The Providential Division Of Men Into Rich And Poor, And The Respective Duties Thence Arising,: Briefly Consider'd In A Sermon Preach'd In The Parish
Discover the wisdom and insights of the renowned preacher Robert Moss with this thought-provoking sermon on the social and economic divide between the rich and poor. Using examples from scripture and contemporary society, Moss argues that poverty and prosperity are part of God's plan, and that the wealthy have a responsibility to help the less fortunate. This powerful message is as relevant today as it was centuries ago, and is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the relationship between economics and spirituality.
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