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The Honor of God
More about Character than Reputation or the Radiance of Glory
By: Evertt W. Huffard
This work offers a fresh theological exploration of one of Scripture’s most profound yet often misunderstood themes: the glory of God.
Through rigorous biblical and linguistic analysis of the Hebrew kabod and Greek doxa, the author argues that many passages traditionally translated as “glory” are more accurately understood as revealing the honor of God—His intrinsic character, moral excellence, and covenant faithfulness.
By illuminating the relationship between God’s glory, honor, image, and human transformation, this compelling study makes a significant contribution to biblical scholarship and practical ministry. It invites readers to rediscover the Gospel through the honor of Christ and its life-changing implications for the Church today.
About The Author
Evertt W. Huffard is Professor Emeritus of Leadership and Missiology at Harding School of Theology, having served as both faculty member and administrator from 1987 to 2019. His nine years of residenc…
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An in-depth analysis of “glory” in Scripture will unveil “the honor of God” for a theology of Christian identity, spiritual formation, and response to shame.
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ISBN 13 (SOFT): 9798385063505
ISBN 13 (HARD): 9798385063499
ISBN 13 (eBook): 9798385063512
