There are spiritual laws that govern the manifestation of wealth in the kingdom. This article talks about 3 spiritual laws of wealth and abundance.

If you see a brother today and by next week program he comes with an exotic car, you can just look at him and say, ‘in one week?’

Where did you go to? You won’t even ask him what he did.

You’ll just keep saying, where did you go to?

Somehow, we associate wealth with the spirit realm.

Once you see a man that mysteriously rose up to wealth, they’ll say, no way, leave this guy o, this guy went somewhere.

And that somewhere in our mind is that he went to an herbalist or a shrine.

If you believe that consulting an herbalist can make you rich, it tells you that there are spiritual laws.

Continue reading the 3 Spiritual Laws Of Wealth And Abundance here ➡️ https://openfaith.com.ng/3-spiritual-laws-of-wealth-and-abundance/

Johnnyson1000:
There are spiritual laws that govern the manifestation of wealth in the kingdom. This article talks about 3 spiritual laws of wealth and abundance.

If you see a brother today and by next week program he comes with an exotic car, you can just look at him and say, ‘in one week?’

Where did you go to? You won’t even ask him what he did.

You’ll just keep saying, where did you go to?

Somehow, we associate wealth with the spirit realm.

Once you see a man that mysteriously rose up to wealth, they’ll say, no way, leave this guy o, this guy went somewhere.

And that somewhere in our mind is that he went to an herbalist or a shrine.

If you believe that consulting an herbalist can make you rich, it tells you that there are spiritual laws.

Continue reading the 3 Spiritual Laws Of Wealth And Abundance here ➡️ https://openfaith.com.ng/3-spiritual-laws-of-wealth-and-abundance/

Have you traveled outside Nigeria before? Just asking.

If you have you may definitely change your orientation and views about the things you wrote. Many people are stupendously rich yet they practice none of the things you mentioned.
In non christian countries like UAE, China, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia there are dollar millionaires and billionaires alike who are neither philanthropists nor seed sowers.
Some Chinese traders male and female alike in their 30s like luxurious lifestyles are using brand new luxury cars that only celebrities and drug dealers in Nigeria can boast of.
Why is no christian among the to 10 richest people in the world rather you find Muslims and atheists populating the list.
In Nigeria also Muslims take up a greater ratio of the top list then pastors that that receive the tithes and offerings.

Dottore:

Have you traveled outside Nigeria before? Just asking.

If you have you may definitely change your orientation and views about the things you wrote. Many people are stupendously rich yet they practice none of the things you mentioned.
In non christian countries like UAE, China, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia there are dollar millionaires and billionaires alike who are neither philanthropists nor seed sowers.
Some Chinese traders male and female alike in their 30s like luxurious lifestyles are using brand new luxury cars that only celebrities and drug dealers in Nigeria can boast of.
Why is no christian among the to 10 richest people in the world rather you find Muslims and atheists populating the list.
In Nigeria also Muslims take up a greater ratio of the top list then pastors that that receive the tithes and offerings.

Yes, they are philanthropist, they might not sow seed (according to our local way of sowing seed in Nigeria churches). If you check the top ten richest men in the world, you'll realize that ninety-nine percent of them are philantrophist, you don't know better than them.

Dottore:

Why is no christian among the to 10 richest people in the world rather you find Muslims and atheists populating the list.
In Nigeria also Muslims take up a greater ratio of the top list then pastors that that receive the tithes and offerings.

Because money and riches means hellfire guaranteed!

And the op is not a Christian else he would have known that

Landowner101:

Yes, they are philanthropist, they might not sow seed (according to our local way of sowing seed in Nigeria churches). If you check the top ten richest men in the world, you'll realize that ninety-nine percent of them are philantrophist, you don't know better than them.

So if they are philanthropists and are so rich. Then is it not better for we all to be philanthropists and chart a charitable course rather than donate to churches.

Dottore:

So if they are philanthropists and are so rich. Then is it not better for we all to be philanthropists and chart a charitable course rather than donate to churches.

Cool, though i never associated giving to donating to churches specifically. Just practice what you believe in that works for you.

Dottore:

Have you traveled outside Nigeria before? Just asking.

If you have you may definitely change your orientation and views about the things you wrote. Many people are stupendously rich yet they practice none of the things you mentioned.
In non christian countries like UAE, China, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia there are dollar millionaires and billionaires alike who are neither philanthropists nor seed sowers.
Some Chinese traders male and female alike in their 30s like luxurious lifestyles are using brand new luxury cars that only celebrities and drug dealers in Nigeria can boast of.
Why is no christian among the to 10 richest people in the world rather you find Muslims and atheists populating the list.
In Nigeria also Muslims take up a greater ratio of the top list then pastors that that receive the tithes and offerings.

Thanks for your response. I have given you the detailed explanation in this article.

You can read it here https://openfaith.com.ng/balance-between-the-natural-and-spiritual-laws-of-prosperity/