I In this parable,who are the two masters? a God and humankind b.God and wealth c Humans and money d Wealth and treasure 2 What lesson can we learn from this passage? a Avoid becoming too materialistic b. Focus on the things money cannot buy c. Treasure relationships not things d All of the above

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I In this parable,who are the two masters? a God and humankind b.God and wealth c Humans and money d Wealth and treasure 2 What lesson can we learn from this passage? a Avoid becoming too materialistic b. Focus on the things money cannot buy c. Treasure relationships not things d All of the above

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1. **b. God and wealth** The parable discusses serving two masters, specifically referencing God and "mammon," which is a term for wealth or material possessions.2. **d. All of the above** The passage teaches that one cannot serve both God and wealth effectively. This implies a warning against excessive materialism (a), encourages focusing on non-material values (b), and suggests prioritizing relationships and spiritual matters over possessions (c).

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I In this parable,who are the two masters? a God and humankind b.God and wealth c Humans and money d Wealth and treasure 2 What lesson can we learn from this passage? a Avoid becoming too materialistic b. Focus on the things money cannot buy c. Treasure relationships not things d All of the above

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