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Artist: The Primitive Quartet. Album: Laying Up Treasures, 2009. Provided to YouTube by Syntax Distribution. No One But Jesus My Lord · The Primitive Quartet · The Primitive Quartet. 2009 Crossroads Records. Released on: 2009-05-19.

The Primitive Quartet. Members: Jeff Tolbert, Larry Riddle, Mike Riddle, Norman Wilson, Randy Fox (7), Reagan Riddle. Variations: Viewing All The Primitive Quartet. The Primitive Quartet. Laying Up Treasures ‎(CD, Album). Mountain Heritage Records.

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The Primitive Quartet has been traveling and singing gospel music thirty-five years, and we count it a joy and privilege to spread the gospel through song. Our ultimate goal is to see saints blessed and encouraged to have a closer walk with God and to help lead souls to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. Our quartet was formed as a result of a fishing trip when we sat around the campfire at night and sang. We realized that we had four-part harmony, and from there we started singing at our home church and other local churches

Then Lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven is a specific instance of what seeking God’s kingdom involves. Seeking the kingdom of God and his righteousness involves not trying to be rich on earth but trying to be rich in heaven, that is, rich in God. Seeking the kingdom means treasuring God and freeing yourself from the drag of earth. Then Do not be anxious is the condition of the heart by which we break free from our addiction to earth-treasure and give ourselves with passion to heaven-treasure  . And something else is clear: laying up treasures in heaven and laying up treasures on earth are not good bedfellows. You have to choose between them. You can’t say, Well how about both?