From the time of Abraham, gold was the currency of biblical wealth. Moses instructed the Israelites to carry it with them on their escape from Egypt. Solomon’s wisdom and just rule was rewarded with much gold. When the Lord returned Job to favor, he did so with the gift of wealth in the form of gold. Even Jesus was given gold by one of the Three Kings at his birth, representing earthly wealth.

While a Christian should never place the pursuit of wealth before the pursuit of the Kingdom of God, prudence and planning are Christian values. Strong financial planning enables the support of families, generosity to the poor and the needy and the building of Christ’s Kingdom on Earth. It follows therefore that a strong portfolio of gold is a wise acquisition for any Christian. Its very presence in the bible demonstrates its long-term value. It circumvents any scriptural prohibitions on usury. It avoids any ethical problems that investment in companies which may have corrupt and immoral practices may bring and what better phrase for a Christian to have inscribed into his investment than the words on the American Eagle gold coin, “In God We Trust”.

“You will be made rich in every way so that you can be generous on every occasion, and through us your generosity will result in thanksgiving to God” 2 Cor 9:11

With gold performing so well at the moment, and offering security in this time of economic turbulence, it is as wise an investment now as it was in the time of Moses and Jesus. Go to www.goldmadeeasy.com to begin your gold acquisition now.

Tags: Christian financial planning, gold, Jesus

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