PROSPERITY FOR ALL

   The Messiah did not come to promote the creation of parasitic caste in society, in the context of an excessive and cruel capitalism, where small minorities live like princes at the expense of the ignorant and suffering masses.

   Within the people of God, while recognizing that "the laborer is worthy of his hire," and that should not be put "muzzle the ox that treads" (1-Ti.5.18), we must focus our attention and interest on the principle of socio-economic equality, established for the people of God in the New Covenant:

 "Because I do not say this so that others may be eased and you burdened, but that at this time, with equality your abundance may be a shortage of them, so that their abundance may be a supply for your want: that there is equality, as it is written. "(2-Co.8.13-15)" he who gathered much had nothing over, and he who gathered little had no lack ... ought not to lay the children for parents, but the parents for the children. "(2-Co.12.14).

     What arises here is the redistribution of economic resources for the welfare and prosperity of the whole community of Christian believers as a whole, and not only a few take the administration of divine grace simply as a worldly profession with unmovable charges plenipotentiaries with which to plunder to the weakest of the sheep in exchange for only advice and encouraging phrases.

To the superstitious and ignorant masses you may be deceived by ruses disguised godly devotion but increasingly it can do with those who are made aware of the "pearl of great price" (Kingdom of God "). That is, those who realize that, at present, the sovereignty of the divine government, headed by the anointed King Jesus is the "newness of the Spirit" (Ro.7.6) to be legislas in individual lives and community of believers so that they can, truly integrated, capture the love of Christ through solidarity and mutual aid organized in a dignified and growing conquest of the glorious freedom of the children of God, even when our Savior established the Kingdom in all its fullness.