The Greek verb that translates to glorify goes beyond praise. It means to render illustrious, magnify, or to manifest the inherent dignity, honor, and worth of someone. In other words, it is to make manifest, make renowned, and reveal the weight, wealth, and magnificence of God. Jesus speaks of His hour, which refers to His crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension. He also requests for the eternal exchange of life and love within God to be revealed in the hour. Jesus’ hour reveals the life and glory of God in radical self-giving love. The cross reveals that glory is found not in worldly fame, but in selfless obedience and the sacrificial love shown on the cross. Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer is for the disciples’ work in the world to use their state in life to make God known in the world that all may come to believe and have life through Him. May we by our lives and work in the world give glory and praise to Him.