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 1   1,2,2  |      almost entirely expressed in images, ~and all its words denote
 2   1,2,4  |        prohibit making the sacred images called icons? We have a ~
 3   1,2,4  |       saints is the use of sacred images and the respect shown to ~
 4   1,2,4  |          Old Testament Temple had images on the walls and curtains,
 5   1,2,4  |       Christian ~icons. Idols are images of false gods, demons, or
 6   1,2,4  |         difference between sacred images and ~idols blasphemes and
 7   1,2,4  |    ancient Christians used sacred images in the ~catacombs and their
 8   1,2,4  |      against ~statues and similar images, but they probably had contemporary
 9   1,2,4  |         col-~ors emerge in sacred images. ~ Records of the Seventh
10   1,2,4  |       also the venerable and holy images ~. . . should be set forth
11   1,2,4  |      realism of three-dimensional images, which make them suit-~able
12   1,5,5  |            This king .made molten images for Baalim... and burnt ~
13   1,5,5  |        Assyrians in the following images: “The LORD is slow to anger,
14   1,5,5  | destruction of Jerusalem serve as images of the ~end of the world
15   1,5,5  |     monarchies represented by the images of a goat and a ram, put ~
16   1,Add,0|          For an .allegorist. the .images. he interprets are re-~flections
17   1,Add,0|   pre-existing prototype, or even images of some eternal or abstract .
18   1,Add,1|           Words, expressions, and images are genuine, indeed, but
19   2,5,4  |      literal understanding of the images in this book provided the
20   2,5,4  |      reminds us of the terrifying~images and visions of the Apocalypse.~
21   2,5,6  |   creatures closest to God. These images are of a man, a lion, a
22   2,5,6  |       Heaven, two groups, or two “images,” stand~out. These are the