Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXV   |           devoting himself to the service of his acquaintances, is
 2        1, LXVI  |        would not have been of any service to Him who, wished to show
 3        4, XXII  |      venerable temple-worship and service, and enslaved by more powerful
 4        4, LXXV  |          cattle, and herb for the service of man, that He may bring
 5        4, XC    |           other useful purpose or service, they would not have placed
 6        6, IV    |        then, commit errors in the service which they render to God,
 7        6, XIII  |          of men who adhere to the service of God, so far as they can,
 8        7, V     |        and from the purity of His service? It is moreover evident
 9        7, XLIV  |        faithful attachment to His service, although they were condemned
10        7, XLVI  |           to do their best in the service of God, who accepts the
11        7, XLVI  |          devote themselves to His service, but also to some who are
12        7, XLVI  |         the purity of worship and service which He requires; and that
13        7, XLVIII|          to fit them for the pure service of God, and for whom the
14        7, LXII  |      offerings consecrated to the service of the gods, or images representing
15        7, LXIX  |          the Supreme God; and the service of demons is the service
16        7, LXIX  |          service of demons is the service of so-called gods, for "
17        8, II    |        men, that he who is in the service of one master cannot well
18        8, II    |        serve another, because the service which he renders to the
19        8, II    |    already engaged himself to the service of one, must accept that
20        8, V     |       induced to combine with the service of God the service of any
21        8, V     |       with the service of God the service of any other, or to serve
22        8, VI    |         servant entering into the service of another, but we fear
23        8, VII   |        which he made in regard to service among men, that" the first
24        8, VII   | afterwards give themselves to the service of others. Let him also
25        8, VII   |     servant of one man enters the service of a second master, the
26        8, VIII  |       only when they refer to the service which we render to the Most
27        8, VIII  |           He stood in need of our service, or as though He would be
28        8, VIII  |        ourselves benefited by the service of God, and because we are
29        8, IX    |    believe that we are led by our service of God to the worship of
30        8, IX    |         to whom alone worship and service are properly due? You said
31        8, XXI   |           are most devoted to His service from taking part in public
32        8, XXI   |           naturally from a devout service of God. If, however, the
33        8, XXI   |          shown to accord with the service of God, but may on the contrary
34        8, XXIX  |           to the pure worship and service of God, and anxious not
35        8, XXXV  |         lower offices of trust or service in the state, would be able
36        8, XLVI  |       dared to profane the Jewish service in the temple at Jerusalem.~ 
37        8, LV    |         they refuse to render due service to the gods, and to respect
38        8, LV    |       those who are set over this service, let them not come to manhood,
39        8, LXII  |          it is profitable" to the service of such demons, as he has
40        8, LXXV  |        diviner and more necessary service in the Church of God--for
41        8, LXXV  |        salvation of men. And this service is at once necessary and