GREED
- ALBERTO GARCIA
- Jul 17, 2024
- 3 min read
Of the 7 Deadly Sins, GREED combines all of them.
It is defined as an intense and selfish desire for something, especially wealth, power, food, social media approval, adulation, etc.
Idolized Trillionaire mercenaries such as the "puppet leaders" of BLACK ROCK, BIG PHARMA, WEF and BIG MILITARY for many, many years have allowed greed to overtake their principles:
These 1 WORLD ORDER wannabes fail to realize that satan, their ruler, is just momentarily in charge.
And that this is a transitory and impermanent 3rd dimensional existence.
As every second that ticks on the Doomsday Clock, we are that much closer to Christ Yeshua arriving to crush BLACK ROCK into ashes.
People are selling their very souls for money.
"Influenza" influencers are like demonic Pans playing their flutes and leading sheeple over perilous cliffs to their spiritual deaths.
Also known as Golden Calfers, their lust for money is insatiable.
In Exodus 32, it is scribed that when Moses was away too long, the Israelites asked his brother Aaron to make them a new god.
He took their golden earrings and made a golden calf from them.
The golden calf was an idol that the people worshiped instead of the real God.
Idols cannot benefit us because they have no power, they are nothing.
As Andre Agassi used to say monetizing himself, "image is everything."
Greed is bred from the spiritual cancer of lack-mindedness.
Once we recognize that all of our needs are always provided for by Our Heavenly Father, we can be FREE and help others thrive.
Yeshua asked his flock:
“So why do you worry about clothing? Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow, they neither toil nor spin.
"And yet I say to you that even Solomon in all his riches and glory was not arrayed like one of these lilies."
Christ Jesus's command to "go out and teach all nations" is not limited to sharing only knowledge, but also our abundance.
Judas Iscariot was His former best friend whose betrayal caused His brutal and torturous death on the cross.
Being greedy and a lover of money, Iscariot stole donations from the money box entrusted to his keep.
One of my many personal experiences witnessing egotistic excessive greed took place while I was on business in Mexico City.
Staying in the upscale district of Colonia Polanco in 1999, I awoke early to climb The Teotihuacan Pyramid to see the sunrise from the top.
While waiting for my driver, I noticed all of these wealthy obnoxious people on the look-out for their limousines, holding their suit sleeves way up high, to show-off their expensive watches.
And haughtily looking down on all of their working class brothers walking by.
They exuded the attitude of the 1% of the 1%'ers that prevails in the world today of "I've got mine, fuck you."
Lamentably, they were worshipping the wrong God.
My driver, a very humble man, was astonished seeing me cry when I saw all of the cardboard
houses that stretched for many miles on the road to the pyramid.
All the driver could do was nod yes, choking on his words, when I confirmed Yeshua's proclamation:
"That it is infinitely easier to put a camel through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of Heaven.
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