Difference between Graven Image and Unspiritual

GRAVEN IMAGE vs UNSPIRITUAL: NOUN

Reverenced, Unworthily, Sanctify, Blaspheme, Diety, Idol worship, Deity, Graven, Piousness, Lawgiver, Impious, Uncreated, Pharisees, Idol, God

Prophet, Reverenced, Unworthily, Sanctify, Blaspheme, Diety, Deity, Graven, Piousness, Lawgiver, Impious, Uncreated, Pharisees, Idol, God

No graven image was to be made, yet Moses was directed to fashion a bronze serpent.
The students said the flag represented a graven image and that their religion forbade them from recognizing it.
Accordingly, during the first hundred and seventy years, though building temples, they made no cast or graven image.
Idol, tho every Idol is not a Graven Image.
There was no idol nor graven image in the shrine.
Thou shalt not make upon thee any graven image.
You shall not make for yourself a graven image.

New Testament principles for church order he is thereby spiritual, he may be very unspiritual.
For far too long, Esther has been wrongly viewed as an unspiritual, even unsavory, book of the Bible.
The chapter begins with a remarkable declaration against a formal and unspiritual ceremonial.
The most immediate and pragmatic solution becomes the rejection of planning as unspiritual.
We know that the law is spiritual; but I am unspiritual, sold as a slave to sin.
Conversely, the poorer one was, the more unspiritual.
This wisdom descends not from above, but is earthly, unspiritual, and devilish.
It was an 'off the cuff', banal, and unspiritual blurb.
Spurgeonaccused Parker of being unspiritual because heattended the theater.
It is not unspiritual or fleshly to ask.