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Erected by Moses in the wilderness as a temporary place for divine worship.
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Now the divine worship is directed to the glorification of God.
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The literal reason is in connection with the divine worship.
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This was the first divine worship that Claudia had engaged in for many months.
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Yet divine worship was given to idols in various ways.
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The last is divine worship, the first waste of time.
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The third thing required was the removal of all impediments to divine worship, viz.
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The people were to be allowed liberty of conscience in divine worship and church discipline.
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The whole valley was disturbed and troubled with forebodings at the suspension of divine worship.
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The second thing required was the use of those things that pertain to divine worship.
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Therefore it seems that we may worship idols outwardly without prejudice to the divine worship.
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To all these they gave divine worship, as Augustine relates (De Civ .
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Reforms the Church, when corrupted in divine worship, discipline, or government: as did Moses, Exod.
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Any boarders who do not attend divine worship are to be reported to the managers.
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Classing the mass, our lady-saints, and beasts, among the idols or objects of divine worship.
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Nothing could be more likely than this to promote laxity of attendance at divine worship.
