The Way the Covenant of Wealth Will Enhance Your Finances

Look at this article and quickly noticed that God does want us to become prosperous and even went as far as to generate a covenant of wealth along with his people.

The covenant of wealth is undoubtedly an agreement between God and the people whereby God promises that he will supply for and heal His people. The covenant was God’s idea and not mans.

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Deuteronomy 8:18 but you shall also remember the Lord your God: because it is he who provides you with power to get wealth, that he may establish (continue) his covenant which he swore to your fathers, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob and it is still the same today.

The word wealth, as translated in this verse means plenteous in goods. And if you don’t mind my saying just what exactly this really means is that its God’s will and covenant for all of us to own plenty of good stuff.

Don’t get ridiculous on me, this will not necessarily imply God wants everyone to be a millionaire but it really does imply God wants us to acquire nice things. God never wants us to remain poor.

Money is not evil even so the love of money is evil. I know rich folks that love dollars and I know poor people that love money which is evil in both cases. It is not noble to be poor because the Bible even tells us in Deuteronomy 28:15-68 that poverty and sickness is a curse.

Jesus said in John 10:10 I am come that you can have life and also have it more abundantly. I proclaim if Jesus came to ensure we could have an abundant life the least we can do is live an abundant life.

Someone has to pay the expenses and those that have more than enough money are the folks who pay the bills. You will need dollars for evangelism, to keep the lights on in the church, to send a television signal which carries the gospel into other countries, to pay the preacher and to feed the poor.

The rule of thumb is from is Matthew chapter 6:33 when Jesus said, Seek ye first the kingdom of God and the righteousness and everything required is going to be presented to you. This is not poverty. Having all you need given unto you is prosperity and that is what Jesus said we could and really should have.

The covenant of wealth is a promise God made to Abraham and it is still valid today for all Christians who are sons and daughters of Abraham according to Galatians chapter 3.