For The Love Of Money.
Instructing my soul on root causes.
For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows. 1 Timothy 6:10.
In that 'the love of money is the root of all evil', then the hating of money is the root of all good. In that you are to 'love your neighbor as yourself', then you must love the destruction of all money (within your realm) in order to love your neighbor as yourself. Don't be silly and think that you are to despise honest trading? For trading something that God has entrusted to you for something of equitable value is a blessing to all.
Silver Dollar Bill.
For example: if you have blackberries left over after you have traded for a fish, divide the rest among the children standing near you as a gift. Try and place a value on their joy, smiles, and purple teeth! You have become to them like the sun or the birds, or their new-found rocks treasures - in short, part of their joyful world.
If you were an American Indian named 'Loves-Silver-Dollar'; then after finding Jesus, people would have called you 'Abhors-Money' and some change. Oops..., what i meant was 'Abhors-Money' after they saw you change. You would be seen spending your silver dollars and say, 'I abhor money, you keep the change'. Even in the 1st century filargooreeah meant covetous; from filargooros which meant to be fond-of-silver or avaricious.
You have picked up many false things about money from false theories that prevailed in the culture around you, and that over the span of a life-time. Ideas that kept you spinning and left you scratching you head. You have watched heads of central banks wheel and deal their interest rates affecting entire nations. Brilliant bankers stumble in a corrupt environment and economists sincerely mis-diagnose the problems (pg6).
New credit theories are replacing 'supply and demand' theories that are more accurately explaining the modern crisis; fortunately these are being published by economic rebels on the Internet. Credit theories just uncover one thing - the dangers of usury as outlined in the Bible. The silly evolutionary-type assumptions about early man, first bartering and and then eventually using money as a medium of exchange, are being debunked (pg6).
It has been explained to you what money does, as though that is what it is; but not what it is, in terms of where it comes from and where it goes. The total economy at large has not been grasped by you because of the difference and relationship between money and credit. Although money pays off credit, new credit creates money and impacts the whole. Any money you receive was originally borrowed and is passed on as shared debt to you, before moving on and being returned to the owner. In reality you receive money and credit as debt from the one complex economic system based on the U.S dollar (pg7).
Your idea of the movement of goods and money have not been integrated with the impact of credit, debt, interest, and the inherent pressure of time. Your understanding has misled you and caused you confusion. "...it leaves out the instability of expectations, speculation, and credit and the role of leveraged speculation in various assets". Kindleberger, C. P. (1996) Manias, Panics, and Crashes - A History of Financial Crises, p. 18. Not to mention its inherent ability to redistribute wealth undetected.
The very money you hold (and all of it) is on a capital gaining mission. There is no other reason for it to have originally been borrowed and passed on to you. It may be given away by one individual to another in circulation, but will ultimately return to its creator as payment for debt with interest. It is in-built with pressure to circulate. Hold on to it long enough and it will become worthless. The dollar of 1913 is worth 4 cents today.
And the sad part? Is that it also places you in competition with all other holders, making it near impossible to love them as yourself. All of your deposits, gifts, and loans are within a larger context of debt, for it is a debt system and all that you deposit was borrowed into existence. And so deposit and loan are two sides of the same coin, as well as money and credit. They are an accounting of part of your life that runs in a vicious circle. Even if you personally do not borrow, you handle and allow to pass through your hands the voluntary servitude of others.
You have been despised by the citizens of Asia, Russia, Turkey, and Argentina for the last 20-30 years but do not understand why? The introduction of flexible exchange rates in 1971, was set up to plunder their wealth by devaluing their currencies (pg9). They will not hear you when you try to explain that the hidden owners of the money are probably not Americans.
You have known for a long time that when God established Israel that He set up a personal property no usury economy. Just recently it has become clear to you that interest (rent) is derived from personal property only. Further that money and credit are derived from interest and that finally the markets are derived from that. Exactly opposite of how it appears and how it is taught to you through the perspective of your culture. Although it is difficult for you to understand and think that way; once you see it, your understanding does now account for reality (pg10).
Corn-note Government.
For example: suppose you own two islands. Now if you must supply any fee, produce, or materials periodically to maintain ownership; you are in reality a sub-owner. Even if you must pay a protection fee from pirates, you are for all practical purposes a sub-owner regardless of declared title. Suppose you choose to settle on one island and ignore the other one; and no fee, tax, or rent (no matter how small) is forced upon you; then you are the owner.
Now suppose your settlement is going well and you pay your workers in corn-notes, and they trade them among themselves being able to exchange them with you for a pound of corn at any time. Later you begin to realize that your other island has potential for production also. Interest (rent) from the other island is inherent and potential in the island itself. Therefore interest is derived from private ownership.
After a while your best worker wants to work the other island, and agrees to pay you one corn-note a month to possess the other island. He boasts of his new ownership and takes some workers and works the land. The rent, fee, or tax (whatever you want to call it) that he pays you does two things: 1) it causes him in reality to be a sub-owner and 2) the one corn-note a month forces him to enter your market to acquire the corn-notes to satisfy the contract. Therefore you control him also because you control the quantity and the timing of the quantity of corn-notes.
Even though this is simple, don't miss how subtle this is. The owner has many ways to manipulate the market with products and corn-notes. Interest is derived and inherent in the ownership of property. Money is derived from and a means of receiving interest. Prices are related to labor, corn-notes, and the other island contract. As the island economy grows other markets and corn-note banks will be derived from other derived things, all derived from the owners private property. A new owner of the islands could choose to remain anonymous and promote credit with interest through other persons.
Now imagine yourself a worker on the island in this story. One day you change a corn-note for a Bible and learn that Jesus owns the islands by right of having created them? You begin to avoid corn-notes as much as possible (for the Bible warns you about the love of corn-notes). You meet with others of like belief and pool your resources for good works. A representative of the owners corn-note association offers to allow you to exist and continue if you receive tithes and offerings of corn-notes, and show your co-operation by paying a small mandatory annual fee to cover filing costs.
As one of great historic island stewards once said, "They don't care what you believe, as long as you agree to serve them through their corn-notes; establishing their delusion of sovereignty. As Jesus said, 'whose inscription is on that corn-note? then give back to him that which is his. But they saith unto him; but Lord, "how then shall we get corn?'."
written by Biconomics (Bible-economics), alias Bimonics (Bible-mnemonics) for your consideration and enjoyment.
Inspired by this document;
http://www.omo.co.nz/Property%20Rights.pdf
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