In the Old Testament, people often bowed in worship to God. There are several instances in the Bible where men of old, bowed in reverence when they met with an angel or when they were in the presence of God.

The three wise men, when they saw the Messiah, bowed down and worshiped Him. Also in Psalm 95:6, David prayed thus: “O come, let us worship and bow down: let us kneel before the Lord our maker”.

But many Churches today don’t practice this as a standard way of worship, like they do lifting up of hands to God? So, is this an Old Testament mode of worship, or should it be practiced today?

Kindly share your word based thoughts on this interesting subject.

God bless you!