worship,’ so that the radical idea is ‘worship rightly directed.’ Worship, however, is to be understood in its etymological sense, ‘worth-ship,’ or reverence paid to worth, whether to God or man. Wycliffe’s rendering of Matthew 6:2, ‘that they be worshipped of men’; and ‘worship thy father and thy mother’ (Matt. 19:19). In classical Greek, the word is not confined to religion, but means also piety in the fulfilment of human relations, like the Latin pietas. Even in classical Greek, however, it is