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Veneration of the Cross

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Jay uses the veneration of the Cross as an example to argue for the existence of early icon veneration.

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  1. Jay asserts that honor given to the cross ultimately honors Christ, noting that it is not the wood itself that is worshipped but what it represents.

  2. Jay uses the veneration of the Cross as an example to argue for the existence of early icon veneration.

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