Part

 1 I    |        the heavens, urges us to worship the Creator only, let us,
 2 I    |        Demiurge,39Whom the Jews worship, and holding that the Demiurge
 3 XIII |       law of God and the Divine worship of Israel. At all events,
 4 XIV  |     truth of God for a lie, and worship and serve the creature more
 5 XIV  |          Who turns men from the worship of idols and images and
 6 XVII |         the Creator with a pure worship, and praising His beauteous
 7 XVIII|        teaches that we ought to worship God only, and overlook all
 8 XVIII|       wisdom may be seen in the worship of irrational creatures,
 9 XVIII|   arguments to show that such a worship of God, though partly lost
10 XVIII| Egyptians boast of their animal worship and explain the principles
11 XVIII|       read we invite men to the worship of the God of the universe,
12 XVIII|     virtues connected with that worship, but dissuade them from
13 XIX  |        and stone, are worthy of worship; common sense, nevertheless,
14 XX   |         than the Egyptians, who worship the irrational creatures
15 XX   |       discover the pure form of worship, but may sink by their speculations
16 XXII |       honour their own forms of worship. And he adduces a deeper
17 XXII |       honour their own forms of worship, when he darkly hints that
18 XXII |         laws which prohibit the worship of any other God than the
19 XXII |        with some it is piety to worship a crocodile, and with others
20 XXII |         others deem it piety to worship a calf, and others to regard
21 XXII |     been brought by the Word to worship the Supreme God, and out
22 Index|        wise men, 81, 90; animal worship, 90, 128; mysterious doctrines,