Money, a man-made tool which YeHoVaH allowed to be created, can be used for blessings and/or destruction, depending on who is in possession of it. Man is obsessed with having as much of this tool as possible. There are men of the world that possess it and men of the Kingdom that possess it as well. When money is sought more than the desire to display obedience to the Laws of YeHoVaH; it becomes the root of all evil.
For the Love of Money by Minister Ronald Haynes
April 6, 2024 • Ronald Haynes
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