Book, Chapter

 1   1,   6|     condescended to accept the worship of men's mouths, and has
 2   1,   7|    call them by that name, and worship them as gods, their thought
 3   1,  33|        the man who is about to worship him, that he should rather
 4   1,  33|     him, that he should rather worship Him who is his Master, and
 5   2,  18|      and Virtue, and prefer to worship in the form of stones things
 6   2,  20|       as they do either to the worship of what is created or of
 7   2,  23|       which lead either to the worship of idols, or to worshipping
 8   2,  28|    Hebrew race, among whom the worship of one God sprang up, and
 9   2,  40|   truths in regard even to the worship of the One God are found
10   2,  40| unlawfully prostituting to the worship of devils. These, therefore,
11   2,  40|   thereby overturning the vain worship of idols. But they gave
12   3,   6|       who observed them on the worship of the One God who made
13   3,   7|       them in reference to the worship and adoration of the creature.
14   3,   7|    indeed the result be that I worship neither? For any statue
15   3,   7|        engage your mind in the worship of these, you will not be
16   3,   8|      of as fornication, to the worship of the One God: not that