Breaking The Jewish Code Perry Stone

—Matthew 6:33 Righteousness cannot be earned, but it is imputed by faith in the redemptive covenant provided by Christ. There is more to wealth than bank accounts, and more to prosperity than owning multiple homes. Solomon’s Final Discovery Solomon’s final discovery before his death may come as a surprise to many. After building the most fabulous temple perhaps in history, amassing wealth, and experiencing fame and prosperity, Solomon came to the end of his life with an astonishing statement: “All is vanity.” He realized all of his wealth would be left for his son, and not even Solomon knew what type of character he would have (Eccles. 2:19). We could sum up Solomon’s attitude by saying, “Enjoy every moment of your life, because you won’t take your possessions with you.” God has a covenant of blessing for those who follow His precepts. However, keep in mind that there are many things more important than amassing land, gold, and silver. They are: Assuring that your entire family enters a redemptive covenant through the Messiah You, and your family, enjoying good health and living long, full lives Knowing that your grandchildren (future