Hi. Please tell me whether the treasure that is spoken up in this Bible passage is something valuable as in money or precious stones or something else like rare paintings. I think for rare paintings, we would always refer to them in plural, "treasures," and not in singular terms like "a treasure" or "two treasure" since it is a plural noun like the word "clothes." We wouldn't say or write "a clothes" or "two clothes" since it is a plural noun. Thank you in advance for your help.
In the Bible, Luke 12:34, in the New International Version, it is written:
For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.
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'Treasure' is an uncountable noun referring to whatever may be of value to you.
— Mister Micawber
'Treasure' is an uncountable noun referring to whatever may be of value to you.
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