Solomon Was Richer Than Bezos… But Jesus Was Poor?

"RELIGIOUS LIE EXPOSED:
‘Jesus was poor’ is the biggest deception to keep Christians broke. Here’s why:

💰 SOLOMON’S WEALTH (1 Kings 10):

Gold income: $1.2B/year in today’s money

Throne: Ivory + gold, guarded by 12 lion statues

God said: "I give you riches" (1 Kings 3:13)

🕊️ JESUS’ ‘POVERTY’ MYTH:

Had a treasurer (Judas managed money - John 12:6)

Wore seamless robe (expensive - John 19:23)

Funded 12+ disciples for 3 years (Luke 8:3)

🔥 TRUTH: God funds your assignment—whether palace (Solomon) or portable (Jesus). Poverty ≠ holiness!

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[Rebleraysavage]

If my neighbor was hungry and I had food and I fed him and then their neighbor was hungry and they had food and they fed him and then we just did that all throughout the world we would all be rich in everything we need❤ I believe that is how Jesus intended the Earth to be❤ Amen Brother Todd ❤i will not say poor me ever again. Thank you for this lesson

[BrotherToddCamp]

if you thought Jesus was poor, it's because they hid these Bible facts from you.

[joyjeffcoat]

Jesus had a home. What he was talking about not having a place to lay his head is because he was walking miles a day. Jesus walked to different towns to teach. Alot of people travel 5-6 days a week I'm sure they feel the same way they are rarely home. God said I wish above all that you prosper and be in good health as your soul prospers

[christianknickerbocker]

The bible does not specify exactly how comfortable Jesus and his disciples were at any given point, but it does say that he had nowhere to lay his head, and he is often portrayed as sleeping in the wilderness. As for the idea that he had "designer" clothes, the clothes that are described are simply the standard garments that every Jewish man would wear at the time the same way most modern western men wear pants, a shirt, underwear, socks, and shoes. In regards to women who supported his ministry it likely was financial but they didn't need to follow him for that purpose so there help was very likely also of a domestic nature, maintaining his clothes, cooking meals, washing clothes. Of course, this is speculation, but there's nothing in the text to suggest that Jesus or his disciples lived a lavish lifestyle.

[TreHale-xkoo]

This is such a gross misrepresentation of the gospel, that I would say this is why people are concerned about the ones who follow such men or listen to them!