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He saw the practice as idolatrous.
This idolatrous worship is a surrogate for eternal life.
Though they have not been idolatrous, they.
The idolatrous religion of the Samaritans thus became perpetuated.
Belief in one God can still be idolatrous.
You went to Corinth, this pagan idolatrous place, and you preached the Gospel to them. You loved them.
They were instructed from the 5 Books of Moses but still retained many of their idolatrous customs.
They were invited to idolatrous feasts, and their indulgence in wine further beclouded their dazed minds.
This explains why the Nazishave to combat every form of religion besides their own idolatrous brand.
I also believe that Godcould see where such an ungodly, idolatrous union of people would lead down the road, and it was not good.
Clearly the idea of the“queen of heaven” as the consort orparamour of the King of heaven is idolatrous and unbiblical.
His union by marriage with an idolatrous woman of decided character and positive temperament resulted disastrously both to himself and to the nation.
In 1548, rioting groups destroyed sculptures andother artworks in the Cathedral claiming that the items were idolatrous.
Joseph attributed his success to the favor of God, and even his idolatrous master accepted this as the secret of his unparalleled prosperity.
The New Testament declares that Satan strove for possession of the body of Moses,doubtless with a view to using it in some idolatrous way, but Jehovah forbade.
The group considers all pre-Islamic culture idolatrous, along with any religion outside its own radical interpretation of Sunni Islam.
Critics elucidate that"Solomon's temple provides an explicit demonstration of how anartefact moves from its genesis in devotional practice to an idolatrous end.".
Likewise, the Greek Orthodox Church is considered"idolatrous" by many other Christians because in much of their worship they use icons.
Their senses were so beclouded with wine, and their unholy passions had such full sway, overpowering every barrier, that they invited temptation,even to the attending of these idolatrous feasts.
Before all this cruelty, all this idolatrous sacrifice of children to the god of power, money, pride and arrogance, empirical explanations alone are not sufficient.
Jews, Protestants, and true Jewish and Gentile Christians were seen as a threat to the Catholic church's rule andwere forced to convert to the idolatrous religion or be killed.
It is out of the idolatrous dotings of the old Egyptians upon broiled ibis and roasted river horse, that you see the mummies of those creatures in their huge bake-houses the pyramids.
Following the traditional division of knowledge common to many European encyclopedic works,the Florentine Codex deals with“all things divine(or rather idolatrous), human and natural of New Spain.”.
Through the symbolic presentation of the marriage of Hosea and Gomer,God's love for the idolatrous nation of Israel is displayed in a rich metaphor in the themes of sin, judgment, and forgiving love.
It took them away from the idolatrous scenes of the metropolis to the quieter conditions of pastoral life, and would be recognized by Abraham as a step in the right direction--toward Canaan, so that, on the death of his father, he could be prepared to quickly enter upon the Divine arrangement.
The homage due to angels and saints became for most Christians a nearly idolatrous worship, and it could be feared at one time that the Christian religion was regressing toward the religions that it had vanquished.
Idolatrous religions calling themselves“Christian”(such as The Catholic Church, the Russian Orthodox Church etc.) will not be taken because they follow a man-made works-based religion rather than the Bible message of salvation by grace through faith in the finished sacrifice of the Lord Jesus on the cross.
Unlike astrolatry, which usually implies polytheism, frowned upon as idolatrous by Christian authors since Eusebius, astrotheology is any"religious system founded upon the observation of the heavens", and in particular, may be monotheistic.
Behaviour considered idolatrous or potentially idolatrous may include the creation of any type of image of the deity, or of other figures of religious significance such as prophets, saints, and clergy, the creation of images of any person or animal at all, and the use of religious symbols, or secular ones.