idolatries (Meaning)

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idolatries (pl.)

of Idolatry

The ancient Egyptians practiced numerous idolatries, including the worship of cats, crocodiles, and beetles.
The commandment "Thou shalt have no other gods before me" condemns all forms of idolatry.
The people of Israel fell into idolatry during their wanderings in the desert, which angered God.
Idolatries often lead to the neglect of true worship and the distortion of religious beliefs.
The Israelites were forbidden to make any graven image or likeness of any creature, as this could lead to idolatry.
The prophets of the Old Testament denounced the idolatry of the surrounding nations and called for the Israelites to turn away from their evil ways.
The early Christians faced persecution for refusing to participate in Roman idolatries.
The Reformation was a movement that sought to reform the Catholic Church and eliminate all forms of idolatry.
Many modern religions have rejected traditional idolatries in favor of more abstract or spiritual forms of worship.
Idolatries can take various forms, including the worship of celebrities, wealth, or power, all of which can lead to spiritual enslavement.

of Idolatry

adulations,adorations, worships, hero worships, appreciations,reverences, idealizations, glorifications, affections, deferences

hatreds, dislikes, dismissals, dislikes, scorns, disregards, condemnations, dismissals, condemnations, hatreds

The ancient Egyptians practiced numerous idolatries, including the worship of cats, crocodiles, and beetles.

The commandment "Thou shalt have no other gods before me" condemns all forms of idolatry.

The people of Israel fell into idolatry during their wanderings in the desert, which angered God.

Idolatries often lead to the neglect of true worship and the distortion of religious beliefs.