The result of this comfort of love, due to a state of mind on the part of the disciples and their having the mind of Christ, was first the exaltation of Christ (v. 9), and the giving unto him of "the" name, not "a" name, that is above all other names; and secondly, worship on the part of all of God's creation, every knee bowed in submission; and third, confession (v. 11). Jesus, who humbled himself to the lowest place, God has exalted to the highest place. Humiliation of self is the path to exaltation by God. The name "Jesus" is above every name, because Jesus has been exalted above every man.

The worship mentioned here is not merely that we worship through him, though that is true (John 14:6). The phrase "every knee shall bow" is a clear expression of the oneness of Jehovah and Jesus.

Notice that those that bow are in heaven, in earth and in Hades (Rev. 6:3).

Even lost men and angels who will not bow now will have to do so someday though it will then have no saving power in it for them.

Of importance seems to be opening, Thursday evening six persons went forward and last evening eight more Methodist Episcopal Church.

The revival services conducted by Evangelist J. L. Glascock will continue over Sunday. He will speak at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. His sermons have so profoundly stirred the hearts of the hearers that another revival came. Important developments are looked for tomorrow. 