...substance of all the teaching we have drawn forth from the special services of some Sundays past. " No man can serve two masters. Ye cannot serve God and mammon. Therefore I say unto you, Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink...

...long in coming to the conviction that it never can. Conscience has re-echoed those words of Jesus, " No man can serve two masters ; ye cannot serve God and Mammon." My whole life is marred by this conflict. I am weary of so many struggles, I will no longer subject...

...possible to be half a Christian and half a sinner at the same time, Christ positively says you cannot: — "No man can serve two masters. Ye cannot serve God and mammon" (Matt. vi, 24). If you think to be firm and enduring in the way to heaven without decision, St. James...

...head. Once again home truths and the unequivocal adages of a never-amendable code came to the rescue. "No man can serve two masters." "Ye cannot serve God and Mammon." Yes, yes; it would be impossible to blend the two selves within him. Yet it had come to this : either...

...in order that it might be given away. To make it an aim to acquire wealth is expressly forbidden : " No man can serve two masters . . . ye cannot serve God and Mammon," Any one 13 who possesses wealth must soon cease to do so. "Give to him that asketh thee, and from him...

...can never be coextensive with the service of the one God ; according to the words of the Saviour : No man can serve two masters ; ye cannot serve God and mammon (Matt. vi. 24)." (pp. 90 and 91.) What is this ? Where is this taken from ? What a lot of things have...

...between different principles, following now one, and now another, as the mood of the moment sways us. "No man can serve two Masters ... Ye cannot serve God and Mammon." If, at first sight, we are disposed to demur to this decisive allocation of men into camps, we shall,...

...brotherhood and to rule them as their world master ? That, Jesus says, no man can successfully do. " No man can serve two masters. . . . Ye cannot serve God and mammon." We must take our choice. No amalgam is possible between the two mottoes — " Take care of number one,"...

...not the same in the two Evangelists. St. Matthew attaches the warning against care to the saving, ' No man can serve two masters . . . ye cannot serve God and mammon.' In Lk. it follows as a deduction from the parable spoken against covetousness and the closing saying,...

...a fact that the Church does not sufficiently realise the importance of our Lord's warning that : " No man can serve two masters : Ye cannot serve God and Mammon"? Does the Anglican system lead the Churchman to "Decision for Christ " ? The reply is that not only...