Book, Chapter

 1        3, LV    |      of their elders and wiser masters; but when they get hold
 2        7, LXVIII|        for a man to serve many masters." Observe here again how
 3        7, LXX   |        for a man to serve many masters." This last point we must
 4        8, II    |       impossible to serve many masters. "This," he goes on to say, "
 5        8, III   |  saying, "No man can serve two masters," with the addition, "for
 6        8, V     |     any other, or to serve two masters. There is therefore nothing
 7        8, V     |       who refuse to serve more masters than one. To them Jesus
 8        8, VIII  | passage, "No man can serve two masters;" for these words can be
 9        8, XV    |        impossible to serve two masters,' is maintained for the
10        8, XVI   |      we ought not to serve two masters, we have already shown what
11        8, XXXVI |     acknowledged them as their masters; and accordingly, as it
12        8, LVI   |      for "no man can serve two masters," and we "cannot serve God
13        8, LXIX  |        They, in place of being masters of the whole world, are