The Greek word δοξάζω (doxazō) means, according to Strong's lexicon, "to make glorious, make renowned, adorn with luster, clothe with splendor."
It is often used to describe how someone has become honored, respected or glorified.
Within the context of the spiritual realm, it can refer to a state of blissfulness.
Or, in the context of describing Jesus' exaltation after his departure from the physical realm, the word was used to indicate his ascension to the spiritual realm, and his reuniting at the "right hand" of the Supreme Being.
This is also indicated by Thayer's lexicon - who described it's use in these contexts as, "of God exalting..."
It is often used to describe how someone has become honored, respected or glorified.
Within the context of the spiritual realm, it can refer to a state of blissfulness.
Or, in the context of describing Jesus' exaltation after his departure from the physical realm, the word was used to indicate his ascension to the spiritual realm, and his reuniting at the "right hand" of the Supreme Being.
This is also indicated by Thayer's lexicon - who described it's use in these contexts as, "of God exalting..."
