Render to Yah ...

"Render Unto Yahuah, Render Unto the World" In the realm of dichotomy, where spirit meets flesh, A sacred balance beckons, to render and refresh. Give what belongs to Yahuah, to Yahuah's mighty hand, And what belongs to the world, to its ephemeral stand. Do not conflate the sacred with the profane, Lest the divine be diminished, and the worldly reign. Separate the wheat from chaff, the gold from dross, And render unto Yahuah, what rightfully is His cross. The things of Caesar, give unto Caesar's might, But Yahuah's dominion, surrender to His light. For in His kingdom, righteousness does reign, And worldly wisdom, is but fleeting, vain. Do not let Mammon's snare, entwine your soul, For Yahuah's treasure, is the heart that makes whole. Render your worship, to the One above, And let the world's allure, be met with steadfast love. In this paradox of flesh and spirit's sway, Find balance, dear seeker, come what may. Give what belongs to Yahuah, to Yahuah's throne, And what belongs to the world, to its temporal zone.