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When Paul looked his own funeral in the face,

he said, my eager expectation and hope that now as always Christ might be magnified in my body,

whether by life or by death. I want my my Lord Jesus to be magnified in my

body at my funeral. And in chapter 10, verse 31 of 1st Corinthians, he said whether you eat or

drink or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God. I want God to look great and glorious by the way I eat and

drink. First Corinthians 619. He said you're not your own you were bought with a price therefore glorify

God in your bodies which are gods.

So we wanted all of these 45,000 bodies

to make Christ look glorious, to look magnificent.

Jesus said in chapter 5, verse 16 of Matthew, let your light so shine before man that they may see your good deeds and give glory to your father who is in

heaven he wanted us to lead lives that would make God look glorious. God said in

Isaiah 43-7, bring my sons from afar, my daughters from the ends of the earth,

everyone whom I created for my glory. And in Colossians 116, Paul said all things were created through and for Jesus Christ.

Whether invisible or visible,

Thrones, dominions, powers, authorities, all things were made through him

and for him is the head of all things, firstborn from the dead, that in him he might be in everything preeminent.

So it's clear, seems to me, from those verses, that God intends, Jesus intends, for your life to bring him glory.

He means for you to do everything you do,

would you eat or drink, all that you feel, all that you think, all that you act to make

him look great?

I think it's fair to say from that and dozens of other verses in the Bible

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