There is a biblical character whose name was Job. It is said that the man was blameless and upright, and one that feared God, and turned away from evil (Job 1:1). In his days, he was the greatest of all the men of the east. We can see here how Job loved righteousness, and hated evil. And as a consequence, one can see the anointing and blessing of God upon his life, and his business (Psalms 45:7). Job was uncompromisingly righteous, and extremely wealthy at the same time. The wealthiest man in his world at that time.
Job’s story shatters so many superstitions and fables people hold in their hearts. Many people believe that one can not be uncompromisingly righteous and wealthy at the same time. This mindset conveniently forgets that Abraham, the father of faith, could never have been poor. Some people think that one must compromise their value system to create wealth. This can not also be true, because it is clear that Job would never compromise. No matter the cost. Job was the wealthiest man in his world at that time. He had more wealth than the wicked, evil and crooked people in his generation.
Let us start by drawing a clear line. A decision to love righteousness and hate wickedness and evil. A decision that there is no room for wickedness, evil, “sharp” practices in business. A decision that you will not seek riches that comes with forsaking your Christian principles and values. An understanding that the blessing of the Lord brings wealth and He adds no trouble to it (Proverbs 10:22). Choose the truth of the word of God over nonsensical religious sentiments. You can become the wealthiest family on earth without any sin or crime.
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