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Revelations of the heart
regarding how one's money is spent
echoes volumes about character
and our God-given talents.

For Jehovah is far from being poor;
He owns the cattle on a thousand hills.
He's not into ungodly extortion
to keep you from paying your bills.

By serving two masters,
one will be dearly loved - the other sorely hated;
so one can never be truly happy
until settling the God and Mammon debate.

The wealth of God lies in His Word.
His principle of tithing is a mechanism
to pour out financial blessings upon us.
Therefore, purge your mindset of secularism.

Jehovah desires our faithfulness
to fulfill our ministry to the Earth.
We won't be judged on our daily income -
Know that money can never define... Our true worth.


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Author Notes:

FYI - Mammon is the church term for the "God of money".



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Logic, when applied to people, fails miserably!
--Joseph J. Breunig 3rd


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The following comments are for "Poem: Giving Tithes to God "
by jjbreunig3

Tithing to God.
Amen! Well said Josehp.

Bea

( Posted by: Beatrice Boyle [Member] On: February 8, 2010 )





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