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… early practiced in the name of religion. The most licentious and abominable rites were made a part of the heathen worship. The gods themselves were represented …

… was practiced at an early date. It was one of the sins that brought the wrath of God upon the antediluvian world. Yet after the Flood it again became widespread …

… iniquitous practices of the heathen or to shut themselves away in proud exclusiveness, as if God's love and care were over them alone.

… degrading practices that are so often the result of idleness. And this is all in keeping with the primary object of education, for in encouraging activity …

… the practices of the world. The bitter result of marrying many wives was sorely felt throughout all the life of David.

… sinful practices. And as the tower in the vineyard, God placed in the midst of the land His holy temple.

… to practice cruel and degrading rites. Infatuated with their beauty, the king neglected his duties to God and to his kingdom.

… idolatrous practices, God in mercy would do everything in His power to save the divided kingdom from utter ruin. And as the years rolled on and His purpose …

… the practices of idolatry.

… alluring practices of nature worship. Forgetting their Maker, Israel “deeply corrupted themselves.” Hosea 9:9 .