What does the Bible say about glorifying god?

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The Bible teaches that God alone is worthy of all glory, praise, honor, and grateful worship, and that His people are called to make His greatness known among the nations. First Chronicles 16:28-29 summons all peoples to ascribe glory to the Lord and bring Him worship, while Psalm 115:1 directs glory away from ourselves and to His name because of His steadfast love and faithfulness. Psalm 22:23 and Psalm 99:9 call believers to fear, exalt, and worship the holy God. Isaiah 42:12 and Romans 15:9 show that God is glorified as the nations praise Him. Revelation 15:4 declares that every nation will finally worship before Him. Even Christ's healing ministry led crowds to glorify the God of Israel in Matthew 15:31.

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