The Eye Is the Lamp of the Body

He takes the private right or the thought life of adultery, or angger and all those things, lust and anger, and turns them into public rit acts. And then we get to treasure on earth, which is another one of the things that claims our identity and allegiance ae. Nobody can serve two masters, otherwise they will either hate the first and love the second,. Or be devoted to the first and despise the second. You can't serve both god and wealth. So he ends with wealth. He doesn't give it its name, wher. No store up for yourselves treasure in heaven, mots and rust. Don't eat it away there, and no robbers break in