Rabbi Evan Moffic discusses one of his favorite passages from Ecclesiastes and the 5 things it teaches us about managing risk. Risk is everywhere in life, even when it’s minimal. As people, it’s important to think long term, because what we’re doing right now determines our future. We should look to create multiple streams of income to prepare us for whatever eventualities come our way, as well as focus on small, consistent, patient actions to get us where we want to go.
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In the words of Proverbs 10:2 “Treasures of wickedness profit nothing; but righteousness delivereth from death.†There’s something very strange at work in the world when non-Christians and those who claim to be so, but have been corrupted, fear the laws of police and government more than they do God. Are you really more afraid of disobeying rules and regulations passed a tribunal of men than the word of the Ultimate Authority?
As King Solomon warns us in many of his Proverbs, “wicked” people –those who lie, cheat and manipulate others – are everywhere, and those who
Justice and fairness lie at the heart of King Solomon’s proverbs about living a righteous and prosperous life. “Treasures of wickedness shall profit nothing; but
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