The Existence and Attributes of God by William Symington
It shall be a worship in truth, because the true God shall be adored without those vain imaginations and fantastic resemblances of him,y which were common among the blind Gentiles, and contrary to the glorious nature of God, and unworthy ingredients in religious services. It shall be a worship in spirit, without those carnal rites the degenerate Jews rested on; such a posture of soul which is the life and ornament of every service God looks for at your Lands.
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