Your Debt Is Their Asset and Proverbs Said It First
The Solomon Wealth Code
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The Proverbs secret banks use to multiply their wealth is not a scheme, and it was never hidden. It is a habit of reading, and King Solomon wrote it down about three thousand years ago in Proverbs, chapter twenty, verse fourteen.
On the twenty-fifth of August the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation published a sentence describing household borrowing as loan growth, in a report meant to say that things are going well. The same obligation that sits on your kitchen table as a burden is entered on the other side of somebody else's ledger as an asset. Neither account is false.
In this study we open Proverbs 20:14 in the King James Version — "It is naught, it is naught, saith the buyer: but when he is gone his way, then he boasteth" — and read it beside the plain accounting of a modern loan, where the Federal Reserve's own G.19 release describes consumer credit as receivables carried on the balance sheet of the institution.
We look at King Solomon as a man who had actually stood inside the trade. First Kings, chapter ten, records a navy of Tharshish sailing with the navy of Hiram, horses and linen yarn brought out of Egypt, and prices named on the buying end. Then we set the industry net interest margin of 3.32 percent beside the way most of us were taught to wait for one large number that arrives once, and we close on Proverbs 20:15, the verse sitting directly underneath the first one.
No institution and no person is accused of anything here. Nobody lied, and there was no smoky room. The whole of it is published every quarter, and anyone can go and read it.
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⏱ CHAPTERS
0:00 The Sentence Published on August Twenty-Fifth
0:39 Why the Report Calls It Growth
2:01 Not a Conspiracy, a Habit of Reading
2:54 The Line King Solomon Wrote in Proverbs Twenty
3:20 The Buyer Who Talks It Down and Then Boasts
4:21 Solomon Reports the Buyer, He Does Not Condemn Him
4:50 The Navy of Tharshish and the Fleet He Waited On
5:24 Horses, Linen Yarn and the Prices Out of Egypt
6:41 The Lending Office and the Language of Difficulty
8:15 The Second System of Books
8:32 The Federal Reserve Footnote and the Word Receivables
9:08 Your Obligation Is Their Asset
10:01 Where the Word Multiply Gets Earned
10:27 The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and 3.32 Percent
11:42 The Discipline Is Continuity, Not Size
12:27 The One Large Number You Were Taught to Wait For
13:14 Proverbs Eighteen and the First Account in the Room
14:39 Pick One Agreement and Go Read Their Side
15:52 The Shame That Makes Men Do Dramatic Things
16:16 Built to the Same Specification
17:08 The Honest Part, You Are Not Going to Match It
17:55 Whose Asset Column Does This Go In
18:42 Back to the Sentence About Growth
19:27 Proverbs Twenty Fifteen, the Very Next Verse
20:13 Closing Prayer
If this met you where you are tonight, leave an amen and tell me where you are watching from. I read them.
#Proverbs #KingSolomon #BiblicalWealth
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Your Debt Is Their Asset and Proverbs Said It First
The Solomon Wealth Code
2,230 views
The Proverbs secret banks use to multiply their wealth is not a scheme, and it was never hidden. It is a habit of reading, and King Solomon wrote it down about three thousand years ago in Proverbs, chapter twenty, verse fourteen.
On the twenty-fifth of August the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation published a sentence describing household borrowing as loan growth, in a report meant to say that things are going well. The same obligation that sits on your kitchen table as a burden is entered on the other side of somebody else's ledger as an asset. Neither account is false.
In this study we open Proverbs 20:14 in the King James Version — "It is naught, it is naught, saith the buyer: but when he is gone his way, then he boasteth" — and read it beside the plain accounting of a modern loan, where the Federal Reserve's own G.19 release describes consumer credit as receivables carried on the balance sheet of the institution.
We look at King Solomon as a man who had actually stood inside the trade. First Kings, chapter ten, records a navy of Tharshish sailing with the navy of Hiram, horses and linen yarn brought out of Egypt, and prices named on the buying end. Then we set the industry net interest margin of 3.32 percent beside the way most of us were taught to wait for one large number that arrives once, and we close on Proverbs 20:15, the verse sitting directly underneath the first one.
No institution and no person is accused of anything here. Nobody lied, and there was no smoky room. The whole of it is published every quarter, and anyone can go and read it.
📕 FREE PDFs — NO SIGNUP
👉 https://www.solomonwealthcode.com/fre...
Five printable studies on the biblical theology of money: The Biblical
Blueprint for Money, The Complete Tithe, Debt-Free by Design, a visual
timeline of the Bible, and a giving-first budget template. Free to
download, print and share.
📖 SOLOMON WEALTH CODE — OUR APP
👉 https://www.solomonwealthcode.com
The complete Bible, free to read. A narrated audio Bible, daily audio
lessons from Solomon's Proverbs, and 12 stewardship calculators —
8 of them free. No card. No ads. iPhone and Android.
Devotional and educational — not financial, tax or investment advice.
⏱ CHAPTERS
0:00 The Sentence Published on August Twenty-Fifth
0:39 Why the Report Calls It Growth
2:01 Not a Conspiracy, a Habit of Reading
2:54 The Line King Solomon Wrote in Proverbs Twenty
3:20 The Buyer Who Talks It Down and Then Boasts
4:21 Solomon Reports the Buyer, He Does Not Condemn Him
4:50 The Navy of Tharshish and the Fleet He Waited On
5:24 Horses, Linen Yarn and the Prices Out of Egypt
6:41 The Lending Office and the Language of Difficulty
8:15 The Second System of Books
8:32 The Federal Reserve Footnote and the Word Receivables
9:08 Your Obligation Is Their Asset
10:01 Where the Word Multiply Gets Earned
10:27 The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and 3.32 Percent
11:42 The Discipline Is Continuity, Not Size
12:27 The One Large Number You Were Taught to Wait For
13:14 Proverbs Eighteen and the First Account in the Room
14:39 Pick One Agreement and Go Read Their Side
15:52 The Shame That Makes Men Do Dramatic Things
16:16 Built to the Same Specification
17:08 The Honest Part, You Are Not Going to Match It
17:55 Whose Asset Column Does This Go In
18:42 Back to the Sentence About Growth
19:27 Proverbs Twenty Fifteen, the Very Next Verse
20:13 Closing Prayer
If this met you where you are tonight, leave an amen and tell me where you are watching from. I read them.
#Proverbs #KingSolomon #BiblicalWealth
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