Moreover when ye fast, be =St. Luke xi. 34‒36.= not, as the hypocrites, of a sad countenance: for they disfigure _The lamp of the body is thine their faces, that they may be eye: when thine eye is single, seen of men to fast. Verily I thy whole body also is full of say unto you, They have received light; but when it is evil, thy their reward. But thou, when thou body also is full of darkness. fastest, anoint thy head, and Look therefore whether the light wash thy face; that thou be that is in thee be not darkness. not seen of men to fast, but of If therefore thy whole body be thy Father which is in secret: full of light, having no part and thy Father, which seeth in dark, it shall be wholly full of secret, shall recompense thee. light, as when the lamp with its bright shining doth give thee Lay not up for yourselves light._ treasures upon the earth, where moth and rust doth consume, and where thieves break through and =xvi. 13.= steal: but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where _No servant can serve two neither moth nor rust doth masters: for either he will hate consume, and where thieves do the one, and love the other; or not break through nor steal: for else he will hold to one, and where thy treasure is, there will despise the other. Ye cannot thy heart be also. The lamp of serve God and mammon._ the body is the eye: if therefore thine eye be single, thy whole body shall be full of light. But =xii. 22‒34.= if thine eye be evil, thy whole body shall be full of darkness. _Therefore I say unto you, Be If therefore the light that is not anxious for your life, what in thee be darkness, how great ye shall eat; nor yet for your is the darkness! No man can serve body, what ye shall put on. For two masters: for either he will the life is more than the food, hate the one, and love the other; and the body than the raiment. or else he will hold to one, Consider the ravens, that they and despise the other. Ye cannot sow not, neither reap; which serve God and mammon. Therefore I have no store-chamber nor barn; say unto you, Be not anxious for and God feedeth them: of how your life, what ye shall eat, or much more value are ye than the what ye shall drink; nor yet for birds! And which of you by being your body, what ye shall put on. anxious can add a cubit unto his Is not the life more than the stature? If then ye are not able food, and the body than the to do even that which is least, raiment? Behold the birds of why are ye anxious concerning the heaven, that they sow not, the rest? Consider the lilies, neither do they reap, nor gather how they grow: they toil not,