Bible Verses Matthew 6:19-21 & 24 Flashcards

Do not lay up for yourselves __________ on earth...

The statement 'moth = true' is correct.

What word fills the blank? '...but lay up for yourselves _________ in heaven...'?

Where neither moth nor rust (1)_ and where thieves do not (2) in and (3).

Which is in the correct order?

No one can serve _______ masters.

Which is in the correct order?

...or he will be (1) to the one and (2) the other...

The statement 'You cannot serve money and God' is correct.

What is the scripture these passages are from?

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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