifies the insignificant top of Zion.
Thus the Holy Spirit glorifies the Father and the Son.
He reconciles the rebel and the law, glorifies the Father by humbling himself, and his cross becomes our life, and his tomb the birthplace of our immortality.
In the effort to comfort and strengthen the Ephesians, Paul yet further glorifies and extols his tribulations in the words "which are your glory.
Kicking you seems the common lot of curs-- While more appropriate greeting lends you grace, Surely to spit there glorifies your face-- Spitting from lips once sanctified by hers.
If it were, farewell to all that elevates and glorifies human nature--farewell to God, to religion, to hope!
This crystal is the symbol of what inspires and glorifies humanity.
Thus the Holy Spirit glorifies the Father, and the Son.
Without detracting from the bitterness of the prospect, he glorifies the courage that can face the horrors of the desert, and the heart that can rejoice midst the solitude of the seas.
Christian writing of this period, glorifies this very prince.
He is therefore a Chasid of the ancient type, and glorifies the ideals which were cherished by the old Pharisaic party, but which were now being fast disowned in favour of a more active role in the political life of the nation.
Nought in heaven or earth, if not one mortal-moulded maiden, Nought if not the soul that glorifies a northland girl.
Faith glorifies God in his justice and mercy most, and abases the creature.
God, but that He so raises and glorifies our nature by the bestowal of grace, that we are able ourselves to merit our salvation and attain to it of our own free will, which, without His Grace, would be impossible.
Ye dare to trust, for honest fame, The jury Time empanels, And leave to truth each noble name Which glorifies your annals.
A light from within shines through the external uncomeliness,--softens, irradiates, and glorifies it.
For, whether now he love to joy or grieve, A friend he hath for sorrow or delight, Who lends fresh beauty to the morning light, The tender stars in tenderer dimness shrouds, And glorifies the Moon among her clouds.
If God glorifies himself in His Servant, He just thereby gets occasion to glory in Him as a monument of His goodness and faithfulness.
The Father, by glorifying the Son, glorifies at the same time His name.
He glorifies the martyrdoms that they have suffered, assuring them that for every martyr there will be a hundred more.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "glorifies" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
