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if his ministers also be transformed as the ministers of
righteousness; whose end shall be according to their works.
There is a veil that is over the eyes of many in the church which
is bringing a curse upon all who are deceived by it. Today so
many are in desperate need of finances. Every way you turn
there is someone with their hand out to take your money away.
In the day Jesus walked the earth it was not any different. Jesus
and all of Israel were in bondage to Roman rule and taxation.
Also they were bound by the law to pay tithe and offerings to
the temple along with the temple tax, which was for the upkeep
and needs of the temple. By law there was only six days for a
man to work, one day was for food and raiment, one was for rent
on land and home, two days were for tax to Rome and two days
went for tithe and offerings. This did not include temple tax or
taxation by the publicans who waited by the gates to tax
everyone on goods brought in and out of the city. If you take for
instance an income of six hundred dollars a week and apply it to
Jesus’ day, you have one hundred dollars for food and raiment,
one hundred dollars for rent, two hundred dollars government
tax and two hundred dollars to tithe and offerings weekly paid.
Every dime these people made went somewhere, because they
were under the law of Rome and the Law of Moses. If you did
not pay Rome you would die if you did not pay the Temple you
were cursed. All they knew was death, there was no peace or
rest. When Jesus began his ministry he brought to the people

