Jesus and economic abuse

In this excerpt from "Son of Man: Urantia," a rewrite of Part 4 of the "Urantia Book," Jesus advises his wealthier disciples on prudent financial management, such as investing surplus funds for future stability, while condemning the economic abuse of the weak by the strong. He emphasizes that exploiting the uneducated and less fortunate contradicts the ideals of brotherhood within the kingdom of heaven, a principle he upheld despite remaining uninvolved in the apostles’ finances except for charitable acts.

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