Wealth of the World: The Proven Wealth Transfer System by John Avanzini

Author:John Avanzini
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: prosperity, Christian, Finance, Stewardship & Giving, Christian Life, General, Religion, Christian Giving
ISBN: 9780892745807
Publisher: Harrison House
Published: 1989-06-14T22:00:00+00:00

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God’s Pattern of Giving the Wealth of the Wicked to His Children

I believe you are receiving a new insight into the nature of God. It should be no surprise to us when God blesses His children spiritually.

Child of God, you will see in this chapter that it is also His nature to abundantly bless His children in the material realm as well!

As you add to your storehouse of knowledge concerning God's standard operating procedures, you will begin to discover that it is an ongoing, established, standard practice throughout history for God to fulfill the second part of Proverbs 13:22b, and transfer the wealth of the wicked to His children at the critical time of their need:

... and the wealth of the sinner [wicked] is laid up for the just.

Proverbs 13:22b

Child of God, I can hear your spirit saying, "Brother John, I believe you. I believe you because I believe the Word of God. It says that the wealth of the wicked is laid up for the just, so it must be true. But being a human, my logical mind says this is all just too fantastic to be fulfilled. I have to confess that it is beyond my realm of experience. Yes, I believe the Bible, but I must be totally honest. I have never heard of the wealth being turned over in wholesale fashion to the righteous.

I see from my experience that lost wicked men simply do not give away their wealth."

Child of God, be at ease. You have heard of this happening time and time again. Let me now bring some of these times back to your remembrance.

How about Abram and the Egyptians? Do you remember that account in the twelfth chapter of Genesis? Abram received great wealth from the wicked Egyptians.

Keep in mind that Abram was flat broke when he arrived in Egypt. Although it can be argued that he came from rich ancestors, when he and Sarai arrived in Egypt, he definitely was not rich. Upon entering Egypt, he told his wife, Sarai, to tell everyone she met that she was his sister.

Well, you know the story. Pharaoh fell in love with Sarai, and stated that he would marry her on a certain date. The Scriptures says:

And he [the Pharaoh] entreated Abram well for her sake: and he had sheep, and oxen, and he asses, and menservants, and maidservants, and she asses, and camels.

Genesis 12:16

This was all well and good until the Pharaoh discovered Sarai was really Abram's wife. The Pharaoh became so angry that he threw Abram out of Egypt. Note a very interesting point—Pharaoh let Abram keep all of the wealth he had given him!

And Pharaoh commanded his men concerning him: and they sent him away, and his wife, and all that he had.

Genesis 12:20

Notice that in one short visit to Egypt, the wealth of the wicked was quickly transferred to the just man —Abram. Notice how much wealth Abram acquired in this short time. Chapter 13, verse 2, tells us that upon Abram's

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