He confessed, and didn't deny, but he confessed, "I am not the Christ."

 (ii) The glory which he manifests is the glory of God. It is not from men that he receives it ( John 5:41). He seeks not his own glory but the glory of him who sent him ( John 7:18). It is his Father who glorifies him ( John 8:50; John 8:54). It is the glory of God that Martha will see in the raising of Lazarus ( John 11:4). The raising of Lazarus is for the glory of God, that the Son may be glorified thereby ( John 11:4). The glory that was on Jesus, that clung about him, that shone through him, that acted in him is the glory of God. 