God said to Moses amidst the burning bush,
“the place whereon thou standest is holy ground.” The place where God meets
with His people is Holy ground. Thus, God’s house of worship is the place where
He meets with His people. As a result, we should worship and conduct ourselves
with the faith that God is in our midst. E.G. White notes that “If when the
people come into the house of worship, they have genuine reverence for the Lord
and bear in mind that they are in His presence, there will be a sweet eloquence
in silence. The whispering and laughing and talking which might be without sin
in a common business place should find no sanction in the house where God is
worshiped. The mind should be prepared to hear the word of God, that it may
have due weight and suitably impress the heart.” (CCh 249).
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