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Do not lay up treasure for you treasures on the earth, where
moth and rust removes, and where thieves dig through and steal ; 20 but lay
treasure for you treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust removes,
and where thieves do not dig through nor steal; 21 where for is the
treasure of thee, there will b also the heart of thee. 22 The lamp of the
body is the eye, If therefore be the eye of thee sing, all the body of thee
singing will be; 23 but if the eye of thee evil be, all the body of thee
dark will be. If therefore the light in thee darkness is, the darkness is,
the darkness how great. 24 No one can two lords to serve; for either the
one he will hate and the other he will love, or one he will hold and the
other he will despise. Ye cannot God to serve and mammon. 25 Therefore I
say to you: be not anxious for the life of you what ye may eat or what ye
may drink nor for the body of you, what ye my put on, not the life more is
than the food and the body than the raiment? 26 Look ye at the
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of heaven that they sow not nor reap nor gather into barns and the Father
of you heavenly feeds them; do not ye more excel them? 27 But who of you
being anxious can to add to the stature of him cubit one? 28 and concerning
clothing why be ye anxious? consider the lilies of the field, now they
grow: they labour not nor spin 29 but I tell you that not Solomon in all
the glory of him was clothed as one of these. 30 But if the grass of the
field today being and tomorrow into an oven being thrown the God thus
clothes, not much more you, little-faiths? 31 Therefore be ye not anxious
saying; What may we eat? or: What may we drink? or What may we put on? 32
all for these things the nations seek after; knows for the Father of you
heavenly that ye need these things of all. 33 But seek ye first the kingdom
and the righteousness of him, and these things all shall be added to you.
34 Therefore be ye not anxious for the morrow, for the morrow will be
anxious of itself; sufficient to the day the evil of it.
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