Preposition: of

• god: They originated in Egypt where they were erected in front of temples of the sun god.

Converse of object

• dedicate: So the king and all the people dedicated the temple of God.

• rebuild: He challenged and encouraged the people who had returned from exile to rebuild the temple.

• desecrate: After desecrating the temple, you'll remember, during the Tribulation, he sets up himself as the one to be worshiped.

• ruin: The ruined temple of Zeus where I am sitting, was the site of a wonder of the world.

Adjective modifier

• Jain: Hindu or Jain temples and domestic shrines require certain vessels and utensils for the performance of rituals.

• Doric: There are nine Doric temples in all, dedicated to various gods.

• holy: Look at verse 4: " The Lord is in his holy temple; the Lord is on his heavenly throne.

• mortuary: They are both then seen purified with holy water by a priest connected with the mortuary temple of Thothmes III.

Noun used with modifier

• Buddhist: It is said that Siamese were once sacred cats, guarding the Buddhist temples.

• pagan: In the late 4th century AD Emperor Theodosius ordered the closure of all pagan temples.

Modifies a noun

• prostitute: Many of the pagan shrines featured temple prostitutes, with whom acts of fornication were deemed religious experiences.

• cult: It has no suggestions of an advanced temple cult, extensive priesthood, or commitment to a sacrificial religion.

• worship: They featured in the temple worship in Jerusalem in Old Testament times.