Published on 12, July, 2020
I've come to the realisation that I was serving mammon, not God.
The investment I made was to a Bank which, I found out afterwards, was ungodly; in his eyes. I'll just have to wait until next year, then release the funds. Then pay better attention. I did the action while stressed.
My current lifestyle will only be financially viable for the next two years, according to what I spend.
Gulp!
If you follow gods word to the letter, you wouldn’t have financial viability into the next two minutes, as to be as close to god as possible you’d have to have your face in the dust..
yeah, the most close to god religious extreme is actually to cast aside all worldly belongings and become a hermit monk that owns nothing. the homeless beggers are more to the ideal of religion... so its not really wise to follow religion on matters of finances as wed all be homeless and begging, but then thered be no one to beg off as everyone would be begging.
Well there is a big significance placed on inheritance in the bible too, it not right to give away god-given things, but material possessions/graven-images, worshipping that stuff ensures than the children of your children will be food for dogs in the street.. as goes the bible anyway..