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How do we know that we should not serve both God and money?

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Jesus states that no one can serve two masters; one will love the one and hate the other, highlighting the impossibility of serving both God and wealth (Matthew 6:24).

In Matthew 6:24, Jesus presents a stark truth that no man can serve two masters. This illustrates the conflict of affections that arises when one tries to pursue both God and material wealth. The underlying principle is that whichever one has our love—whether it be God or money—will ultimately dictate our actions and priorities. Our hearts are intrinsically tied to what we treasure; thus, if we prioritize earthly riches, we cannot genuinely serve God. Being poor in spirit—a recognition of our need for God's grace—aligns our hearts with His will and fosters a true pursuit of heavenly treasures.
Scripture References: Matthew 6:24

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