Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,2  |          lieve in the Book, but we worship the God whom the Book makes
 2   1,1,5  | Constantine. The formal liturgical worship of the Church was already
 3   1,2,2  |       which to live, if they would worship Him alone as the one true
 4   1,2,2  |           was a portable temple of worship which was ~placed in the
 5   1,2,2  |             conducting sacrificial worship in the taber-~nacle according
 6   1,2,2  |        ordinances of the OT temple worship were made by Moses after
 7   1,2,2  |         the first to expound . the worship of ~one single, invisible
 8   1,2,3  |         the ~east, and are come to worship him. ~Revelation 22:16:
 9   1,2,4  |    liberate them and ~sank down in worship. ~ Moses and Aaron then
10   1,2,4  |           code and ~the rituals of worship. The stern discipline with
11   1,2,4  |            Commandment defines his worship, warning against the worship
12   1,2,4  |       worship, warning against the worship of false, pagan ~gods: Thou
13   1,2,4  |       Scripture strictly prohibits worship of idols, but it does not
14   1,2,4  |      demons, or imaginary thing by worship of lifeless objects of ~
15   1,2,4  |            contemporary pagan idol worship in mind. ~Their cautions
16   1,2,4  | proskynisis], not indeed that true worship of ~faith [Greek: latreia]
17   1,3,5  |         and to encourage people to worship idols. These ~policies led
18   1,3,5  |            tears, repented of idol worship. The priests of Baal that
19   1,4,6  |         Wisdom, whereas pagan idol worship is considered to be a product
20   1,4,6  |            meaninglessness of idol worship~ on the other. ~ The writer
21   1,5,2  |           encouraged the people to worship idols. The temptation of
22   1,5,2  |        popular. Together with idol worship, the Jews borrowed rude
23   1,5,5  |           Jews for the sin of idol worship, because after the disasters,
24   1,Add,1|          exegesis and the “Rule of Worship.”~ The appeal to Tradition
25   1,Add,1|             world. Let the rule of worship lay down the rule of faith..
26   1,Add,1|      orandi. [So that the rule ~of worship should establish the rule
27   1,Add,1|            the lex~orandi [Rule of worship] was persistently used in
28   1,Add,1|           the Second ~century. The Worship of the Church was a solemn
29   1,Add,1|          first in the con-~text of worship and meditation. ~ ~St. Basil
30   1,Add,1|          habit to keep standing at worship on Sundays; the epiclesis
31   2,1    |          giving of institutions of worship and a code of~moral and
32   2,1    |           people were forbidden to~worship Yahweh or observe their
33   2,1    |           their traditions and the worship of Yahweh to rally to the
34   2,1,2  |                          Places of Worship.~In our Lord’s day the Jewish
35   2,1,2  |     maintained two institutions of worship — the~temple and the synagogue.
36   2,1,2  |      Temple. In the Old Testament, worship was largely by sacrificial
37   2,1,2  |         very little congregational worship — singing public prayer
38   2,1,2  |         The first central place~of worship was the movable tabernacle
39   2,1,2  |            our Lord.~As a place of worship the temple was designed
40   2,1,2  |           in it for congregational worship. Individuals would come
41   2,1,2  |          Synagogue. Not all of the worship was centered in the temple.
42   2,1,2  |          of each community came to worship — not with sacrifices, but
43   2,1,2  |         upon to take a part~in the worship.~
44   2,1,3  |                           Times of Worship.~The important times of
45   2,1,3  |             The important times of worship for the Jews of New Testament
46   2,1,3  |            the Sabbath as a day of worship, particularly~worship in
47   2,1,3  |           of worship, particularly~worship in the synagogues. Moses
48   2,1,3  |             it came to be a day of worship,~also.~Before the time of
49   2,1,4  |            of the central place of worship (tabernacle or temple) and
50   2,1,6  |    worshipped~Yahweh, but in their worship they mingled many heathen
51   2,1,6  |            Samaritans continued to worship on and around Mt. Gerazim.
52   2,2,5  |      regarding living water and of worship of God in spirit~and in
53   2,2,6  |           is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in~spirit
54   2,2,6  |         those who worship Him must worship in~spirit and truth” (John