The glory of God cannot be compared to anything in creation. Blessed is the man who puts his trust in God and recognizes that the Lord alone is worthy of supreme praise. However, there are blind men, who instead of trusting in God, put their trust in false gods, which are idols made by man's own hand. The author of Psalm 115, inspired by the Holy Spirit, affirms that idols are works of men, made of silver, gold, bronze, iron, wood or simply whatever material the blind want to use. The psalmist says that these idols, though they have eyes, they cannot see, and if they have ears, they cannot hear; for they are like the men who make them.
The greatness of God cannot be compared to a mere image or idol. It is sad and regrettable that there are blind men who ignore the true light that comes from the glory of God. The Lord does not share his glory with idols. God abhors idolatry, therefore he punishes the wickedness of men who practice it. The psalmist, describing the vanity of idols, says:

Their idols are silver and gold,
the work of men's hands.
5 They have mouths, but they do not speak;
They have eyes, but they do not see;
6 They have ears, but they hear not;
They have nostrils, but they do not smell;
7 They have hands, but they do not feel;
They have feet, but they do not walk;
They speak not with their throat.
8 They are like those who make them,
And who trusts in them. Psalm 115: 4-8