Doq Holliday
@doqholliday
21 April, 04:14
It doesn’t matter if you don’t want wealth in your life or not.
Read the scriptures. God has deemed a wealth transfer from the wicked to the righteous will happen.
Throwing stones at those that want the freedom that comes with wealth along with the ability to hire people, help people, etc.
Wealth is freedom.
Why throw stones?
Read the scriptures. God has deemed a wealth transfer from the wicked to the righteous will happen.
Throwing stones at those that want the freedom that comes with wealth along with the ability to hire people, help people, etc.
Wealth is freedom.
Why throw stones?
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Nancy Dyan
@LightHolder113
23 April, 02:53
In response Doq Holliday to his Publication
Can you show us what scriptures you are referring to? I’d like to understand what you mean, but I don’t remember seeing any that talk about that specifically. Thanks in advance!
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Proverbs 13:22
“A good person leaves an inheritance for their children’s children, but a sinner’s wealth is stored up for the righteous.”
Righteous living in the fear of the Lord will lead to blessings in this life. Part of that blessing is wealth and provision.
That said, the principles of Biblical ethics and morality still do apply. It is still true that if you are foolish with your money you will not have any, but if you are a good steward, managing the impulses to overspend, seeking the kingdom of God, rather than earthly luxury, it is likely that you will have money left over to pass on to your children. In this particular Proverb, “the sinner’s wealth is laid up for the righteous.” It speaks to the providential hand of God in divesting the “sinner,” the ungodly, or unrighteous person, of his or her wealth, and reallocating it to those who fear God.
“A good person leaves an inheritance for their children’s children, but a sinner’s wealth is stored up for the righteous.”
Righteous living in the fear of the Lord will lead to blessings in this life. Part of that blessing is wealth and provision.
That said, the principles of Biblical ethics and morality still do apply. It is still true that if you are foolish with your money you will not have any, but if you are a good steward, managing the impulses to overspend, seeking the kingdom of God, rather than earthly luxury, it is likely that you will have money left over to pass on to your children. In this particular Proverb, “the sinner’s wealth is laid up for the righteous.” It speaks to the providential hand of God in divesting the “sinner,” the ungodly, or unrighteous person, of his or her wealth, and reallocating it to those who fear God.
05:56 PM - Apr 23, 2022
In response Nancy Dyan to her Publication
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