(1) The god is worshipped as an icon and the devotee is the archaka.

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(3) The son of a prosperous Hindu trader, Bhai Pheru, Guru Angad was an ardent devotee of the Hindu goddess Durga.

(4) She becomes a devotee of death, addicted to the most shuddery of Grimms' fairy tales and a book for the terminally ill called A Hundred Ways to Die.

(5) Only the saintly devotee - the true disciple of God - can perceive the Lord's presence at all times.

(6) God is also Omniscient; hence He sees the sincerity of Worship of a devotee in whichever form the devotee worships Him.

(7) It was only later, after going solo, that he went all interesting, becoming a devotee of prehistoric Britain.

(8) A devotee of Lewis Carroll

(9) This boy, a Syrian like his mother, was a devotee of the Sun God and was actually a priest of the god at Emesa, called Elagabalus.

(10) But I happen to be a great devotee of and admirer of the two-party system in this country.

(11) His best and most learned priest, Deva-svami, was a devotee of Vishnu who preached sad-dharma.

(12) It is only too easy for a devotee of a complex theory to be impressed when it fits and to explain away the problems when it does not fit.

(13) Henry was a serial adulterer; he too had a difficult relationship with Anselm; and he too was a devotee of knightly culture and worldly luxury.

(14) I was a devotee of the Omoto religion and was doing volunteer work for the church in Kameoka.

(15) The common devotee should ascertain the sadhu's level of knowledge and devotion, and who is his guru and lineage.

(16) A devotee of classical music

(17) In this sense, he was a devotee of material cultural before the field of material culture blossomed into what it is today.

(18) Lowell, a scion of a prominent Boston family, was a devotee of Asian culture and an accomplished amateur astronomer.

(19) The resplendent Lord bestows affluence on the devotee who offers worship and oblations.

(20) Following the instructions, devotees recovered the Deity and returned it to the temple.