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What does the Bible actually mean by “worship”?
That sounds like a simple question until we remember that the Bible wasn’t written in English. Behind the one English word worship is a much richer biblical vocabulary describing bowing, service, sacrifice, offerings, thanksgiving, praise, reverence, liturgical service, and more.
So when someone says, “That’s worship,” my first question is: Which one?
In Episode 5 of Pipes with Pappy, we dig into the Hebrew and Greek behind our English vocabulary, why ancient Catholic distinctions like latria, dulia, and hyperdulia weren’t invented to dodge accusations about Mary, and why translating ancient ideas into English can sometimes flatten distinctions that really matter.
We’ll also talk about statues, bowing, the American flag, praise music, sacrifice, the Mass, the Eucharist, and the question that changed the way I thought about Christian worship:
What if worship was never supposed to revolve primarily around me in the first place?
Seek deeply. Pray daily. Speak clearly. Share regularly. Serve humbly.
Veritas.