What Jesus REALLY Said About Money

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Title	:	What Jesus REALLY Said About Money
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Jesus started the social justice culture! This man is a fool When Jesus spoke on the rich he spoke words that were meant to be eternal Jesus knew about Adam Smith and capitalism before Adam Smith did Why? Because Jesus knew him in the womb So, he knew that most rich people become rich because of dishonorable means and that those who do become rich honorably often decide to become followers of money and not him What a shame that people misquote Jesus when he repeatedly said what he meant in the Bible
Comment from : BlessedandHighlyFavored

Money is root of all evil If Jesus bless with money giveaway for needy and enjoy joy of Giving Me and my family will never sell our souls for money but seek a little bit space in heaven with our living Lord Jesus Christ Hallelujah AMEN
Comment from : DHK

Rich can be follower of Christ by giving their wealth to the poor
Comment from : Philippe Drolet

"Be content with food and clothing" 1Tim 6:8
Comment from : Joshua Carpenter

There's a lot of Evil and Corruption out there 😡brWhich is all from the Devil himself 🖤 😈
Comment from : Alz Heimer

Thank You For Sharing ❤
Comment from : Alz Heimer

Amen!
Comment from : Annie Aviles

Please pray for me I serve God in India , Odisha
Comment from : Correcting spiritually

Huh? The rich still get rich on the poor working for them mostly
Comment from : Angela Mergist

He wasn't a Christian !
Comment from : Lama Steve

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Comment from : Dom Jermano

You can not serve God and Money It is a pretty simple truth I choose Jesus over money
Comment from : William Register

If it is God's will for me to get rich, I am only giving the money away Money is not going to be my master
Comment from : Supreme Editz

Seek FIRST could it be any planer?
Comment from : Benjamin Mann

I do not agree with the notion that the rich do not steal from the poor The corporate rich have, due to the their greed and the enormous power that great wealth has benefitted them over the past 3 decades, have extracted far more wealth from the poor based on tax policies favoring them and the rich and the huge government subsidies they enjoy (Political policies that favor the rich have allowed this to develop, but that's for another discussion) Added to those 2 conditions are the skyrocketing prices for goods and services that have been increasing with no end in sight, making the rich enormously richer and the poor poorer At the same time, while the lower rungs of the social ladder have been eliminated, this mechanism has caused those at the lower rung to languish If those rungs had been left in place, they could have provided better opportunities for the poor to help themselves Those mechanisms formerly existed decades ago, and presented more opportunities for lower status people to rise above their financial circumstances, but they have all but entirely disappeared in many areas of our society Also, in terms of earnings, wages have remained stagnant and have only incrementally increased, leaving the poor to suffer the consequences When you look at all of those factors, rich corporations HAVE STOLEN from the poor because this has prevented them from moving up the social ladder, even though many have tried to better themselves through gaining some job skills Some less affluent have been fortunate enough to acquire higher education, but at a cost to their financial health due to massive student loan debt that they may never be free from So, when you take all of that into account, and if you are truly a thinking person, you can see why there is such a huge, widening gap of income inequality in America It is a FACT that AROUND HALF of Americans today live under the poverty line and many are close to living under it The middle class has almost become non-existent The most obscene part about this is that the top 01 (one tenth) of 1 own over 90 of the country's wealth That is unsustainable when considering the need for a stable economybrLastly, it is highly unconscionable that this has been allowed to happen Not only is this economically unsustainable, it is highly dangerous to our country's welfare for security reasons We are living under a house of cards, not to mention, the collective psychological and spiritual suffering this has caused
Comment from : Lisa May

Actually no, look at your own politicians in America They are all Christian
Comment from : TigressAurelia

Either way it goes they serving money not God if they get rich exploring the poor or working numerous hours to hold to money it requires our time Loyalty and focus not time for prayer and spending spontaneous undisclosed amounts of time in the word of God, with God and doing His will It's truly true choose one- can't have both
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