Prosperity S Ten Commandments

In this enlightening volume, author Georgiana Tree West expands the traditional understanding of the Ten Commandments, revealing them as guidelines to a happy, prosperous life. You will learn how to use the wisdom found in these pages in financial affairs and everyday living.

This masterful book was written especially for those Christian entrepreneurs, professionals and consultants who are looking for the more abundant life that God promises in John 10:10. It is filled with hundreds of scriptures that give concrete, definitive, Godly instruction on how to be more prosperous in all categories of life; physical, mental spiritual, professional, social, familial and financial. "Prosperous Christian" takes you on a deep dive into the ten commandments that are essential to have true Godly abundance and prosperity. In addition, it gives supporting teachings on our competition, conflicting scriptures, and even the dangers of financial prosperity. You'll learn the truth about- God's definition of prosperity- Does God want His children to be prosperous?- How to unlock the truths in the Bibl- How to pray effectively- The most dynamic and powerful law of God- How God works in the workplace- What God says about the rich- And more!Each of the ten commandments is illustrated by remarkable real-life stories, thought-provoking questions, and strategic real-world action steps you can implement right now. Impactful teachings you'll find in this book: -God's definition of prosperity (pg. 7-11)-Meaning of life (pg. 12) -5 Godly motives for prosperity (pg. 13) -Exactly what God thinks of His children (pg. 24-29) -Money as a tool (pg. 40) -Satan's meeting (pg. 45) -Our wrestling match (pg. 50) -The devil's only objectives (pg. 53) -How exactly does the adversary endeavor to defeat Christians (pg. 58) -Keys to Biblical research (pg. 63) -History of the complete English Bible (pg. 68) -God's Biblical time table, the seven administrations: (pg. 76) -Can a camel go through the eye of a needle? (pg. 86) -God's disciples who were wealthy (pg. 92) -Financial status of Jesus (pg. 99) -Your state versus your standing (pg. 102) -What exactly is sin (pg. 107) -Unanswered prayer (pg. 116) -The exact outline for prayer (pg. 126) -The most dynamic and powerful law of God (pg. 133-135) -Process simulation conditioning (positive-believing action) (pg. 142) -What Enthusiasm really means (pg. 151) -Retirement (pg. 156)-How God segments humans (pg. 165) -How we can be five times more effective, guaranteed (pg. 167) -The only thing in the entire Bible God asks us to prove Him (pg. 183) -The difference between tithes, alms and offerings (pg. 195) -The upward spiral of giving (pg. 198) -The conundrum of bacon of eggs (pg. 205) -There is no status quo (pg. 205) -Two types of knowledge (pg. 207)-Free resources for further study (pg. 207) Notable quotes from the book: "Having wealth doesn't change you, it exposes you. Some people truly cannot handle a major influx of money. It would bring out the worst in them." "These teachers are sincere, but sincerity means only that they are sincere. It doesn't mean they have rightly divided the Word of Truth. You can pretty much get the Word of God to say whatever you want, if you torture His words long enough." "GET YOUR MIND ALIGNED WITH THE DIVINE!" "Doubt, worry and fear is a conversation you have with yourself about the things you cannot change. Prayer is a conversation you have with God about things He can change." "Pious words and seemingly impressive deeds mean nothing if a person is not living a godly life and following the example of Jesus Christ! That's why we should be extremely particular about whom we give our time to and whom we hang out with." "Abundance, possessions, and achievements, without God, are like an unsharpened pencil; they have no point."

Offers advice on personal finance and creating wealth based on the principles of Jewish tradition.

The Seven Commandments takes the reader on a journey through the history of religion to discover the key principles for achieving happiness and prosperity. Our journey begins in prehistoric times when men worshipped multiple false idols, and sacrificed animals, humans and even children to please these gods. While the great Commandments of Moses were a revolutionary act of liberation, the Israelites did not always follow them and suffered the consequences. The simplified Commandments of Jesus made them easier to follow, but wickedness in the name of Christianity by the clergy and average Christians supervened. The Arabs were still worshipping multiple gods when they came in contact with Jews and Christians. Muhammad learned of their sole God and brought these Commandments to his people but many Muslims went astray. The Seven Commandments illustrates the fortunes of those who decide to be inspired by grace to follow the Commandments and achieve inner and outer peace ... or the misfortunes of those who flout the law and suffer the consequences.