"Wealth transfer theology is false teaching. I should be content with little in my final years."
How it sounds in your head: Those 'wealth transfer' preachers sound greedy. Proverbs says the wealth of the sinner is stored up for the righteous, but that's probably just spiritual. I should focus on heaven, not getting rich before I die.
"A good man leaves an inheritance to his children's children, but the wealth of the sinner is stored up for the righteous."
-- Proverbs 13:22Religion twisted contentment into poverty acceptance, contradicting God who COMMANDED Abraham to leave Haran to become a great nation of BLESSING.
He's heard 'prosperity gospel' attacks his whole life. Contentment verses get weaponized against expectation. At 76, chasing wealth feels less spiritual than preparing for eternity, and humility seems like accepting less.
Jehoshaphat faced three armies and certain destruction. He worshiped, and God made the armies kill EACH OTHER. Judah spent three days gathering spoils—so much wealth they couldn't carry it all. Didn't fight, didn't strategize, just received enemy wealth.
I REFUSE the lie that wealth transfer is false teaching. IT IS WRITTEN the wealth of the sinner IS stored up for the righteous—that's ME in Christ. I am Abraham's seed (Galatians 3:29), and the BARAK brought him OUT of Egypt very rich. IT IS WRITTEN a good man leaves inheritance to children's children—I am positioned to RECEIVE and RELEASE wealth. I am not greedy for expecting covenant promises; I am RIGHTEOUS for believing God's Word over religious tradition. I RECEIVE sudden wealth transfers as my inheritance right NOW.
Your Father isn't impressed by your willingness to stay poor—He's the Dad who gave the prodigal the RING (authority over resources) while he still smelled like pigs. He's running toward you with wealth transfer because you're His son, and sons inherit, they don't beg.