Book, Chapter

  1        1, XI     |            in Him who teaches that worship is due to God alone, and
  2        1, XI     |       worthy of honour, but not of worship and reverence? And respecting
  3        1, XX     |      wisdom are to be found in the worship of irrational animals, and
  4        1, XX     |            which prove that such a worship of God is in conformity
  5        1, XXIII  |    herdsmen and shepherds from the worship of many gods, he himself
  6        1, XXIII  |            of the world, we should worship the Maker of it as the one
  7        1, XXVI   |         when he alleges that "they worship angels, and are addicted
  8        1, XXVI   |           lawgiver laying down the worship of angels, let him tell,
  9        1, XXVI   |            chastity, and a wish to worship God with greater purity,
 10        1, XXX    |          of all things, and of the worship which belongs to Him, and
 11        1, XL     |          who came from the east to worship the child. And you yourself
 12        1, LVIII  |           him at his birth, and to worship him while yet an infant
 13        1, LX     |        piety of the Magi for their worship of Him, by making known
 14        1, LXX    |          other Grecian deity whose worship is established in one place.
 15        2, II     |            law, and how the Jewish worship consisted in the pattern
 16        2, II     |      believed to constitute a true worship which ye rendered unto God.
 17        2, IV     |            of your system from our worship, and when you have made
 18        2, IV     | Christianity is through the Mosaic worship and the prophetic writings;
 19        2, VIII   |            the place sacred to the worship of their fathers, save the
 20        2, XIII   |     standing, and the whole Jewish worship celebrated in it, Jesus
 21        2, XLVII  |    crucified Jesus, that we should worship those who have undergone
 22        2, LXXI   |            a Spirit, and they that worship Him must worship Him in
 23        2, LXXI   |         they that worship Him must worship Him in spirit and in truth."
 24        2, LXXVIII|    sanctuary, and of your splendid worship?" For whatever they may
 25        2, LXXVIII|          his doctrine of religious worship and teaching, could accomplish
 26        3, III    |  immediately have gone over to the worship of those demons which gave
 27        3, V      |          that people in matters of worship, says that "they suffered
 28        3, XV     |            their thoughts from the worship of created things instead
 29        3, XVII   |            them, and ceremonies of worship full of superstition and
 30        3, XVII   |       passed within, the object of worship is seen to be a cat, or
 31        3, XVII   |         the splendours of Egyptian worship which are seen by those
 32        3, XVII   |     crucified, the analogue to the worship of the irrational animal?
 33        3, XIX    |        that such rites are acts of worship offered to eternal ideas,
 34        3, XIX    |           and dogs of the Egyptian worship in our narratives about
 35        3, XXIII  |           deserving of respect and worship who were torn by the Titans,
 36        3, XXV    |         are as alleged, reasonably worship them as pure divinities?--
 37        3, XXVII  |  reformation of morals, and to the worship of the God who is over all
 38        3, XXVIII |      Metapontines from this divine worship, if they were to regard
 39        3, XXXIV  |          acting like the Getae who worship Zamolxis, and the Cilicians
 40        3, XXXIV  |    Zamolxis, and the Cilicians who worship Mopsus, and the Acarnanians
 41        3, XXXVII |        then, having been taught to worship Antinous, will, if you compare
 42        3, XL     |         and stone are deserving of worship, yet common sense forbids
 43        3, XLIII  |        that "we ridicule those who worship Jupiter, because his tomb
 44        3, XLIII  |        island of Crete; and yet we worship him who rose from the tomb,
 45        3, L      |           read, we lead men to the worship of the God of the universe,
 46        3, LVII   |        dogmas of philosophy to our worship of God, by showing forth
 47        3, LXXV   |            yield themselves to the worship of many gods, and to whatever
 48        3, LXXVI  |          who hasten to temples and worship images or animals as divinities.
 49        3, LXXVII |          to see that they ought to worship, and admire, and reverence
 50        4, XXII   |           they offered up to God a worship containing the symbols of
 51        4, XXII   |        doctrine of a pure and holy worship, and who have obtained new
 52        4, XXVI   |          vain appearance of piety, worship either irrational animals,
 53        4, XXVI   |      admire the Maker of them, and worship Him: while those are indeed
 54        4, XXVI   |        temple of the God whom they worship, becoming such from the
 55        4, XXXI   |          shouldst be led astray to worship them, and serve them." And
 56        4, XLVIII |          we offer to the Creator a worship which is pure, and speak
 57        4, LXXV   |             who are devoted to the worship of the only God, who created
 58        4, XC     |         beneath the Egyptians, who worship irrational animals as divinities.
 59        4, XCII   |           to search after the pure worship of God, but allow their
 60        5, III    | apostatized from the pure and holy worship and honour due to the Maker
 61        5, IV     |            commanded to honour and worship in place of God those who
 62        5, VI     |        wonder, is that they should worship the heaven and the angels
 63        5, VI     |       thunder (to which they offer worship), and lightnings, and fruits,
 64        5, VI     |          to them, nor serve them," worship nothing else than the Supreme
 65        5, VI     |          according to the law, and worship the Maker of heaven, will
 66        5, VI     |          Maker of heaven, will not worship the heaven at the same time
 67        5, VI     |      heaven, shouldst be driven to worship them, and serve them, which
 68        5, VIII   |        turned, and gave them up to worship the host of heaven; as it
 69        5, VIII   |          figures which you made to worship them." And in the writings
 70        5, IX     |     transgress their law who offer worship to those who are said to
 71        5, X      |      heaven, shouldst be driven to worship them, and serve them, which
 72        5, X      |             if they are to receive worship at all, not for the sake
 73        5, XI     |           all." Those, indeed, who worship sun, moon, and stars because
 74        5, XI     |         would not rationally offer worship to that which is, as it
 75        5, XI     |            down to him, Why do you worship me? "for thou wilt worship
 76        5, XI     |         worship me? "for thou wilt worship the LORD thy God, and Him
 77        5, XI     |          who are with me serve and worship. And although one may not
 78        5, XII    |          shall not on that account worship those who themselves offer
 79        5, XII    |         those who themselves offer worship, as we do not worship even
 80        5, XII    |        offer worship, as we do not worship even Moses, and those prophets
 81        5, XII    |             not even then shall we worship them, but the Father of
 82        5, XII    |          even then ought we not to worship the God whom they only proclaim
 83        5, XXV    |        time, and observe a mode of worship which, whatever be its nature,
 84        5, XXV    |            observe their ancestral worship, as other nations carefully
 85        5, XXVII  |    ancestral laws which forbid the worship of any other deity than
 86        5, XXVII  |            among certain tribes to worship a crocodile, and to eat
 87        5, XXVII  |        others it is a pious act to worship a calf, and among others,
 88        5, XXXIV  |          finding their sacrificial worship oppressive, and wishing
 89        5, XXXIV  |          its established method of worship. Of a truth, we shall find
 90        5, XXXIV  |        Ethiopia who dwell in Meroe worship Jupiter and Bacchus alone;
 91        5, XXXV   |          been led by the Gospel to worship the God of all things, and,
 92        5, XXXVI  |           to observe the religious worship sanctioned by the laws of
 93        5, XXXVII |     inhabit the parts about Meroe, worship, as is their pleasure, Jupiter
 94        5, XXXVII |            among the Arabians, who worship Urania as a female, and
 95        5, XXXVII |        Naucratis it seemed good to worship other divinities, while
 96        5, XXXVIII|           Jupiter and Bacchus, and worship these alone; and that the
 97        5, XXXVIII|           deity, and Urania, whose worship is confined to them." According
 98        5, XXXVIII|          neither do the Ethiopians worship Urania, nor the Arabians
 99        5, XXXVIII|         impiety because he did not worship Urania, and for this reason
100        5, XXXVIII|         For, having been taught to worship Urania and Bacchus alone,
101        5, XXXVIII|       Bacchus alone, they will not worship Jupiter along with the Ethiopians;
102        5, XXXVIII|           teach us to offer divine worship to cold water, and to the
103        5, XXXIX  |    conformity with reason; and not worship at random, sheep, or goats,
104        5, XXXIX  |         the laws of their country, worship and tend crocodiles, and
105        5, XLII   |             and of the sacrificial worship offered in it and at the
106        5, XLII   |         with the present method of worship among other nations, there
107        5, XLIII  |     sentiments, fall away into the worship of idols and demons, whereas
108        5, XLVIII |        those who practise the same worship, but are not circumcised,
109        5, LI     |          us and the Egyptians, who worship the goat, or the ram, or
110        5, LXII   |           of certain Simonians who worship Helene, or Helenus, as their
111        6, III    |          have not offered to Him a worship in harmony with the truth,
112        6, IV     |         ignorance as to the (true) worship of God. Moreover, we may
113        6, IV     |         with the Egyptians, to the worship of birds, and four-footed
114        6, IV     |          of God into a lie, and to worship and serve the "creature
115        6, V      |          to turn away men from the worship of idols, and of images,
116        6, V      |        readers to attain to a pure worship of God, nor even himself,
117        6, XVII   |         dispose the philosopher to worship in a manner worthy of him
118        6, XVII   |       adulterated or polluted this worship with what we call "idolatry,"
119        6, XXIX   |           you acknowledge that you worship the same God; but when your
120        6, XXIX   |         time, and still profess to worship as God, and we are guilty
121        6, XXXIII |           are far removed from the worship which Christians offer up
122        6, XXXIX  |          magic under pretence of a worship of this character,--and
123        6, XLI    |          experience, that they who worship the God of all things in
124        6, LXVII  |        other who is opposed to the worship of God. But let those who
125        6, LXX    |            this mountain, shall ye worship the Father. God is a Spirit;
126        6, LXX    |            a Spirit; and they that worship Him must worship Him in
127        6, LXX    |         they that worship Him must worship Him in spirit and in truth."
128        6, LXX    |        Spirit in proportion as the worship rendered to Him is rendered
129        6, LXX    |         with images that we are to worship the Father, but "in truth,"
130        7, XXVI   |       temple: it has abolished the worship which was offered to God
131        7, XXVII  |          is a Spirit, and they who worship Him must worship Him in
132        7, XXVII  |          they who worship Him must worship Him in spirit and in truth."~
133        7, XLII   |        never have given homage and worship, or ascribed the name of
134        7, XLVI   |         removed from the purity of worship and service which He requires;
135        7, XLVIII |           celebration of religious worship among the Athenians. But
136        7, LXII   |            of Libya, the Seres who worship no god, and some other of
137        7, LXII   |     worshipper of God ought not to worship demons."~
138        7, LXIV   |            who cannot allow in the worship of the Divine Being altars,
139        7, LXIV   |            afraid of degrading the worship of God, and reducing it
140        7, LXIV   |             and reducing it to the worship of material things wrought
141        7, LXIV   |             and again, "Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and Him
142        7, LXV    |            build temples, yet they worship the sun and the other works
143        7, LXV    |            have been taught not to worship the creature instead of
144        7, LXV    |            state, ought not in our worship to hold the place of God,
145        7, LXVI   |      follow their example, and who worship these images not simply
146        7, LXVI   |          that the objects of their worship are not true gods. Celsus,
147        7, LXVII  |     worshipper of God ought not to worship demons." If he had been
148        7, LXVII  |          for saying that those who worship the Supreme Being should
149        7, LXIX   |             Accordingly, those who worship God must not serve demons.
150        7, LXIX   |       their wishes. Wherefore, the worship of all demons would be inconsistent
151        7, LXIX   |          be inconsistent in us who worship the Supreme God; and the
152        7, LXIX   |            determined to avoid the worship of demons even as we would
153        7, LXIX   |        death; and we hold that the worship, which is supposed among
154        8, II     |       Celsus asks us why we do not worship demons, and to his remarks
155        8, II     |       purpose of leading us to the worship of demons, he represents
156        8, III    |  understand the objects of heathen worship (for we know that "all the
157        8, IV     |            an entire and undivided worship through His Son--the word
158        8, V      |           the nations of the earth worship as gods, but also beyond
159        8, VI     | ambassadors for Christ" should not worship any ruler among Persians,
160        8, IX     |           expression, "For if thou worship any other of the things
161        8, IX     |          our service of God to the worship of any other things which
162        8, IX     |       corrects the words, "If thou worship any other of the things
163        8, IX     |        away from Him to whom alone worship and service are properly
164        8, IX     |         put to us in regard to the worship of Jesus, we will show that
165        8, IX     |          were preparations for His worship. And the wonders which He
166        8, IX     |          from God in behalf of the worship of Christ. He who honours
167        8, XI     |         however, who teaches us to worship many gods, ought in consistency
168        8, XII    |         valid argument against the worship of others. But they pay
169        8, XII    |        offence against God if they worship also His servant." To this
170        8, XII    |          not have supposed that we worship any other besides Him who
171        8, XII    |         and My Father are one." We worship one God, the Father and
172        8, XII    |           our argument against the worship of other gods still continues
173        8, XII    |           when Christ appeared. We worship, therefore, the Father of
174        8, XIII   |     because we join along with the worship of God the worship of His
175        8, XIII   |        with the worship of God the worship of His Son, it follows that,
176        8, XIII   |           the meaning of the word "worship," and the duties of the
177        8, XIII   |            plea of consistency, to worship such as are declared by
178        8, XIII   |           therefore, altogether to worship and serve those whom other
179        8, XIII   |         serve those whom other men worship, for the reason that they
180        8, XIII   |            demons. Accordingly, we worship with all our power the one
181        8, XIV    |       consent to discontinue their worship of him who is their leader
182        8, XVI    |          principle with us, not to worship any god whom we merely "
183        8, XVIII  |          in the souls of those who worship the Most High God with the
184        8, XX     |            deeming it necessary to worship the Divine Being by raising
185        8, XXI    |            to offer an enlightened worship to the Divine Being will
186        8, XXIX   |           His teaching to the pure worship and service of God, and
187        8, XLI    |            but upon those only who worship them. Moreover, if certain
188        8, LVI    |           we, along with those who worship the Creator, will live according
189        8, LVI    |       affairs of the world. For we worship the Lord our God, and Him
190        8, LVI    |            thou wilt fall down and worship me," answered him by the
191        8, LVI    |          by the words, "Thou shall worship the Lord thy God, and Him
192        8, LVII   |      neither sacrifice to them nor worship them. We are much more concerned
193        8, LVIII  |           degrade our souls to the worship of demons, under the assumption
194        8, LXIII  |            debase our souls to the worship of demons; and now he wishes
195        8, LXVII  |            we are not permitted to worship so glorious an object as
196        8, LXVIII |          humane; and every form of worship will be destroyed except
197        8, LXIX   |          gods and men, and were to worship the Most High, or whatever
198        8, LXIX   |            gods and to men, and to worship the Most High?" this is