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 1 24|    hospitality. Thus he spread the worship of himself through all lands.
 2 24|    Assyrians, whom the Babylonians worship, and who was the contemporary
 3 24| institution of new forms of divine worship.~
 4 26|                       XXVI. OF THE WORSHIP OF THE ELEMENTS AND STARS.~
 5 28|   introduced new superstitions and worship of gods. These taught that
 6 41|          religion, which is in the worship of the gods, and false wisdom,
 7 41|          closely connected. For to worship the true God, that and nothing
 8 43|           the accursed and impious worship of gods crept in through
 9 43|        their fathers, observed the worship handed down to them by successive
10 43|       profane rites, undertook the worship of strange gods, and, leaving
11 43|     strange gods, and, leaving the worship of their father, sacrificed
12 49|          be so divided through the worship of the two, that the division
13 53|           to the gods, that is not worship, nor an acceptable sacrifice,
14 53|           to me? Do you wish me to worship your gods, which I consider
15 54|         FREEDOM OF RELIGION IN THE WORSHIP OF GOD.~These things may
16 54|         imposed upon any, so as to worship that which he does not wish
17 54|          which he does not wish to worship. Some one may perhaps pretend,
18 55|            suffered to escape, who worship cattle and beasts of every
19 56|           OF JUSTICE, WHICH IS THE WORSHIP OF THE TRUE GOD. ~For if
20 56|              For if justice is the worship of the true God (for what
21 56|          Himself, nor observed His worship and law; and on this account
22 57|         tortures nor death for the worship and honour of the true God
23 58|                 LVIII. OF THE TRUE WORSHIP OF GOD, AND SACRIFICE.~I
24 58|           God require from man but worship of the mind, which is pure
25 58|          is sacrifice; in this the worship of God, respecting which
26 62|        easily led aside to impious worship. Hence it is that they who
27 63|           appears to have left the worship of God, and to have passed
28 67|           acceptable; this is true worship, when a man offers upon
29 69|     acknowledge Him, that they may worship Him, in whom is justice;
30 69|           in whom is justice; they worship Him, that they may receive
31 69|             and should pay Him the worship and honour due to Him. Here
32 69|          was silent concerning the worship of that God whom he confessed
33 71|            he shall entice many to worship him, and to receive his
34 71|     forehead. And he who shall not worship him and receive his sign
35 73|      SAFETY IS IN THE RELIGION AND WORSHIP OF GOD.~Wherefore, since