Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,11 |         that we honor, and what we worship, we have a ready reply:
 2 I, 1,18 |            and worshipped~with one worship” (St. John Damascene, Exact
 3 I, 1,18 |           the true God against the worship of~idols; those who worshipped
 4 I, 2,1  |        proceeds from the Father.We worship the All-Holy Trinity with
 5 I, 2,1  |           a single and inseparable worship. In the Church Fathers~and
 6 I, 2,3  |        baptized~in the Jordan, the worship of the Trinity was made
 7 I, 2,4  |            the best of my power to worship Father,~Son, and Holy Spirit,
 8 I, 2,8  |  Hypostases are equal in~honor and worship.~As for the fullness of
 9 II, 3,5 |       texts on Christian doctrine, worship, and discipline~which give
10 II, 6,3 |          Chapters 7 and 8).The one worship of Christ.~To the Lord Jesus
11 II, 6,3 |          give a single inseparable~worship, both according to Divinity
12 II, 6,3 |       touches only on the separate worship of the Divinity and the
13 II, 6,3 |         general the veneration and worship of Christ should be directed
14 II, 6,3 |         was there~ever a custom to worship separately the love of God,
15 II, 6,3 |          of prayer, contrition and worship before Him. Even in the
16 II, 6,6 |            the Son, that all might worship the Son as they worship~
17 II, 6,6 |            worship the Son as they worship~the Father. The Son Himself
18 II, 8,5 |          single inseparable Divine worship, both~according to His Divinity
19 II, 8,5 |           given the same honor and worship~which we are obliged to
20 II, 9,4 |          Christians.~The Christian worship of God, in its highest state,
21 II, 9,4 |           in its highest state, is worship “in spirit and in truth” (
22 II, 9,4 |            these things.~Spiritual worship must be accompanied by bodily
23 II, 9,4 |           be accompanied by bodily worship, as a result of the close
24 II, 9,5 |           the outward forms of the worship of God and the veneration
25 II, 9,5 |          erection of idols and the~worship of them, one cannot at all
26 II, 9,5 |      images~of false gods, and the worship of them was a worship of
27 II, 9,5 |          the worship of them was a worship of demons, or else of imaginary
28 II, 9,5 |          thus, in essence, it is a worship of the lifeless objects
29 II, 9,5 |        they have in mind the pagan worship (the~Council of Elvira in
30 II, 9,5 |         drawn away from pagan idol worship, and only later could there
31 II, 9,5 | proskynisis), not indeed that true worship of faith (Greek:~latreia)
32 II, 9,5 |           distinction between the “worship” of God and the~“reverence”
33 Add, 0,4|          and also in public~Divine Worship, we never lose sight of