Quote by William B. Ullathorne

Whatever a man seeks, honors, or exalts more than God, this is the god of his idolatry.

Whatever a man seeks, honors, or exalts more than God, this

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This quote suggests that when a person values and prioritizes anything above God, it becomes their idol, the object of their worship. It implies that individuals may place material possessions, success, fame, or other desires as their ultimate focus, elevating them to a god-like status in their lives. The quote reminds us of the potential dangers of placing anything above our devotion to God, emphasizing the importance of keeping Him as the center of our lives and not allowing other things to take His place.

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By William B. Ullathorne

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