Inspirational Quotes on Money

“If rich people only knew when they died--how their relations would scramble for their money, the worms for their bodies, and the devils for their souls--they would not be so anxious to save money!”

“If I love money more than Christ, woe is me!”

“Money isn't the most important thing in life, but it's reasonably close to oxygen on the "gotta have it" scale.”

“Money won't make you happy, but everybody wants to find out for themselves.”

“God does not need to provide any resources for what you are not doing.”

“There is a powerful relationship between our true spiritual condition and our attitude and actions concerning money and possessions.”

“Money is like manure. If you let it pile up, it just smells. But if you spread it around, you can encourage things to grow.”

“To a shower of gold most things are penetrable.”

“There is only one emotion which money has ever extended to idealism - contempt." - ”

“Donald Trump is a pathetic puppet of ultra-Zionist billionaire Sheldon Adelson.”

“In the partnership of a pure, holy purpose it (money)seems almost omnipotent. But when it is allowed to grip both lines and whip, it drives a man at such a pace as to use up all his strength, and leave him utterly winded for anything else.”

“In the partnership of a pure, holy purpose it (money) seems almost omnipotent. But when it is allowed to grip both lines and whip, it drives a man at such a pace as to use up all his strength, and leave him utterly winded for anything else.”

“If the citizens themselves devote their life to matters of trade, the way will be opened to many vices. Since the foremost tendency of tradesmen is to make money, greed is awakened in the hearts of the citizens through the pursuit of trade. The result is that everything in the city will bcome venal; good faith will be destroyed and the way opened to all kinds of trickery; each one will work only for his own profit, despising the public good; the cultivation of virtue will fail since honor, virtue's reward, will be bestowed upon the rich. Thus, in such a city, civic life will necessarily be corrupted. (On Kingship II, 3)”