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Saint John Chrysostom

The unjust wealth

13 February 2019

Ioan Hrisostom, 1405 Teofan Cretanul IN L corner When you see somebody becoming rich through wrong-doing and then living prosperously, sigh and weep for them. Because this wealth adds to their punishment.

What they’ve saved is lost and what they’ve wasted remains.

Nobody can snatch it from the hand of God.

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