Money — According to the Bible
Money — According to the Bible
The Bible speaks often about money, wealth, work, generosity, and stewardship. Yet many modern ideas about money come more from tradition, culture, or selective verses than from the whole testimony of Scripture. This study examines what the Bible actually says about wealth and responsibility, allowing passages to be read in context and allowing Scripture to interpret Scripture.
The goal is simple: to see what the Bible itself teaches about money.
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What This Study Covers
- What the Bible actually says about money and wealth
- How Scripture presents work, diligence, and provision
- What the Bible teaches about generosity and stewardship
- Warnings Scripture gives about trusting in riches
- How money fits within a life that seeks first the kingdom of God
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From the opening pages of the book
From the opening chapters of Genesis, the Bible speaks openly about resources, value, work, and stewardship. Gold is mentioned early—and called good. Wealth appears long before the Law, long before kings, and long before the warnings that come later. Faithful men like Abraham are described plainly as wealthy, without embarrassment or explanation. At the same time, Scripture consistently warns about misplaced trust, selfish accumulation, and the danger of loving money rather than using it wisely.
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About the Author
Ronnie Lee Hurst writes the According to the Bible series to explore what Scripture actually says about important and often debated subjects. Each study examines the biblical text carefully, allowing passages to be read in context and allowing Scripture to interpret Scripture. The goal is simple: to follow what the Bible itself says.
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