...no flesh might glory in his presence. And this remains to be the case, down to the present day. He will not give his glory to another, nor his praise to graven images. To those who run and are not sent, the query still forcibly applies: "Who hath required this at your...

...glorious sanctuary.") Is it said, that the CHERUBIM were graven images, and that He hath declared that He will " not give His glory to another, nor His praise to graven images?" We reply, It is His glory and not theirs which we celebrate. We claim glory as their attribute in the...

...And moreover, (say they,) in the passage of Isaiah before cited, chap. lii. 8, God ,declares that he "will not give his glory to another, nor his praise to graven images." And certainly he cannot give such a power to any man ; for man did not exist from eternity, but began...

...moreover, (eay they,) in the passage of Isaiah before cited, chap. xlii. 8, ', God declares that he " will not give his glory to ,. another, nor his praise to graven images." And certainly :. he cannot give such a power to any man; for man did not exist from eternity, but began...

...allowed of no such thing as inferior divine worship, but represented God as a jealous God, who would not give his glory to another, nor his praise to graven images. In these ways, then, it removed the principles which served to support the practice of idolatry. (2.)...

...partly by the Lord Jesus Christ. But in this, as in other respects, the Lord is a jealous God : he will not give his glory to another, nor his praise to graven images. He will not take from us a divided heart: as the Apostle says, " If by grace, then it is no more of...

...no Jlesh might glory in his presence. And this remains to be the case down to the present day : He " will not give his glory to another, nor his praise to graven images." Isa. xlii. 8. To those who run and are not sent, the query still forcibly applies : " Who hath required...

...entreat them to reexamine this matter for themselves, as in the presence of that "jealous God," who " will not give his glory to another, nor his praise to graven images ;" and as living in an age, and in a land, where human authorities have long since lost all their charm,...

...sensible experience in life, power, and government in their souls, is thereby prevented ; for " he will not give his glory to another, nor his praise to graven images," however refined, embellished, or specious in speculation, the image thus formed may be. An image has...

...he will feel to be his pleasure, but at the latter he will tremble as idolatry, for he knows God " will not give his glory to another, nor his praise to graven images ;" and, therefore, he will exercise a constant vigilance against that to which he feels his nature...