Glory is symbolized by fire at the ____.

• A. Torch
• B. Cedar
• C. Burning Bush
• D. Altar

Answer: (C)

Fire signifies God's presence and majesty in biblical scenes, and the Burning Bush is the clearestTheophany where glory is shown as fire that burns without being consumed. This remarkable image marks a direct encounter with God, where Moses hears the divine call and is commissioned for a mission, underscoring the idea that God’s glory can appear as radiant, holy fire. The other options don’t capture that specific sign of divine presence: a torch is merely a human-made flame for light, an altar is a place of sacrifice and worship, and cedar is a material used in buildings but not a symbol of God’s glory in this context.