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 1  4,12| distinction between honorable reverence and worship is overlooked.
 2  4,12|      salutation and honorable reverence [Greek: timetike proskynesis],
 3  4,12|    sharply between “honorable reverence” which is accorded to icons,
 4  4,12|   approach them with the same reverence and love that one reserves
 5  4,12|      order to communicate the reverence, respect and love that one
 6  7,11|     We must uphold with great reverence and godliness Holy Tradition
 7  7,14|       God's will by faith and reverence rather than by pride or
 8  7,20|  Among the Fathers, a special reverence is held for the Three Great
 9  9,7 |       worshipers' respect and reverence for these holy things. The
10  9,38|    Christians have an immense reverence for the relics of saints.
11  9,38|     that relegate Orthodoxy's reverence of relics to the realm of
12  9,39|    the relics of saints. This reverence does not spring from superstition
13  9,39|     was noted above. The same reverence is shown to the bones of
14 10,22|     Name Day demonstrates the reverence Orthodox Christians have
15 11,3 |    have no idea of beauty and reverence in worship, for they strike