Why Does The Bible Say To Lend Freely?
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2018
- Why Does The Bible Say To Lend Freely?
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This is not just in the Bible, in Islam using interest is not allowed either. This is because interest makes the poor, poorer and the rich, richer. So it is kinda evil.
Because Dave is a Christian, and reads the Hebrew scriptures through the lens of Christianity, he does NOT properly understand the concept of "lending" mandated in the Torah.
@@What_If_We_Tried What do you mean?
@@Peter-tr7gg I've tried responding three times, but it seems my comments - with links to a few articles - were deleted. Essentially Mr. Ramsey is incorrect about the concepts of "lending" money as delineated in the Hebrew scriptures as demonstrated by his analogy of 'borrowing a cup of sugar'. If an Israelite in biblical times borrowed money, they were expected to repay. It far more detailed than that of course.
It's almost as if Islam originated from Christianity and stole many of Christianities ideals
Usury only makes the rich richer and the poor poorer. The Quran also forbids interest based loans.
And islamic world still poor, unless they open conventional banks
@@user-lr6hw4dq4t Its poor because of the pressure from the West has on them i.e Policies / Sanctions makes countries poor. Almost every country in Africa has a deposit of natural resources, Africa is also the poorest continent in the world. So my question to you is why is Africa in its entirety poor when it has a young population with abundance in resources ?
It is the conventional system that controls the world. But, the system is flawed massively enslaving the poor and making thr rich richer with minimum sweat. The bible forbids it. Its just that yall abandoned that law
@@user-lr6hw4dq4tthe islamic world is still poor because America won't stop bombing them and helping globalised corporations steal their resources
Who said Islamic world is poor? You should get educated
The Hebrew and Greek for borrow is not give. It is to lend. Lol. Read Deuteronomy. The point is lending. You should lend without expecting or demanding a return- but someone who borrows ought to pay back. The year of release would erase the debt.
I tend to agree, otherwise why would it talk about giving and then borrowing if they’re the same. Those would seem repetitive.
Borrow can even mean to borrow and repay... but not with interest.
Interest is the true evil.
Thank you, for encouragement
The Bible is literally the guide to life ANYTHING you need direction on, God WILL guide you
So is the Quran, with no rewrites like the Bible, however.
@@user-bm3rs3fx4kyes but the representative of Christianity was a sinless peace loving just and divine person unlike the representative of Islam who was a war lord who enslaved and murdered and took many wives (some were child brides)
@@user-bm3rs3fx4kyes but the representative of Christianity was a sinless peace loving just and divine person unlike the representative of Islam who was a war lord who enslaved and murdered and took many wives (some were child brides)
@@ernestobetancourt3216 Delusional. Do your research instead of listening to logically incapable Islamophobes.
In this case America is not a Christian country
Greek daneizō means to loan on interest.
Hebrew abat means to lend or loan or borrow or exchange.
Matthew 5:42 "borrow"...
Strong's Exhaustive Concordance
borrow, lend.
From daneion; to loan on interest; reflexively, to borrow -- borrow, lend.
see GREEK daneion
Explain this brother Ramsey! 😂
So I have a very fancy truck, ( don’t worry Dave it’s paid for I have zero debt not even my farm and rental house) and my neighbor has asked many times to borrow it. We do nice neighborly things I watch their dogs when they go on vaca and they check up on my animals when I’m out of town. But the guy’s truck has been in the shop for months and he’s putting more miles on my truck than I do. I love my neighbors but I’m not comfortable with this. I worry about liability if he were to be in a wreak. What would you advise. PS he fills the tank back up, but sometimes leaves mud on the mats. He’s a super nice helpful person so I feel bad saying no.
You could always politely mention that in the past you’ve noticed him returning the car dirtier, muddier than it was previously, and if he be sure to clean up any messes that he might make, that would be appreciated. Also, at the end of the day, you could simply tell him that, due to liability concerns, he have decided that you’re not going to lend your vehicle to people anymore.
Interpreting the different Bible versions can be so difficult and confusing.
I am inviting you to explore the Islam..
Tell me about it
Very good response. I guess it's the same as the phrase "lend a helping hand".
How about when you lend a big amount of money without interest is this sinful? I u ask to bring it back
Not a great answer! The interlinear does not make that distinction. Other scripture also confirms you are okay to lend to friends or family without interest.
What about if I don't have a job or any means of income, and my husband doesn't give me money and he handles his money. I only have a little amount of money that came from the gifts I received. And then I have this one person who keeps borrowing money from me even under those circumstances and who doesn't pay. What should I do?
Don’t lend money . Tell your husband to put 1000 a month in your account .
@@RebelwithaCause777 Thank you for your response. 💕🙏 I actually decided to lend that person some money.
Borrow a cup of sugar is a wonderful example ❤
I love Dave but he is really stretching. Both Greek AND Hebrew didn’t have a equivalent word for “give” back then? So they said “lend”? Twisted when you start redefining commonly used words.
Bob Marley finally someone saying it as it is
No, the problem is in the translation.
You've heard the phrase "Lend me a hand" haven't you?
Hebrew scholar here with a working knowledge of Greek as well. Shall return later with a more definite answer
Hebrew has different words for lend and give. Ramseys videos are getting dumber and dumber.
Because it was given into you.
Get rid of the federal reserve
Sir, you said we shoul love them properly. But if we really love someone properly we will definitely not turn away from he who wants to borrow from us right? Because love surpasses everything. And even if he doesn't bring it back , it's okay because if we love someone properly we have to forgive and forget not matter the circumstances.
I helped my friends and ex so when I asked them back just a portion of it to pay by debts, oops, disappeared not to mention, don't even have a conscious to automatically help me in return but rather cursed me over something else 😂😂
H Tiger99 That sucks, sorry to hear that. I would just let it go and forget about it. Not worth the hassle.
Sorry this is not about money period
should you ask for your lent money back?
Yes, it's lent...
I see the Bible as a collection of texts where some of which are wise. Because they come from different authors, do not be surprised if you encounter inconsistent ideas.
"How do I interpret the bible to mean what I want it to mean?"
-every christian ever
But investing is profiting from interest...
nevermind824 Yeah, looks like Dave should lend his money to these corporations interest free. Or, according to Dave, just give his money to them.
It isn't always. You can invest in a business and become a shareholder, that way the money you earn would be by owning a percentage of the business, that isn't interest.
Investing into crypto is profiting from growth... Not enslaving others
Eccliastes 11 1-6
Context when reading the Bible is so crucial. I was deceived by a church who teaches that 2nd Coming Christ has come and lived in South Korea and that God the Mother is living in South Korea. Their sermons are so persuasive but they take all the Bible verse out of context.
Wow! So glad to hear you stopped listening to that church Praise Jesus! Context is certainly important I’ve had my moments where I was confused about a scripture but never fail the Holy Spirit always leads me into all truth. I pray you are blessed in Jesus Name!
Because God is a god of freedom, not exploitation. Moreover, Jesus upends the notion that the materially wealthy are favored in the kin-dom. If anything, they have missed the point.
Religion is interpretation. Each to their own, whether popular or not.
The God of Yeshua is not a fan of capitalism. No human truly "owns" anything, and it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kin-dom.
Ramsey misunderstands scripture.
There is no way you can follow the sermon on the mount and be a Republican
Lord Beasley .....that is incorrect....I hope your not a Democrat saying this
The sermon on the mount is heavily misunderstood...I know that because I used to think the same thing you did. It's not against the Torah or teaching to not defend yourself at all in any situation. And I'm not a republican either, more of a conserv-itarian.
Jerome Williams demorat*
Republicans are actually the most charitable people. Democrats are known for giving away OTHER people's money...
Republicans on average donate more so what..?