noun ( pl. -ries)
1 high renown or honor won by notable achievements : to fight and die for the glory of one's nation.
• praise, worship, and thanksgiving offered to God.
2 magnificence; great beauty : the train has been restored to all its former glory.
• (often glories) a thing that is beautiful or distinctive; a special cause for pride, respect, or delight : the glories of Paris.
• the splendor and bliss of heaven : with the saints in glory.
3 a luminous ring or halo, esp. as depicted around the head of Jesus Christ or a saint.
D&C 93:36 The aglory of God is bintelligence, or, in other words, clight and truth.
The bringing to pass the immortality and eternal life of man (Moses 1:39 GLORY) is having a perfect knowledge (INTELLIGENCE) or in other words,(of) the power that enlighteneth your eyes, quickeneth your aunderstandings; that proceedeth forth from the presence of God to bfill the immensity of space,
( 88:11-12 LIGHT) and a knowledge of things as they are, as they were and as they are to come. (93:24 TRUTH)
11And the light which shineth, which giveth you light, is through him who enlighteneth your eyes, which is the same light that quickeneth your aunderstandings;
12Which alight proceedeth forth from the presence of God to bfill the immensity of space—
The knowledge of that which is just and true (Mosiah 4:12 GLORY) is having a perfect knowledge (INTELLIGENCE) or in other words,(of) the power that enlighteneth your eyes, quickeneth your aunderstandings; that proceedeth forth from the presence of God to bfill the immensity of space,
( 88:11-12 LIGHT) and a knowledge of things as they are, as they were and as they are to come. (93:24 TRUTH)
The knowledge of that which is just and true (mosiah 4:12)
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