Prosperity by Charles Fillmore, chapter 6, part one

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“The sin of riches is not in the possession, but in the love of money, of material selfishness that leads to soul starvation. It is not a crime to be rich or a virtue to be poor, as certain reformers would have us think. The sin lies and hoarding wealth and keeping it from circulating freely to all who needed it.” Enjoy ladies! Ooh ooh so glad you are with me today. Shalom! Talitha Cumi!

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