The majesty of the moral excellence of God's nature describes the ____.

• A. Holiness of God
• B. Glory of God
• C. Mercy of God
• D. Power of God

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is how the radiance and majesty that surround God’s character express His moral excellence. Glory refers to the outward display, weight, and splendor that come from God’s perfections, including His holy character. When we speak of the majesty that arises from His moral excellence, we are describing His glory—the manifested greatness of who He is.

Holiness focuses on moral purity itself, mercy on compassionate kindness, and power on His strength or omnipotence. While these are true attributes, they don’t capture the idea of the majestic radiance and authoritative display of all His perfections together, which is what is conveyed by the glory of God.