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 Here is a rule for your financial success. Usury is interest, or the time value of money. Wicked men overcharge interest and take financial advantage of the poor. God will take the assets of such men and give those assets to men that help the poor (Pr 22:16,22-23).Interest serves an honest purpose as the time value of money. It is the price of having money or assets today and repaying in the future. It is the reward for loaning your money and receiving it back some time later. There is nothing intrinsically wrong or immoral about interest (Deut 23:20; Matt 25:27). It is the cost of capital. It is the price of money.In a stable economy without a central bank, unlike America and most nations, interest rates are consistently very low over long periods of time. There are no inflationary pressures to charge high interest to protect against declining purchasing power. The fear and risk of financial fraud by a central bank are not present. Interest is generally low, and men can loan and borrow without great concern for time value or protection of capital.Consider Israel. There was no central bank or paper money. Their money supply was not manipulated to cause the boom-and-bust of economic cycles and transfer wealth from creditors to debtors, as in America and most nations. They had no Federal Reserve System or any other central bank. They had gold and silver and gold and silver coins. It is very difficult to manipulate such money, since mining is a very expensive proposition.Israel had no paper money. They were 3000 years ahead of Americaโ€™s Constitutionโ€™s Article 1; Section 10 protection of the nationโ€™s financial integrity. Israelโ€™s money was weighed (Gen 23:16; 43:21; Job 28:15; Ezra 8:25), which is why there are many proverbs about honest balances (Pr 11:1; 16:11; 20:23). Give God the glory. Moneychangers in Israel converted foreign coins to Hebrew coins; Jesus found Caesarโ€™s inscription on a coin; and Judas betrayed Him for thirty pieces of silver. There was no paper money other than written receipts for real money, just like Federal Reserve notes of 60 years ago.Every tribe and family had significant debt-free capital. The LORD God had given them their capital by taking it from the seven nations of Canaan. He also assigned them their property by inheritance, which they could not transfer from tribe to tribe. Fully capitalized in settled estates with cities built, wells dug, and vineyards planted, there was little borrowing. Any such need would have been an emergency, a single growing season exigency, or a case of poverty due to sickness, death, or other act of God.The LORD had financial laws for His people and the poor among them. He condemned charging the poor interest (Ex 22:25; Lev 25:35-37), for this could further their poverty, and it showed a spirit of greed or cruelty. He also condemned charging interest to an Israelite (Deut 23:19), for the nation was to help each other, not get rich off one another. Israel could charge usury to a stranger (Deut 23:20), which indicates interest itself is not an immoral or oppressive thing, for they were not to oppress a stranger (Ex 22:21; 23:9).Furthermore, there is a presupposition that wise men recognize in the Law of Moses that applies strictly to the poor (Deut 15:1-6). The poor were to be supplied and protected liberally, without regard for financial protection of the giver (Deut 15:7-11). As Solomon the Preacher taught elsewhere, liberal giving is most rewarding to the giver (Pr 11:24-26).This proverbโ€™s wisdom condemns charging interest to the poor. This interpretation and application is by comparing Mosesโ€™ Law and reading the second clause of the proverb. The lesson is about the poor. It also condemns any other means of taking financial advantage of the poor, such as overcharging in selling, underpaying in buying, delaying payments, keeping items put up as collateral, or paying wages on a delayed basis.
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