“As making a sin is to punishment, so is resentment

to the soul.”

The background is themed with the saying in the

slogan which is the three crosses that represents
Jesus and the two thieves that were crucified on the
hilltop, with everybody watching and also symbolizes
we, humans, to avoid making sins. The phrase, "As
making a sin is to punishment." is a type of cause to
effect analogy. When making sin to the Lord, the
effect of that doing is a punishment because sin
always has one or more natural, negative
consequences. That is the whole reason a particular
action is a sin. This analogy, the cause to effect
analogy contains one word that is the cause, or the
source of some action or condition and another word
that is the effect, or the result or consequence.
Thus, a pair has one word representing a cause
paired with the effect. That's it po ma'am.