Doubly Derivative Glory
God’s plan for the elect, then, is to move them from a position of protological and anticipatory glory to a position of eschatological and consummative glory by which they imitate and reflect climatically the divine glory. In this model, the glory that believers exhibit in their resurrection is doubly derivative. It originates with the Godhead, is mediated through Christ’s human nature, and then reflects off glorified images of Christ.
Camden Bucey, The Triune Gift of Self a Reformed Critique of Karl Rahner's Theology of Divine Self-communication: PhD Dissertation (Glenside, PA: Westminster Theological Seminary, 2013), 182