I said that we declare the Son to be equal to the Father in glory and honor: because we read, «That every tongue should confess that the Lord Jesus Christ is in the glory of God the Father» (Ibid.). Had he said only «in the glory of God,» perhaps it might be thought—granted, in the glory of God, yet certainly of a lesser one; but when he says «in the glory of the Father,» what is unequal? what is scant? what is divided? For it is not in an angelic or human glory, but «in the glory of God the Father.» But otherwise, unless that glory be believed to be equal, contrary to the very command of the Lord (John 5:23), not all will so honor the Son as they honor the Father. For by no reasoning can the greater be so honored as the lesser.