Idolatry

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A virtual forsaking of God Accompanied by feasts Adopted by Solomon Adopted by the wicked kings All forms of, forbidden by the law of Moses All heathen nations given up to Altars raised for Angels refuse to receive the worship of Captivity of Israel on account of Captivity of Judah on account of Consists in: Bowing down to images. Consists in: Covetousness. Consists in: Fearing other gods. Consists in: Looking to other gods. Consists in: Sacrificing to images. Consists in: Sacrificing to other gods. Consists in: Sensuality. Consists in: Serving other gods. Consists in: Setting up idols in the heart. Consists in: Speaking in the name of other gods. Consists in: Swearing by other gods. Consists in: Walking after other gods. Consists in: Worshipping angels. Consists in: Worshipping dead men. Consists in: Worshipping demons. Consists in: Worshipping images. Consists in: Worshipping other gods. Consists in: Worshipping the host of heaven. Consists in: Worshipping the true God by an image, &c. Curse denounced against Described as: Abominable. Described as: An abomination to God. Described as: Bloody. Described as: Defiling. Described as: Hateful to God. Described as: Irrational. Described as: Unprofitable. Described as: Vain and foolish. Destruction of, promised Divination connected with Early notice of, amongst God`s professing people Everything connected with, should be destroyed Example of the kings encouraged Israel in Exemplified: Ahab. Exemplified: Ahaz. Exemplified: Amon. Exemplified: Athenians. Exemplified: Belshazzar. Exemplified: Ephesians. Exemplified: Israel. Exemplified: Jeroboam. Exemplified: Jezebel. Exemplified: Judah. Exemplified: Maachah. Exemplified: Manasseh. Exemplified: Micah. Exemplified: Nebuchadnezzar. Exemplified: People of Lystra. Exemplified: Philistines. Exemplified: Sennacherib. Exhortations to turn from Forbidden Great prevalence of, in Israel Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Adrammelech. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Anammelech. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Ashima. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Ashtoreth. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Baal-berith. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Baal-peor. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Baal-zephon. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Baal. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Baalzebub. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Bel. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Chemosh. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Chiun. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Dagon. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Diana. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Huzzab. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Jupiter. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Mercury. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Merodach. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Molech or Milcom. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Nebo. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Nergal. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Nibhaz and Tartak. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Nisroch. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Queen of heaven. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Remphan. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Rimmon. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Succothbenoth. Idols, mentioned in Scripture: Tammuz. Incompatible with the service of God Is a work of the flesh Is changing the glory of God into an image Is changing the truth of God into a lie Led the heathen to consider their gods to have but a local influence Led the heathen to think that their gods visited the earth in bodily shapes Led to abominable sins Making idols for the purpose of, described and ridiculed Objects of described as: Abominations. Objects of described as: Dumb idols. Objects of described as: Dumb Stones.

Objects of described as: Gods that cannot save. Objects of described as: Gods that have not made the heavens. Objects of described as: Graven images. Objects of described as: Helpless. Objects of described as: Idols of abomination. Objects of described as: Images of abomination. Objects of described as: Molten gods. Objects of described as: Molten images. Objects of described as: New gods. Objects of described as: No gods. Objects of described as: Nothing. Objects of described as: Other gods. Objects of described as: Senseless idols. Objects of described as: Stocks. Objects of described as: Strange gods. Objects of described as: Stumbling blocks. Objects of described as: Teachers of lies. Objects of described as: Vanities of the Gentiles. Objects of described as: Vanity. Objects of described as: Wind and confusion. Objects of, carried in procession Objects of, numerous Objects of, worshipped: By bowing to them. Objects of, worshipped: By burning children. Objects of, worshipped: By cutting the flesh. Objects of, worshipped: By kissing the hand to them. Objects of, worshipped: By kissing them. Objects of, worshipped: In groves. Objects of, worshipped: In private houses. Objects of, worshipped: In secret places. Objects of, worshipped: In temples. Objects of, worshipped: On high places. Objects of, worshipped: On the tops of houses. Objects of, worshipped: Under trees. Objects of, worshipped: With incense. Objects of, worshipped: With libations. Objects of, worshipped: With prayer. Objects of, worshipped: With sacrifices. Objects of, worshipped: With singing and dancing. Objects of: Angels. Objects of: Departed spirits. Objects of: Earthly creatures. Objects of: Images. Objects of: The heavenly bodies. Obstinate sinners judicially given up to Punishment of: Banishment. Punishment of: Dreadful judgments which end in death. Punishment of: Eternal torments. Punishment of: Exclusion from heaven. Punishment of: Judicial death. Renounced on conversion Rites of, obscene and impure Saints preserved by God from Saints refuse to receive the worship of Saints should: Flee from. Saints should: Keep from. Saints should: Not covenant with those who practise. Saints should: Not have anything connected with in their houses. Saints should: Not have religious intercourse with those who practise. Saints should: Not intermarry with those who practise. Saints should: Not partake of any thing connected with. Saints should: Refuse to engage in, though threatened with death. Saints should: Testify against. Temples built for The good kings of Judah endeavoured to destroy The Jews: Brought, out of Egypt with them. The Jews: Followed the Assyrians in. The Jews: Followed the Canaanites in. The Jews: Followed the Moabites in. The Jews: Followed the Syrians in. The Jews: Forbidden to practise. The Jews: Often mixed up, with God`s worship. The Jews: Practised, in Egypt. They who practise: Are estranged from God. They who practise: Are ignorant and foolish. They who practise: Are mad upon it. They who practise: Are vain in their imaginations. They who practise: Ask counsel of their idols. They who practise: Boast of it. They who practise: Carried away by it. They who practise: Defile the sanctuary of God. They who practise: Forget God. They who practise: Forsake God. They who practise: Go after it in heart. They who practise: Go astray from God. They who practise: Hate God. They who practise: Have fellowship with devils. They who practise: Hold fast their deceit. They who practise: Inflame themselves. They who practise: Look to idols for deliverance. They who practise: Pollute the name of God. They who practise: Provoke God. They who practise: Swear by their idols. Victims sacrificed in, often adorned with garlands Warnings against Woe denounced against Zeal against-Exemplified: Asa. Zeal against-Exemplified: Israel. Zeal against-Exemplified: Jehoshaphat. Zeal against-Exemplified: Josiah. Zeal against-Exemplified: Manasseh.