Why Jews Don't Lend Money: Solomon’s Brutal Debt Rule (Proverbs 22)

Why Jews Don't Lend Money: Solomon’s Brutal Debt Rule (Proverbs 22)

Discover why the wealthiest man in recorded history built his entire financial teaching on one brutal principle: avoid the slavery of owing. This is not just theory; it is survival mathematics written 3,000 years ago and proven in every bankruptcy court today. In this video, we dive deep into King Solomon's ancient wisdom on debt, lending, and the spiritual cost of financial obligation.

We analyze why modern culture deliberately hides the 'master and slave' dynamic of finance and how compound interest—often called the eighth wonder of the world—can become a trap that extracts your future. From the warnings of Proverbs to the investment strategies of Charlie Munger, Benjamin Graham, and John Bogle, learn why the greatest financial move you can make is often the one you do not make. It is time to break the chains of consumer debt, stop co-signing your freedom away, and reclaim your financial peace.

00:00 Intro: The Wealthiest Investors
00:50 Proverbs 22:7 - The Rich Rule Over the Poor
01:20 Why Lending Destroys Friendships
03:05 The Master and Slave Dynamic in Finance
04:20 The Sabbatical Year & Economic Reset
06:30 Charlie Munger & The Principle of Inversion
07:45 Compound Interest: The Mathematics of Slavery
09:05 The Dangerous Trap of Co-Signing
10:30 How King Solomon Built True Wealth
13:20 Benjamin Graham: Margin of Safety
15:20 The Opportunity Cost of Debt
16:25 John Wesley's Financial Discipline
17:40 John Calvin & The Theology of Work
19:50 Modern Masters: Bogle, Munger, & Templeton
22:25 Debt as a Spiritual Problem
24:00 4 Steps to Escape the Trap
25:00 A Prayer for Financial Freedom

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