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  • So, too, with the women; they are to dress themselves modestly and with restraint in befitting attire; no plaited hair, no gold ornaments, or pearls, or rich clothes; (1 Timothy 2, 9)

  • Those who would be rich fall into temptation, the devil’s trap for them; all those useless and dangerous appetites which sink men into ruin here and perdition hereafter. (1 Timothy 6, 9)

  • Warn those who are rich in this present world not to think highly of themselves, not to repose their hopes in the riches that may fail us, but in the living God, who bestows on us so richly all that we enjoy. (1 Timothy 6, 17)

  • Do not throw away that confidence of yours, with its rich hope of reward; (Hebrews 10, 35)

  • whereas the rich man takes pride in what in truth abases him.✻ (The rich man will pass by like the bloom on the grass; (James 1, 10)

  • the sun gets up, and the scorching wind with it, which dries up the grass, till the bloom on it falls, and all its fair show dies away; so the rich man, with his enterprises, will disappear.) (James 1, 11)

  • Listen to me, my dear brethren; has not God chosen the men who are poor in the world’s eyes to be rich in faith, to be heirs of that kingdom which he has promised to those who love him? (James 2, 5)

  • And here are you putting the poor man to shame. Is it not the rich who use their power to oppress you? Are not they the very men who drag you into court, (James 2, 6)

  • sharing with all whatever gift each of you has received, as befits the stewards of a God so rich in graces. (1 Peter 4, 10)

  • I know how sorely tried thou art, how stricken with poverty (yet, all the while, so rich); how thy name is traduced by men who claim to be Jews (though they are no true Jews; they are rather the chosen people of Satan). (Revelation 2, 9)

  • I am rich, thou sayest, I have come into my own; nothing, now, is wanting to me. And all the while, if thou didst but know it, it is thou who art wretched, thou who art to be pitied. Thou art a beggar, blind and naked; (Revelation 3, 17)

  • and my counsel to thee is, to come and buy from me what thou needest; gold, proved in the fire, to make thee rich, and white garments, to clothe thee, and cover up the nakedness which dishonours thee; rub salve, too, upon thy eyes, to restore them sight. (Revelation 3, 18)


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