Book, Chapter

 1      I, 5 |         highest reason, or else His worship would be brought into doubt.
 2      I, 5 |           to each other), I were to worship them both, what should I
 3      I, 5 |         present to me. If I were to worship one of the two, I should
 4      I, 5 |        think it the safer course to worship neither of these two Gods
 5    III, 23|      useless and hurtful objects of worship;" in other words, from the
 6     IV, 28|          there is no reward for the worship, which men need expect.
 7     IV, 33|             Pharisees doing servile worship to it, He hurled this sentence
 8     IV, 35|            place where men ought to worship." Accordingly, He who said, "
 9     IV, 36|            Him does He enjoin us to worship in humility, as the lifter-up
10     IV, 36| supplications? With what formula of worship, with what hope (shall I
11      V, 2 |   prescribes, not in respect of its worship; "another" as to the discipline
12      V, 9 |              and even the multitude worship the dead in the presumption
13      V, 9 |         indeed, shall they all thus worship, except Christ? "All nations