Why are you poor when you are such a very good person?
It seems like you’ve provided a passage discussing the misconception that being a good person or a Christian automatically leads to wealth. The passage emphasizes that wealth is not determined by one’s moral character or religious affiliation, but rather by understanding and applying the laws of money.
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“Why can’t money come to you just because you are a very good person? In this article, I will mention some of the laws related to wealth and prosperity.
Unfortunately, we have been fed the wrong information for a long time when it comes to money. For instance, right after becoming a born-again Christian, my belief was that I just needed to be good, especially a good Christian, to succeed.
The thinking in Christianity was that if you could serve God with all your heart, God would come and make you successful. Unfortunately, many people still believe this theory and end up in poverty.
It wasn’t until much later in life that I realized it is the knowledge of the laws of money that is responsible for wealth. That is to say: You cannot be rich just because you are a good person.
Otherwise, all the good people in the world would be wealthy. In fact, in many societies, many rich people are not necessarily good people.
I’ve heard many people complain about why only the bad people seem to have all the money. Some have argued that it’s not worth being good because you’ll end up poor. The truth is, that money doesn’t discriminate between good and bad.
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Money only comes to those who understand the laws of money, whether you’re good or bad. In this sense, we can say that money has no bias.
Money doesn’t come to you just because you’re in business. If that were true, how many business people do you know near you? Are they all extremely wealthy? No! Many businesspeople, even after working for decades, can’t boast of even a million U.S. dollars. This is primarily because they operate without the necessary knowledge of the crucial laws of money.
You don’t become rich just because you’re a Christian. Although God promises Christians wealth and success, it is conditional on them following the laws of money. The Bible says God gives us the power to obtain wealth. Notice that God doesn’t give wealth, but rather the ability to acquire it. Unfortunately, many Christians still hope and believe that just because they are Christians, God is obligated to give them wealth.”
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