Converse of object

• commit: He would have been also attracted to the concept that God is faithful despite the unfaithfulness of his people in committing idolatry.

• call: Diana was in the grip of what the bible would call idolatry.

• condemn: The prophet condemns the idolatry of his times, which is making both religion and life an agony to the people.

• denounce: He was stoned to death in the reign of Joash, for denouncing the idolatry of the princes of Judah.

• have: That is idolatry - but it's easy to condemn that type of idolatry in Rome, when we can have equal idolatry.

Adjective modifier

• such: Such idolatry can be either esthetic ( like the Golden Calf mentioned in the book of Exodus ) or conceptual.

• other: In other words idolatry is a kind of slavery.

• popish: The newly formed Anglican Church demanded that all Popish idolatry be wiped out, and many a sacred site was subsequently desecrated.

• spiritual: We can see that in his immorality and in his spiritual idolatry.

Noun used with modifier

• pagan: Previously the black rock in Mecca had always been a site of pagan idolatry.

• word: In other words idolatry is a kind of slavery.

Preposition: in

• chapter: Why is it that Paul does not forthright condemn eating idol meats in a cultic setting or call it idolatry in chapter 8?

Preposition: of

• self: Let there be an end to the idolatry of self.

• people: The book describes the progressive deterioration of the nation as a result of the violence and idolatry of the people.

• Israelite: At no time did Moses attempt to justify the idolatry of the Israelites.