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Rabbi Daniel Lapin: Thou Shall Prosper – Ten Commandments for Making Money

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Thou Shall Prosper – Ten Commandments for Making Money, with Rabbi Daniel Lapin
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00:00:00 – Why Money Needs Wisdom
00:03:04 – Introducing Rabbi Daniel Lapin
00:06:12 – Why Jews Prosper Financially
00:11:38 – Ancient Jewish Wisdom
00:15:44 – Is Business Giving Back?
00:21:18 – Business Creates Value
00:26:30 – Why Jews Entered Banking
00:31:52 – Money Is Spiritual
00:37:10 – Cain, Abel, and Competition
00:43:36 – Wealth Is Other People
00:48:22 – Why Society Resents Wealth
00:52:40 – How Wealth Is Created
00:56:18 – Teaching Children About Money
00:58:00 – Final Resources and Next Steps

Rabbi Daniel Lapin joins The Money Advantage to discuss Thou Shalt Prosper, biblical money principles, and why making money is not merely a financial activity, but a moral, relational, and spiritual one.

If you want to make more money, build wealth with wisdom, and understand what ancient Jewish wisdom teaches about business, this conversation will challenge the way you think about money, value creation, charity, family, and financial success.

In this episode, Rabbi Daniel Lapin explains why money is a spiritual commodity, why business is not “taking” from society, and why wealth is created when one person serves another. We discuss the principles behind Thou Shalt Prosper, the “Ten Commandments for Making Money,” and why financial prosperity depends on relationships, trust, service, and moral clarity.

You’ll also hear why Rabbi Lapin rejects the phrase “giving back to society,” what the story of Cain and Abel reveals about competition, and why parents must take responsibility for teaching their children how money and wealth creation really work.

What you’ll learn:

Why money is spiritual, not merely material
What ancient Jewish wisdom teaches about business
Why wealth comes from serving other people
Why business is moral when it creates value
How parents can teach children about money and prosperity

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@KimFsharpHarp 4 years ago

I am a Christian and have worked for and with Jewish people for years. If I were on my deathbed, I’d want a Jewish doctor. Legal troubles? Get a Jewish lawyer. Money issues, get a Jewish accountant. I believe the hard work ethic and quest for learning is instilled by families from cradle to the grave. Hard work, community, family, God and love pay off.

@Gees429 4 years ago

Hey rabbi you have opened my eyes as a black man to studying Jewish principles.. thank you

@davinderjawanda 4 years ago

1. Believe in the dignity and morality of business
2. Extend the network of your connectedness to many people
3. Get to know yourself
4. Do not pursue perfection
5. Lead consistently and constantly
6. Constantly change the changeable
7. Learn to foretell the future
8. Know your money
9. Act rich: give away 10% after tax
10. Never retire
11. Bonus: own property in British Columbia 38:50

@theresefournier3269 4 years ago

"It's not my wisdom, it's His"! ❤️🔥💯

@rocketdogticker 3 years ago

Muslim coming to learn how to serve. May Hashem swt guide and bless us all

@sunilv9654 3 years ago

Who is watching this beautiful video in 2023😀

@YWHisRisen 4 years ago

"I work for a boss who allows me 90% commission."
Wow! 🥰 I'd never quit❣🥰🥰

@mal-t4q 4 years ago

My Rabbi, he married my husband and I this year!
A great and humble Rabbi.

@Germanicus_Daimetor 1 year ago

I laughed when she said “ you may be wondering why we’d bring a rabbi on to talk about money”

@anwarsadek7466 2 years ago

Love from Myanmar. I'm a Rohingya Muslim from a prosecuted minority group. Learning alot today. 💐

@ms.5779 5 years ago

When the rabbi gave honor and recognition to his wife (or to a husband) was very important to wealth building. A bad marriage can financially break you!! and more so if kids are involved. A bitter divorce is worse. Let's not overlook this. A couple has to be together on the topic of money handling

@ATINUKE67 5 years ago

I love this guy... We need to be taught REAL entrepreneurial skills. Not given handouts by the government. Teach me how to fish please. Not give me a piece of fish when I am hungry.

@Holistic-Ballistic 4 years ago

This conversation was "jaw dropping" good! I would have paid TOP DOLLAR to listen in on this talk. I walked away from this conversation with a "laundry list" of golden nuggets!! I can't thank you all enough. I'm a new subscriber. Blessings!!!

@melchiormapa3597 4 years ago

Happy are those who believe in the GOD of Jacob

@Lovehugs27 11 months ago

I am Jewish and not good with money. My family is wealthy yet I am always struggling to pay my bills and live day to day wondering where my money will come from. I was led to this video divinely guided ✡️❤️🙏

@geoman9324 4 years ago

Fantastic interview. Money is a great tool. Family and friendships is life's greatest joys. Helping each other in good and difficult times is what life is all about.

@doctork16 3 years ago

Huge breakthrough today for a really long rough time. Thank you Rabbi

@ElsyMatthew-js3ob 2 years ago

Listening to Rabbi Daniel Lapin's view on giving back to society, I remembered what I used to tell my students during those days I taught English in colleges, mainly in Bangalore, as a sort of orientation before starting a class. Here's a gist of it.: After some 15 years, you should all become millionaires. I give you an extra responsibility to add to that dream, and that is you should give back to society. Why, you would ask. What do we owe to society? Look at the fan running over us, the fabric we wear, the fly overs in the city, and the number of technologies and structures contributed by millions of men in history. A boy fell down the fly over and his heart was beating on the road. So, earn extra to build a park or do something to make the world a better place to live, that is giving back to society. --- Rabbi Daniel's perspective that a businessman is never stealing from society is perfectly right. From that view point, he does not owe anything to scoiety. I agree perfectly with that view.