Habitually bowing down in front of a cross when praying.
Im speaking of what some refer to as 'relative worship'.
Doesn't this passage of scripture rule out relative worship?:
"12 And Jehovah began to speak to YOU out of the middle of the fire. The sound of words was what YOU were hearing, but no form were YOU seeing—nothing but a voice. ...
15 “And YOU must take good care of YOUR souls, because YOU did not see any form on the day of Jehovah’s speaking to YOU in Ho´reb out of the middle of the fire, 16 that YOU may not act ruinously and may not really make for yourselves a carved image, the form of any symbol, the representation of male or female,"
(Deuteronomy 4:12,15,16)
By relative worship, Im referring to bowing down in front of an image in prayer to God; seeing the image as somehow representing God and using it as an aid in approaching God. etc.
Im speaking of what some refer to as 'relative worship'.
Doesn't this passage of scripture rule out relative worship?:
"12 And Jehovah began to speak to YOU out of the middle of the fire. The sound of words was what YOU were hearing, but no form were YOU seeing—nothing but a voice. ...
15 “And YOU must take good care of YOUR souls, because YOU did not see any form on the day of Jehovah’s speaking to YOU in Ho´reb out of the middle of the fire, 16 that YOU may not act ruinously and may not really make for yourselves a carved image, the form of any symbol, the representation of male or female,"
(Deuteronomy 4:12,15,16)
By relative worship, Im referring to bowing down in front of an image in prayer to God; seeing the image as somehow representing God and using it as an aid in approaching God. etc.