Honor, Respect and
Reverence
Honor
is defined as:
1.
Great
respect
2.
High
esteem
3.
A
good name
4.
Public
admiration
5.
To
prize
6.
To
place high value on
7.
To
revere
8.
Deference
9.
Veneration
10. Dignity
11. Having distinction
12. Showing tribute
13. Giving glory to
14. Praising God and others
15. Having prestige
16. To credit as being
faithful
17. To celebrate
18. Having a good
reputation
19. Conducting oneself with
reputable character
20. Living a life of integrity
21. Honesty
22. Keeping one’s word
23. Fulfilling one’s
promises
24. Being trustworthy
25. Sincerity of heart and
deeds
26. Moral rightness
27. Living in righteousness
and truth
28. To hold in high regard
29. To treasure
30. To regard one as being
worthy
31. To put confidence in
32. To put your faith in
33. To believe in
34. To adore
35. Public reward to show
appreciation
36. Giving someone special
attention
37. To take great pleasure
in
38. To show favor to
39. To express gratitude
40. Fame
41. Renown
42. High rank or position
43. Purity in spirit, soul
and body
44. To worship (the Deity)
45. Affection
46. To show courtesy
47. To be polite
48. Living in uprightness
49. To give someone special
recognition, especially publicly
50. Having high moral
standards
51. Being a virtuous woman
who fears the Lord
52. To obey the Lord, our
husbands, and other authority figures
53. To recognize another one’s
high worth
54. To think highly of
another
55. To have a high opinion
of another
56. To cherish
57. To hold dear
58. To be totally devoted
to
59. Consecration
60. Dedication
61. Commitment
62. Fidelity
63. Faithfulness
64. Loyalty
65. To hold in awe
66. To love from the heart
67. To edify others
68. To encourage others
69. To compliment others
70. To speak blessings over
others
71. To give credit to whom
it is due
72. To adulate
73. To be passionate about
74. To exalt
75. To elevate to a high
status
76. To applaud
77. To extol
78. To commend
79. To marvel at
80. To approve of
81. To treat someone like
they are amazing
82. To show favor to
83. To show kindness to
84. To show preference for
others
85. To have good manners
86. To not offend another person
87. To treat someone like
they are a gift from God
88. To treat someone like
they are more precious than all the treasures of Heaven and Earth
89. To build up and not
tear down
90. Yielding to others
91. To cause to hold the
pre-eminence
92. To distinguish one from
others
93. Being different and
distinct from others
94. Uncommon
95. Special
96. Unique
97. Not ordinary
98. A rare treasure
99. To take great delight
in
100.
To
rejoice in
101.
To
magnify the strengths of others
102.
To
magnify the power of our God
103.
To
uplift others
104.
Being
of high or noble rank
105.
Being
considerate
106.
Being
careful to not violate others’ wishes
107.
To
not hurt other people’s feelings
108.
To
not be rude or say unkind remarks
109.
To
feel or show deferential regard for
110.
Treating
someone very well
111.
Verbal
affirmation
112.
Treating
someone with great importance
113.
Seeing
the excellence in a person
114.
To
give heed to
115.
To
listen to what others have to say
116.
To
avoid criticizing others or putting others down
117.
To
not berate others
118.
To
not show disdain
119.
To
not verbally abuse others
120.
To
avoid belittling others
121.
To
avoid saying cutting remarks that damage others
122.
To
show acceptance to others and not reject them
123.
To
receive gifts from others without rejecting their gifts
124.
To
acknowledge others when they do kind things for you
125.
To
put the needs of others before that of your own
126.
To
create goodwill in the atmosphere instead of strife
127.
To
focus on pleasing God
128.
To
place God first in your life and have no other idols above Him
129.
To
be careful to not do anything against one’s wishes or rights
130.
To
show honor to one’s boundaries
131.
Treating
people in a positive manner that acknowledges them for who they are and what
they have done
132.
Love
and honor respects other people’s dreams and desires, and is supportive of them
and helps to make it come to pass.
133.
Treating
others in a dignified manner
134.
Showing
consideration to others
135.
Thoughtfulness
136.
Being
submissive
137.
Avoiding
getting into pride and selfishness
138.
Walking
in the holy fear of the Lord
139.
Keeping
God’s commands
140.
Respect
is a way of treating or thinking about something or someone positively
141.
Take
pleasure in
142.
Avoiding
insulting, degrading or injuring others
143.
Being
concerned about the needs of others
144.
Reverence
is deep respect and awe, accompanied by love and affection
145.
Reverence
involves a gesture indicative of deep respect, such as bowing down before the
Lord
146.
To
revere the Lord means to hallow Him
147.
Deference
implies a yielding of opinion or submitting to another’s judgment or preference
out of respect
148.
Veneration
is showing deep respect, honor, love and affection
149.
Veneration
is showing awe and worship towards the Lord who is holy and great and greatly
to be praised
150.
Veneration
involves worship (to kiss towards, like a dog worships their master and
lavishes them with kisses), and having tenderness of heart and feelings toward
the Lord
151.
Having
a heart after God like David did
152.
Being
quick to repent when necessary
153.
Trusting
the Lord with all your heart and not leaning on your own understanding. In all
your ways acknowledging Him, and He will direct your paths.
154.
Having
a humble attitude
155.
Having
a spirit of meekness
156.
Loving
the Lord with all your heart and loving the brethren
157.
If
you walk according to the fruit of the Spirit, you will show honor and respect
to the Lord and to others.
158.
When
you walk in the reverential fear of the Lord, you will not do anything to
offend God and will desire to please Him in every way.
159.
Showing
respect involves demonstrating good manners and showing kindness.
160.
To
respect someone is to nurture them and foster them with tender loving care.
161.
If
you show respect to others, you will not act like a smart-alec and always have
some kind of retort.
162.
If
you respect others, you will not act like a “know-it-all”.
163.
If
you show honor and respect, you will be willing to yield to reason.
164.
A
person of honor conducts themselves with utmost integrity and being blameless
in God’s sight.
165.
Doubt
and unbelief greatly dishonors God.
166.
To
show respect is to talk to others in kind tones of voice and not be harsh,
accusatory or demanding.
167.
A
person of honor does not go into rages and say cruel angry things that harms
others.
168.
A
person of integrity honors the feelings and needs of those around them.
169.
If
you walk in the love of God then you will show respect and honor to others, and
reverence the Lord and your husband.
170.
If
you walk in dishonor, then it will cut off the flow of the blessings of God in
your life.
171.
Dishonor
will also cut off your financial flow too.
172.
Dishonor
will cause your prayers to be hindered.
173.
If
you honor and respect the Lord and others, then God’s full favor will be on
your life.
174.
Honor
God with your love and devotion.
175.
Honor
God with your praise and worship.
176.
Honor
God with obeying the Word of God.
177.
Honor
God by walking in faith every step of the way.
178.
Honor
God by loving your family and the brethren.
179.
Honor
God by offering your body to Him as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to
Him, which is our reasonable service.
180.
Honor
God by always offering up thanks and having an attitude of gratitude.
181.
Honor
God by giving Him glory when He answers your prayers.
182.
Honor
God by living in holiness and having a pure heart before God. The pure in heart
shall see God.
183.
To
honor someone is to speak good things about that person and to think good
thoughts about the individual.
184.
It
is a great dishonor for preachers to speak negative, critical things about
other ministers or ministries from the pulpit.
185.
It
is very disrespectful and dishonorable for members in the Body of Christ who
are laity or young in the Lord to correct spiritual fathers and mothers in the
five-fold ministry (Apostles, Prophets, Evangelists, Pastors, Teachers). God
will bring the necessary correction, as well as other leaders and elders in the
Body of Christ.
186.
It
is very disrespectful to treat your parents with dishonor. It could shorten
your life.
187.
It
is very dishonorable and disrespectful to publicly reveal other people’s
weaknesses, shortcomings or their failures in the past. Love keeps some things
private and discreet.
188.
We
are to honor the laws of the land, and show respect to law enforcement
officers, judges, and others in high places of government.
189.
We
are commanded to give double honor to those who labor in the Word of God.
190.
We
are to show honor and respect to teachers in schools and colleges and to
supervisors in the workplace.
191.
We
are to show honor and respect to everyone around us.
192.
We
are to show honor and respect to the elderly, and to widows.
193.
We
should show respect, love and kindness to our precious pets, because they have
feelings and needs too.
194.
Parents
should show respect to their children, so that their children grow up seeing it
being modeled in the home so they can learn to show honor and respect to others
around them.
195.
Husbands
should respect their wife’s need for love, affection, nurturing, verbal
affirmation, compliments, acts of kindness, being provided for, being shown
honor, romance and her sexual needs being met.
196.
Wives
should respect their husband’s need for honor, respect, reverence, praising and
encouraging him, good meals being served, maintaining a clean house, and his
need for sexual satisfaction.
197.
Murmuring,
griping, finding fault, complaining, being negative, doubt, unbelief, speaking
evil words and grumbling greatly dishonors God, and is very disrespectful
because you are basically saying that you don’t think highly enough of the Lord
to believe that His Word is true and that He is faithful and true to fulfill
every promise spoken over you. It’s a sin that makes Him very angry. The first
generation of the Children of Israel forfeited their promise of entering the
promised land due to these kinds of sins. They behaved like that for 40 long
years without repenting and God was very angry and displeased with that
generation and said that they would never enter into His rest. May we learn
from their example.
198.
Wavering
is like being tossed to and fro on the stormy sea, and that person cannot
expect to receive anything from God. That person is a double-minded man and
unstable in all their ways.
199.
Doubt
and unbelief is a sin that greatly displeases and dishonors God, and that
person will not receive their inheritance and get their prayers answered,
unless they come into true repentance and change their ways and their thinking
on matters.
200.
Faith,
believing and hope greatly pleases and honors God, and you will see the
promises of God come to pass in your life if you remain patient and steady.
