But if one of you suffers for being a Christian, let him not be ashamed; but let him glorify God in this matter.
Glorify God in this name ... How shall the followers of the Lord honor such a commandment as this?  First of all, it should be received as a commandment.  The fact of the commandment having been given only once in the New Testament cannot reduce the binding nature of it.  As regards the question of "how" to glorify God in this name, a number of things must be included: (1) It should be worn as the exclusive religious name of the child of God, not hyphenated with another name.  (2) A godly, obedient, holy and devoted life should be exhibited by the wearer.  (3) One should repeat the name under all circumstances where it would be appropriate, not being ashamed, ever to do so.