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 1 4, 1,1 |     possess some type of earthly riches, but those that rely on
 2 4, 1,6 |       personification of earthly riches) simultaneously, can be
 3 4, 1,6 |      heavenly and eternal, while riches — toward earthly and physical.
 4 4, 2,1 |      entangled with passions: to riches, to indulgences, to earth’
 5 4, 2,8 |       treasury, both new and old riches - to use either one or the
 6 5, 0,29|   anything, not with any earthly riches.~Together with this thought
 7 5, 0,52|    benefit from your accumulated riches, and are now indifferent
 8 5, 0,52|       who will end up with these riches.” Instead of accumulating
 9 5, 0,52| obtaining eternal, incorruptible riches or good deeds, which can
10 5, 0,52|    acquired by expending earthly riches — not for base, carnal pleasures
11 5, 0,66|           the only wise usage of riches is to assist the needy,
12 5, 0,66|         we are going to lose the riches one way or another — we
13 5, 0,66|    commit to your trust the true riches? And if you have not been
14 5, 0,66|       untrustworthy with earthly riches, were unable to manage them
15 5, 0,66|        be trusted with spiritual riches, the riches of blessed gifts?~
16 5, 0,66|       with spiritual riches, the riches of blessed gifts?~In response,
17 5, 0,66|      admit that lust for earthly riches, can impede the acquisition
18 5, 0,66|         parable on the misuse of riches — about the rich man and
19 5, 0,75| sorrowful,” because he had great riches. Consequently, the riches
20 5, 0,75|        riches. Consequently, the riches that he had were such an
21 5, 0,75|     sought.~Bearing in mind that riches by themselves don’t enslave
22 5, 0,75|          understandable, because riches are something that everybody
23 5, 0,75|        is for those who trust in riches to enter the Kingdom of
24 5, 0,75|         The Lord doesn’t censure riches, but those that are attached
25 5, 0,75|        the sinful nature of Man, riches present many temptations
26 5, 0,75|       difficult to pass through. Riches themselves are not dangerous,
27 6, 3,1 |  expected earthly gifts, worldly riches and dominion: his avarice
28 6, 3,1 |          it was futile to expect riches from the Teacher of poverty
29 9, 1   |       The Lord’s Prayer. Eternal riches. Not to judge. Steadfastness