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PUTTING AN END TO WORSHIP WARS - Elmer Towns

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The Use of Latreuo in the New Testament<br />

Serving God: Matt. 4:10; Luke 1:74; 2:37; 4:8; Acts 7:7; 24:14;<br />

26:7;27:23; Rom. 1:9; Phil. 3:3; 2 Tim. 1:3; Heb. 9:14; 12:28; Rev. 7:15; 22:3<br />

Serving the Stars: Acts 7:42<br />

Serving the Creature: Rom. 1:25<br />

Serving the Law: Heb. 8:5; 9:9; 10:2; 13:10<br />

4. Eusebo. The fourth verb used in the New Testament to describe worship is eusebeo<br />

meaning "to act piously toward." The Apostle Paul claimed the Athenians "worshiped" the<br />

Unknown God in this way when addressing them on Mars Hill (Acts 17:23). The same Greek<br />

word is also used by Paul to identify the obligation of children and grandchildren toward their<br />

widowed mother or grandmother (1 Tim. 5:4). The root idea of this word in both places where it<br />

is used seems to be that of showing honor toward one who should be honored.<br />

The Use of Eusebeo in the New Testament<br />

Pious in Faith: Acts 17:23<br />

Pious in Family: 1 Tim. 5:4

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