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 1 1     |             WIDE SCOPE OF THE WORD IDOLATRY.~The principal crime of
 2 1     |    procuring cause of judgment, is idolatry. For, although each single
 3 1     |       under the general account of idolatry. Set aside names, examine
 4 1     | fornication in their upbraiding of idolatry. The essence of fraud, I
 5 1     |          greatest crime. Well, but idolatry does fraud to God, by refusing
 6 1     |           equally with the former, idolatry stands unacquitted of the
 7 1     |         own essence represented in idolatry. In it also are the cancupiscences
 8 1     |       world. For what solemnity of idolatry is without the circumstance
 9 1     |          it comes to pass, that in idolatry all crimes are detected,
10 1     |        detected, and in all crimes idolatry. Even otherwise, since all
11 1     |           fault is chargeable with idolatry, for he does that which
12 2     |                                II. IDOLATRY IN ITS MORE LIMITED SENSE.
13 2     |            of their own works; let idolatry remain in that which it
14 2     |         which the expansiveness of idolatry has to be foreguarded against
15 2     |             Most men simply regard idolatry as to be interpreted in
16 2     |         head of unrighteousness is idolatry, the first point is, that
17 2     |           against the abundance of idolatry, while we recognise it not
18 3     |                               III. IDOLATRY: ORIGIN AND MEANING OF THE
19 3     |            remain permanently. Yet idolatry used to be practised, not
20 3     |        instantly became a fount of idolatry. For it makes no difference
21 3     |         since even without an idol idolatry is committed, when the idol
22 3     |           be called an idol. Hence idolatry is "all attendance and service
23 3     |          of incurring the guilt of idolatry. ~
24 4     |         apostates, would turn into idolatry all the elements, all the
25 4     |      consecration of the images is idolatry. Whatever guilt idolatry
26 4     |           idolatry. Whatever guilt idolatry incurs, must necessarily
27 6     |                                VI. IDOLATRY CONDEMNED BY BAPTISM. TO
28 8     |           ARTS MADE SUBSERVIENT TO IDOLATRY. LAWFUL MEANS OF GAINING
29 8     |           free of the contagion of idolatry, we whose (not unwitting)
30 9     |            OF SOME KINDS ALLIED TO IDOLATRY. OF ASTROLOGY IN PARTICULAR.~
31 9     |            liable to the charge of idolatry. Of astrologers there should
32 10    |          in affinity with manifold idolatry: first, in that it is necessary
33 10    |      catechizes about idols commit idolatry. But when a believer learns
34 10    |      capable of understanding what idolatry is, he neither receives
35 11    |           BETWEEN COVETOUSNESS AND IDOLATRY. CERTAIN TRADES, HOWEVER
36 11    |            the same apostle called idolatry. In the next place proceeding
37 11    |          falls under the charge of idolatry. Rather, is not that the
38 11    |          is not that the principal idolatry? If the selfsame merchandises--
39 11    |           idols were in the world, idolatry, hitherto shapeless, used
40 11    |          if, even now, the work of idolatry is perpetrated, for the
41 11    |            even toward demons, for idolatry is more easily carried on
42 11    |          be free from the title of idolatry; unless we interpret idolatry
43 11    |      idolatry; unless we interpret idolatry to be altogether something
44 12    |           point of affinities with idolatry, but to avoid even from
45 13    |  OBSERVANCE OF DAYS CONNECTED WITH IDOLATRY.~But why speak of sacrifices
46 15    |          doubt an idol's honour is idolatry. If it is for a man's sake,
47 15    |            again consider that all idolatry is for man's sake; let us
48 15    |            again consider that all idolatry is a worship done to men,
49 15    |           a former age or of this. Idolatry is condemned, not on account
50 15    |            ourselves separate from idolatry. For it is for this reason,
51 15    |            of divine sublimity, is idolatry. So too, Daniel, in all
52 16    |     against from the breath of the idolatry which is mixed up with them.
53 16    |          surrounded the world with idolatry, it will be lawful for us
54 16    |             I shall be partaker of idolatry; if any other cause conjoins
55 17    |           held to be a minister of idolatry. Mindful of this rule, we
56 17    |         kings up to the confine of idolatry. Hence arose, very lately,
57 17    |       intact from every species of idolatry; after the example that
58 17    |      Joseph and Daniel, clean from idolatry, administered both dignity
59 18    |            DRESS AS CONNECTED WITH IDOLATRY.~But we must now treat of
60 18    |    dedicated from the beginning to idolatry engrafted on the dignity
61 18    |        whatever there you touch is idolatry. Let even this fact help
62 18    |    troublesome to you in resisting idolatry." For avoiding it, remedies
63 19    |                     XX. CONCERNING IDOLATRY IN WORDS.~But, however,
64 19    |          words, also the inroad of idolatry must be foreguarded against,
65 19    |            of God, has fallen into idolatry. But if i speak of them
66 19    |            collusion of faith with idolatry? For who does not honour
67 20    |          his servants, introducing idolatry into us through our ears?
68 20    |       honour of idols, that is, to idolatry! All sufferance of that
69 20    |         sufferance of that kind is idolatry. You honour those to whom,
70 20    |        your fear will be an act of idolatry. How much more, while you
71 21    |           of course, all denial is idolatry, just as all idolatry is
72 21    |           is idolatry, just as all idolatry is denial, whether in deeds
73 conclu|            shallows and straits of idolatry, Faith, her sails filled
74 conclu|           is no breathing--even in idolatry. All waves thereof whatsoever
75 conclu|        easier than caution against idolatry, if the fear of it be our
76 conclu|       ourselves to the shunning of idolatry. This shall be our Law,