Breaking The Jewish Code Perry Stone

1. You must seed it—by planting the dream or vision in your spirit and mind. 2. Then, you must feed it—by energizing the dream and vision with the Word of God. 3. You must weed it—by removing doubts, unbelief, and all hindrances and distractions. 4. Finally, you can eat it—this is the end result, to enjoy the fruit of your labors. The Investments of Ancient Israel The definition of wealth has changed throughout secular history. When examining the Torah and Jewish history, we discover that God defined three main commodities that the Hebrews began to amass as personal investments early in their history, thereby securing them for future generations. They were gold, livestock, and land. Gold Throughout history gold has endured as a proven commodity, especially during difficult economic times. Gold has been traded in nugget form and made into jewelry and coinage. In ancient cultures, much of the local gold was hidden in the temples of the gods. These were rather safe locations, since it was assumed that the populations feared the wrath of