Worshiped Sentence Examples

Hercules was worshiped by Greeks and Romans for his great mythical strength.

The fact that he worshiped the ground Evelyn walked on and took care of her made Kiera jealous.

Abraham heard God call him to leave Iraq, where his family worshiped idols.

In a region practically devoid of rivers, these wells were worshiped by the Mayans.

And behold, there came a leper and worshiped him, saying, Lord, if thou wilt, thou canst make me clean.

The Canaanites before the Persian period therefore worshiped a pantheon in which Yehouah was important but not alone!

A major plot revelation is that the Predators were once worshiped as gods by early human civilisations.

After desecrating the temple, you'll remember, during the Tribulation, he sets up himself as the one to be worshiped.

Thus in all things, as has been stated above both Trinity in unity and unity in trinity in unity and unity in Trinity must be worshiped.

Thus in all things, as has been stated above both Trinity in unity and unity in Trinity must be worshiped.

No wonder the ancients worshiped the female goddesses, because nature herself is definitely female.

Ganesha is worshiped by Hindus at the beginning of something new, for example taking exams, moving house or getting married.

And Jezebel was a cruel woman, wife of a king of Israel who was a heathen and worshiped idols.

Try to construct a Zeus family tree and you will end up with hundreds of children that are attributed to this mythical god, who was worshiped by the ancient Greeks.

Zeus was considered the "father of the gods" by the early Greeks, who worshiped him with cult followings.

Edwin and his followers worshiped pagan gods, and had no concept of a better afterlife to look forward to.

The LORD your god destroyed everyone among you who worshiped the god Baal while you were at Peor.

Anna never left the temple courtyard but worshiped day and night by fasting and praying.

And the quarter and Dewey dacha fungi fell down and worshiped her that letteth for ever and ever.

Top C Cailleach Bheur The Scottish blue-faced winter hag, probably once worshiped as the crone aspect of the earth mother.

We have worshiped other gods and have not hallowed your Name.

Over time the Israelites had become idolaters and served and worshiped other deities under the plural name of Baalim, or gods.