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Do not lay up for yourselves __________ on earth...
Do not lay up for yourselves __________ on earth...
treasures
The statement 'moth = true' is correct.
The statement 'moth = true' is correct.
True (A)
What word fills the blank? '...but lay up for yourselves _________ in heaven...'?
What word fills the blank? '...but lay up for yourselves _________ in heaven...'?
treasures
Where neither moth nor rust (1)_ and where thieves do not (2) in and (3).
Where neither moth nor rust (1)_ and where thieves do not (2) in and (3).
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Which is in the correct order?
Which is in the correct order?
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No one can serve _______ masters.
No one can serve _______ masters.
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Which is in the correct order?
Which is in the correct order?
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...or he will be (1) to the one and (2) the other...
...or he will be (1) to the one and (2) the other...
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The statement 'You cannot serve money and God' is correct.
The statement 'You cannot serve money and God' is correct.
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What is the scripture these passages are from?
What is the scripture these passages are from?
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Study Notes
Treasures on Earth vs. Treasures in Heaven
- Admonition against accumulating earthly treasures.
- Emphasis on the impermanence of earthly possessions, susceptible to decay and theft.
- Instruction to store treasures in heaven, highlighting spiritual versus material wealth.
Key Definitions
- Moth: Represents decay and vulnerability of material possessions.
- Dust: Corrected to rust, indicating the deterioration of items over time.
- Robbers: Corrected to thieves, stressing the threat to physical goods.
Heart and Treasure Connection
- The location of one's treasure directly reflects one's heart and priorities.
- Wisdom in spiritual pursuits over material gain is emphasized.
Serving Two Masters
- Concept that one cannot serve two masters simultaneously.
- True conflict arises in allegiance to God versus material wealth.
- Clear distinctions made between love and hate towards differing ideals.
Devotion and Despising
- Devotion leads to a preferential treatment of one master over another.
- Despise denotes rejection of one master in favor of another.
Scripture Reference
- The verses referenced are from the Book of Matthew, specifically 6:19-21 & 24.
- Context suggests a moral and ethical framework on wealth and spiritual loyalty.
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