When the voices exalting one person grow loud, that person is easily regarded as a greater being than he really is. When Herod, wearing royal apparel, spoke to the people, they cried out that his words were the voice of a god, but that cry could not make the king, a created being, into God. Rather, the text records that he was judged because he did not give glory to God; therefore, when the voices exalting a person grow loud, we must examine who is the One who should receive glory, and whom we ourselves are exalting and believing in.
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