Modifies a noun

• lust: Grace teaches men to deny ungodliness and worldly lusts ( Tit.

• wisdom: The gospel message is the opposite of worldly wisdom.

• possession: Bear in mind that our worldly possessions were in the back packs.

• belonging: So they do their daily march in rear of the convoy, carrying their worldly belongings with them.

• greatness: Christ would not come in pomp, but with slender provision and furniture, to put a disgrace upon worldly greatness and bravery.

• vanity: Art thou taken off from earthly things and worldly vanities, and seriously set a-work to make provision for eternity?

Modifying Another Word

• very: Well, the good news is, Johnny Coppin has the antidote to what has become a very worldly festival.

• not: Hast thou not worldly pleasure at command, Aboue the reach or compasse of thy thought?

• too: As NGOs we have also become " too worldly " .

• so: They are also so worldly in the best sense of the word.

• only: In his own home a man hears only worldly talk; the disease of worldliness has become chronic with him.

• rather: In the 1530s, the provost, James Gentle, seems to have been a rather worldly character.