Chapter

 1 2 |         throw aside the impious worship of gods which are made by
 2 2 |    entangled, and formed to the worship of the true God, we might
 3 2 |        betake themselves to the worship of God, of whom they are
 4 2 |  elements of the universe, they worship the heaven, the earth, the
 5 6 |     angry with him who does not worship Him. ~
 6 7 |       subjected to him. But the worship of God is ascribed to justice;
 7 8 |          does he think that any worship is to be paid to God, or
 8 10|     established; for honour and worship are due to the author and
 9 11|        and those, in short, who worship the gods, often acknowledge
10 11|   discussed, the subject of His worship and honours; with that persuasion,
11 11|       nor stands in need of any worship. Thus there can be no religion
12 14| therefore, designed man to be a worship per of Himself, and on this
13 14|        most just that he should worship Him who bestowed upon him
14 16|        is pleasing to God, both worship Him who is Lord and Parent
15 20|    these, having laid aside the worship of earthly things, acknowledge
16 23|        time when the honour and worship of the Supreme shall have
17 23|        pardon, if we retain the worship and knowledge of Him; if,