Believers should walk in which two things according to the righteous description?

• A. The Spirit and the glory of God
• B. The flesh and the world
• C. Truth and righteousness
• D. Faith and works

Answer: (A)

Walking in the Spirit and the glory of God describes a life guided by divine influence from within and marked by God’s manifest presence without. To walk in the Spirit means yielding to the Holy Spirit’s direction in every moment—letting His guidance shape your attitudes, choices, and actions, and letting the fruit of the Spirit grow in you rather than following selfish, fleshly desires. To walk in the glory of God means living in a way that reflects God’s holiness and power so that His radiance shines through your conduct, worship, and service, drawing others toward Him. Together, these two dimensions capture a believer’s life as one that is inwardly transformed by the Spirit and outwardly evident as God’s glory is lived out in daily life. This makes it the best fit because it encompasses both internal submission to God and external witness, rather than describing merely carnal living, generic virtue, or a faith-and-works dichotomy without the Spirit-led life.