The Glory of the Sons: Understanding the Grace of God and The Glory of Jesus Christ that we Inherit

The first thing I want you to take note in this scripture is that it began by showing us the glory of the Son and the scripture says that glory is full of grace and truth.
If grace means a blessing we don't deserve, if grace means a blessing we can't pay the price to get, if grace means the blessing we cannot earn, it means the glory of Christ is full of blessings we don't deserve, the glory is full of blessings we cannot earn, the Glory of the Son is full of spiritual blessings we can't pay the price and sacrifice to attain but which God has freely made available for us (Ephesians 1:3).

And the scripture moves further to begin to show us again that the glory is not only full of grace, but the glory is full of grace and truth.

Let me show us the correlation between grace and truth, the grace is like a product while the truth is like the currency to buy the product, it is like saying the life of someone is full of valuable properties and money, the properties are the product while the money is the currency he used to buy the product, same to grace and truth.

What many defined the truth to be is different from what the scripture describes the truth to be.

Many thought the truth is the law but the scripture told us clearly that law came through Moses and grace and truth came through Jesus

This means the law is on one side and truth is on another side, which simply means the law is different from truth

Now what is the truth and what is the grace that the glory of Christ is full of?

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