Wearing the mask is not rendering unto Ceasar that which is Ceasar's. That saying of Jesus does not mean that we should comply with the government. Remember that when asked if he payed taxes this was because he was preaching at people to quit their jobs and to stop working. What he is recorded as saying is almost entirely about dropping out of the system. So someone asked him if he and his disciples payed taxes because he was adamently against money and everyone was expected to pay taxes to Rome. So he asked whose likeness was on the coin. It was Cesar's likeness. So he says to give into Ceasar, that which belongs to Ceasar implying that if it has ceasars likeness on it than it belongs to Ceasar anyway. Rember he was not attached to money anyway so he didn't care if he had it. But this is not at all supposed to make you feel that you owe anything or any compliance with the government. It is supposed to remind you that upon you is the likeness of God in whose image you were created. Fetch a human and look upon them and ask yourself whose likeness is placed upon that human and the answer is that they bare a likeness to God; not that the image of Ceasar is upon them. So give into God what belongs to God, and that is devotion, and compliance not money. The fact that we have to go to the store for food, and in order to do so we have to put a mask on or we won't be served shows that we have been giving far too much to Ceasar of what rightfully belongs to God. Soon the vaccine will be ready and they will not allow you to go into the store without the digital certificate without proving vaccination by showing them the digital certificate which is an invisable mark under the skinn that can only be seen using a special phone app. If you do not have this mark you can't work or buy groceries or anything. If you recieve the mark in order to eat or pay rent/taxes/bills you are not giving unto Ceasar that which belongs to Ceasar, you are recieving the mark of the BEAST.