Biblical Prosperity

True Wealth

De: Francis Kum Teh Lang

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Biblical Prosperity is often misunderstood, by some believers and non Christians. There are various views on this and most are based on distorted information. This book settles the controversy over this from a biblical perspective. The silver is mine, and the gold is mine, saith the LORD of hosts. - Haggai 2:8 Silver and gold belong to the Almighty God, who takes pleasure in the prosperity of his servants. Silver and gold are precious things, which symbolize money and wealth. Money is good. It is the love of it which is bad. Anyone who loves money to the point of doing anything to acquire it, is on the path to hell. Money is actually a tool, without which life becomes very miserable. Destruction looms over those who don't have money. Money alone will never bring fulfillment. It brings more problems to those who are just after it. It becomes their boss driving them to, buy things they don't need. To do things they ought not to. Money is like a double-edged sword, which brings glory to the wise, but shame to fools. Money has to be a tool or a means of sustainance, for us and for others. Money is therefore very important and necessary. This book covers the following: Redemption from poverty; Spirit, soul and body prosperity; The power to get wealth; Wealth by inheritance; Tithes and offering; Ask, seek and knock; General knowledge versus revelation; The greatest treasure; Treasures in earth vessels and much more. This book will help anyone see the need to work and acquire wealth, and rightly use it to alleviate the plight of the poor and needy, hence live a fulfilled life. This book equally reveals that, we have immortal treasures inside of our mortal bodies. God resides in us; it is now up to you to empower your spirit with his word, walk in the light of his word and have a personal relationship with him and thus excel. I am not just talking the talk. You will find some fascinating testimonies in this book to buttress this fact. What can anyone accomplish with poverty? What can you accomplish with wealth? This book will definitely add some value to your life.