One of the biggest problems in which we human beings find ourselves is our inability to see the glory of God. God’s glory is the display of his perfections, and if we could only catch a glimpse of it, we would find idolatry and unbelief fading from our sights. The great Puritan theologian, Jonathan Edwards, wrote about this in his book, Religious Affections. He said that looking at God’s perfections [his glory] is like looking at the sun, and that it was this obvious excellency of God’s glory that assured the disciples that Jesus was the Son of God. But what hope do we have of seeing God’s glory, we who live 2000 years after Jesus?