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22 Μαρ 2006 · Including these materials conveyed a deep sense of God’s worth to ancient Israel. The Lord is invisible (1 Tim. 1:17), and so the divine image cannot be pictured. Yet Scripture allows for images that depict the humanity of Jesus as well as pictures of redemptive events and themes in our churches.
This excellent history book shows that purity of worship and the removal of religious images from the place of worship, including all images of Christ (whether in worship or not) was a hallmark of the reformed wing of the reformation.
The church, local and universal, is the body of Christ. It is a body that must be cared for by its members and that, in turn, must care for each of its members. The body gathers for worship but continues to function in the world through the vari-ous vocations of its members. I. GETTING THE IMAGE INTO FOCUS.
Therefore, this paper, aiming primarily to determine a Christian belief, will have the following structure: First, I will examine the Old Testament teaching on the image of God; then, I will examine the New Testament teaching about the image; and third, through an interaction with several contemporary scholars, I will work out a systematic, theo...
3 Μαΐ 2016 · If a picture of Christ does not “stir up devotion, it is in vain; if it stir up devotion, it is a worshiping by an image or picture, and so a palpable breach of the second commandment” (Vincent, A Family Instructional Guide).
15 Απρ 2021 · We will not deeply understand the second commandment without recalling the creation of man in God’s image and likeness. And in making the link, we see that to break the second commandment is not only to reject the revealing, initiating nature of God, but also to turn our own selves upside down.
Article. Fentiman, Travis – ‘Visual Imagery, Drama & Dancing in Worship’ (2017) 140 paragraphs. The Reformed wing of the Reformation, in seeking to reform Christian worship by Scripture Alone, systematically removed all religious imagery that God has not prescribed from their places of worship.
