The “Glory Be” prayer, also known as the “Doxology,” is a short yet profound hymn of praise to the Holy Trinity, traditionally used in Christian liturgy. Its origins can be traced back to the early Christian church, where it was employed in worship and prayer to glorify God. The prayer expresses reverence and acknowledgment of the eternal nature of God, affirming His glory “now and forever.” It is significant in both personal and communal prayers, often recited at the end of psalms, liturgical celebrations, and various devotions, serving as a reminder of the centrality of God’s glory in the life of believers. Its widespread use across various Christian denominations highlights its enduring importance in worship practices.