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The Greek word to worship signifies to creep like a dog upon his belly before his master; to lie low. How deep should our sense be of the privilege of God's admitting us to his worship, and affording us such a mercy under our deserts of wrath!

Stephen Charnock — The Existence and Attributes of God

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