But guess, listen, or dawn, right, then to ask this, Pastor John, when you say God is most

glorified in us when we are most satisfied in Him, could you substitute the word by for

in?

It seems easier to understand if you say God is most glorified by us when we are most

satisfied by Him.

So what do you think about this change up in words, Pastor John?

Oh my, I love words.

And they are so slippery.

And so connotations and denotations are so different.

But here we go, Don, let me give a try to why I, after thinking through the possibility

of going through your suggestion, God is most glorified by us when we are most satisfied

by Him.

I am going to stay with in and I've got reasons in, in, in both halves.

I think it communicates what I want to communicate better than by.

So let me try to explain.

First, it might be helpful just to make sure everybody knows what I mean by that sentence.

God is most glorified in us when we're most satisfied in Him.

I don't mean that there aren't any other ways to glorify God than being satisfied in

Him.

I mean that if that is missing, then He's not glorified most.

Something very important is missing.

And I don't mean God doesn't get glory from the lives of unbelievers in certain ways

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