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Meanings of idolomancy in English
Idol worship, any reverence of an image, statue or icon.
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Examples for "idolatry"
Examples for "idolatry"
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The punishment of Israel for their idolatry: a remnant shall be saved.
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Cram the mind and starve the heart-thisis the great popular idolatry.
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With the advent of Elijah a reaction against idolatry had set in.
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Midian has seduced Israel to idolatry and its constant companion, sensual sin.
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Under ISIL's interpretation of Islam, tomb shrines are a form of idolatry.
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What Greek emperor tried to prevent image worship?
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But here in the heart of Bohemia, the extent to which this image worship is carried, exceeds anything I had imagined.
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The old image worship survives in the belief, which is all over Egypt, that the 'Anteeks' (antiques) can cure barrenness.
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Yet already history informs us that the practise of praying for the dead was gaining ground in the church, along with image worship.
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Theism of the Hebrews involved in symbols and image worship, 514-m. Theoclet, Johannite Pontiff, initiated de Payens into the Gnostic Mysteries, 817-u.
Usage of idolomancy in English
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Idolomancy, by idols, images, and figures.
Translations for idolomancy
Portuguese
Idolomancy through the time