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Endpage Annotation
1media/9a18fa6b-0c2c-412e-872d-1870ca6e1da2_thumb.jpg2021-05-30T21:34:11-07:00Pierce Monahan00718a49b8540237c348cef2d7e1bdf22cc5cafb391161This annotation describes the 2nd Commandment and its relation to icon worship in Anglican theology.plain2021-05-30T21:34:11-07:00Pierce Monahan00718a49b8540237c348cef2d7e1bdf22cc5cafb
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12021-05-27T17:06:42-07:00Icon Worship10plain2024-02-26T11:14:56-08:00 Transcription: "The 2nd concerns ye meanes in by which Y is to be worshiped. Y prohibits ye making of any visible image or representation of. Y worshipping him by it."
Comment: This annotation, either by "Lewis" or by William Chambers, explains the Second Commandment. It reflects the Anglican view of religious icons, which particularly prohibits worshipping "graven images" that depict God. It is unclear what "Y" specifically represents, but it either stands for "YHWH" or it is the letter "G," which would stand for "God." In either case, the meaning is clear that Christians are prohibited from depicting God through visual representations.
