Ten Commandments for Making Money Learn From the Jewish People About Money and Business

Is the Jewish phenomenon a myth, or is there something special that allows them to be more successful at business and making money in general? Watch the video to find out the secrets…
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[@fauzanceros]

Thou Shall Prosper - 10 Commandments for Making Money 1. Believe in dignity and morality of business 2. Extend the network of your connectedness to many people 3. Get to know yourself 4. Don’t pursue perfection 5. Lead consistently and constantly 6. Constantly change the changeable, while steadfastly clinging to the unchangeable 7. Learn to foretell the future 8. Know your money 9. Act rich (charity) 10. Never retire

[@reginaldegbudin3097]

You're a Leg

[@4-Ever194]

I have believed in this for years. Practice in service to others. Even though I get upset and say things without thinking. Out loud.. Something I need to work on.

[@rukiemorris865]

Hard work, Prayers, Giving,= My Success Secret!

[@honeybear200]

🕊💜🕊💜🕊💜🕊💜🕊💜🕊💜 🕎Most Jewish people are taught that Jesus is only for Gentiles.🕎 This sentiment isn’t surprising. Growing up, a lot of Jewish people are taught that Jesus is only for Gentiles. Moreover, if a Jewish person decides to follow Jesus, the Jewish community considers them converts to Christianity. At one point in history, such people were considered apostates-lost to the Jewish community, or even to their own families. For a Jewish person to consider faith in Jesus, he or she must consider the social stigma they will face from friends, family, and the larger Jewish community. Would a rabbi ever agree to marry them? Would they ever be allowed to make aliyah? Would they be prohibited from joining a synagogue? These are the implications many Jewish people face when considering Jesus. Jewish followers of Jesus acknowledge the cultural obstacles and painful historical facts surrounding his identity, but there are still many reasons that drive them to believe that he is the Messiah. First and foremost, most people who come to follow Jesus, Jewish or not, have a personal encounter with God that changes their lives. As a result, Jewish people who have this experience can’t help but passionately embrace both their faith and their heritage. Until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest letter or serif shall ever pass away from the Torah. Recognize that Jesus was born to Jewish parents, was raised in a Jewish home in Israel, observed the Torah, and taught the nation of Israel as a rabbi. His teachings were not an attack on Judaism, but rather an authoritative, intelligent interpretation of the Torah and a critique of a religious system that was corrupt during his day: “Do not think that I came to abolish the Torah or the Prophets! I did not come to abolish, but to fulfill … until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest letter or serif shall ever pass away from the Torah … whoever keeps and teaches them, this one shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven” (Matthew 5:17-19). 🕎Following Jesus's teachings is a continuation of the Jewish faith, not an abandonment of it.🕎

[@felipears2092]

This giving is so true... I have had my own experiences, and a friend of mine has been spending thousands a week on feeding homeless people, since then he has become a millionaire in less than 10 years (he tells me he did not have even money to catch a bus before)

[@jasoncabler]

It absolutely comes back to you when you do it with the right attitude. Not only in money, but in favor, peace, good relationships, etc.

[@honeybear200]

🕊💜🕊💜🕊💜🕊💜🕊💜🕊💜 🕎Most Jewish people are taught that Jesus is only for Gentiles.🕎 This sentiment isn’t surprising. Growing up, a lot of Jewish people are taught that Jesus is only for Gentiles. Moreover, if a Jewish person decides to follow Jesus, the Jewish community considers them converts to Christianity. At one point in history, such people were considered apostates-lost to the Jewish community, or even to their own families. For a Jewish person to consider faith in Jesus, he or she must consider the social stigma they will face from friends, family, and the larger Jewish community. Would a rabbi ever agree to marry them? Would they ever be allowed to make aliyah? Would they be prohibited from joining a synagogue? These are the implications many Jewish people face when considering Jesus. Jewish followers of Jesus acknowledge the cultural obstacles and painful historical facts surrounding his identity, but there are still many reasons that drive them to believe that he is the Messiah. First and foremost, most people who come to follow Jesus, Jewish or not, have a personal encounter with God that changes their lives. As a result, Jewish people who have this experience can’t help but passionately embrace both their faith and their heritage. Until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest letter or serif shall ever pass away from the Torah. Recognize that Jesus was born to Jewish parents, was raised in a Jewish home in Israel, observed the Torah, and taught the nation of Israel as a rabbi. His teachings were not an attack on Judaism, but rather an authoritative, intelligent interpretation of the Torah and a critique of a religious system that was corrupt during his day: “Do not think that I came to abolish the Torah or the Prophets! I did not come to abolish, but to fulfill … until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest letter or serif shall ever pass away from the Torah … whoever keeps and teaches them, this one shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven” (Matthew 5:17-19). 🕎Following Jesus's teachings is a continuation of the Jewish faith, not an abandonment of it.🕎

[@jasoncabler]

@@honeybear200 Very well said!

[@kamatl4]

6:12 While doing a budget, book keeping and spend logging are vital. Once retired, a hobby such as writing, art, photography and music etc.. will pay off big time. Excellent tips. Please keep up the great work.

[@jasoncabler]

Thanks Kurtis!

[@arruqyahshariah915]

The excellence in Jewish community for their knowledge and experiences.... This education is for everyone to learn regardless religion, culture and socio-demographic locations.

[@brookeb7646]

Jewish people are successful because they hustle, are smart and make their own ideas and business.

[@mizrahimsephardi5214]

Obviously your are NOT one of us, hustle is what the gentiles use as street smarts guidance and nothing to do with our 6000 year old way of life.

[@pjjunior1402]

they look after each other at all costs and give business opportunities to other jews a 1000 times over a non jew.

[@mizrahimsephardi5214]

@@pjjunior1402 The reason is simple we were abandoned when Hitler came for us, after his massive gun control policies followed by the genocide, countries sent Jews back to Germany. After all was over we took an oath "Never Again" to gun control or Financial control by any country. So as you can see,wealth is not to be flaunted but to be passed down to our generations as a tool against, economical servitude.

[@keithboykins258]

@@mizrahimsephardi5214 if you not African American, you not a Israelite.

[@SoulPapiii]

Very powerful stuff man might have to watch this again to soak it all in

[@SoulPapiii]

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[@SoulPapiii]

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[@coachLTfit]

Great video. I am halfway done with the audiobook. I wanted to check out a video on it. Thanks for this.

[@jasoncabler]

Thanks, it's definitely one of my all time favorite books. Changed my perspective on a lot of things!

[@mandisimtshali7098]

I hope my (zulu) culture one day has such lessons and wisdom passed on at an early age

[@nhlanhlaradebe8]

As Zulus we are much more connected. We just have to apply these principles in business.

[@daryldaniels4860]

The Zulu's are very smart and very passionate. They have always succeeded in everything that they set their minds to.

[@silver2zilver]

6:47 Muslim tradition as well, in fact it’s a necessary pillar of Islam to give ur wealth away.

[@syedmuzaffarali2006]

Thanks for sharing the book

[@Taintedx92]

Thank you for the info, Jason! :)

[@shadmankhan5429]

Hi

[@juniemarz1902]

Thank you for this!

[@jasoncabler]

You're welcome!

[@eternalblessingchurchminis2346]

Thank you sir

[@elmerdianasas8683]

Thank you....

[@jasoncabler]

you're welcome!

[@bengunns9500]

Great tips Jason, thankyou

[@jasoncabler]

BenGunns thanks!

[@eddiesanders2719]

So true! Thank you.

[@timhill2645]

I liked rthe video i will subscribed if you do a summary of Business Secrets from the Bible: Spiritual Success Strategies for Financial Abundance thank you

[@Mmyers1177]

Matthew 6:24 - No one can serve two masters. You cannot serve both God and money

[@3jjffrsn]

Who told you money was a god to be worshipped? Money serves you, if you know what to do.

[@Mmyers1177]

@3jjffrsn - Look up Matthew 6:24 Clearly explains what it says in the Bible about money

[@josefrancis7126]

YOU ARE NOT SERVING MONEY WHEN SAVING MONEY. IT IS FOR YOUR FURURE NEEDS. ESPECIALLY THE END OF LIFE STATGE DISEASES

[@stpeter2214]

Thanks Boss for this information

[@arthurbond1432]

Great clip

[@raisinguptheproverbs31woma81]

Thank you ♥️😇

[@jasoncabler]

You're welcome!

[@doloresamezcua2025]

Act rich I hear jewish people do not give charity and money away because they first came up with this idea, please. Or tax purposes for their own business. People use your common sense if you borrow from banks and credit you pay double and it goes to rich jewish bankers. Jewish people do not borrow. Let us get a clue.

[@josefrancis7126]

Do not borrow. Credit cards have turned the working population of US into a crowd of waged slaves. You Earn, and borrow more based on the income. Anf govt does not provide a public transport system so that you are forced to buy cars. Which are depreciating assets. So you are borrowing to buy / finance a depreciating asset. And the american oligopolies arrange / configure the institutions in the US so that you are forced to take credit card loans and what not. Just keep track of the interest payments you make for six months and you will become averse to taking loans. They bite into the quality of your life. And you be come so bored with life that you want a thrill. You need a drink. Just down load a chess game into your mobile and have that drink only if you score against the machine. You shall drink six times less and lead a more mindful life.

[@Aceof2Hearts]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@precisionhoops365]

Awesome

[@annelane8801]

Thanks.

[@kivashtull1266]

amen !

[@johncolage1651]

J HOW DID THE LAW COVENANT BECOME "OBSOLETE"? However, the Law covenant became in a sense "obsolete" when God announced by means of the prophet Jeremiah that there would be a new covenant. (Jer. 31:31-34; Heb. 8:13) In 33 C.E. the new covenant was canceled on the basis of Christ's death on the torture stake (Col. 2:14), the new covenant replacing it.----Heb. 7:12; 9:15; Ac. 2:1-4.

[@hadithjewels9098]

Allah gives sustenance to whom he wills ... And he blessed the Jews with money and success in this world as a test ...

[@satadal9310]

What test?

[@abdulkareemabdul3230]

I am intrest

[@maxdexter2690]

The book should be called They shall prosper!

[@jasoncabler]

If by "They", you mean everyone, then absolutely! Everyone can use these principles to prosper!

[@maxdexter2690]

@@jasoncabler Yes but unfortunately there doesn't seem to be to many people prospering, These 10 rules are the candy floss, things that a school child would know. Let me tell you what the secret to success is and it came from a Jewish person woody Allen. 90% of all Business is about turning up which is a fact. Jewish people are trend setters usually the first always business ready and educated plus smart. Other people will not prosper as we don't have the network that Jewish people have!

[@jasoncabler]

@@maxdexter2690 That's why one of the 10 things the book teaches is to build your network. They are taught from a young age to do that. Unfortunately, I and many others didn't get that kind of teaching growing up, so I've had to learn that in my adulthood. If you don't have a powerful network, then build one- that's what successful people do.

[@maxdexter2690]

@@jasoncabler Thanks Jason for that pearl of wisdom it wouldn't have come to me in 5000 years,!

[@maxdexter2690]

All joking aside I think your hearts in the right place, live long and Prosper!

[@abdulkareemabdul3230]

I am big problem give money for

[@abdulkareemabdul3230]

Hello

[@stpeter2214]

What's the name of the book

[@jasoncabler]

Thou Shall Prosper- Ten Commandments for Making Money by Rabbi Daniel Lapin

[@supersmart671]

I have become poor by giving. Looks I am an exception to the rule!!

[@jasoncabler]

It's not just about giving. It's also about the attitude you give with. If you do it joyfully and not under compulsion, that makes a difference. You have to have faith that your giving will open up God's blessings to you. If you sit around wondering what you could have done with that money, or regret your giving in some way, then it negates the blessings we're promised through giving.

[@supersmart671]

Jason Cabler I gave it with a good heart, wonder if there is a gurantee that those who give money will become rich financially? My experience is slightly on the contrary...

[@jasoncabler]

The scriptures promise God's blessings and prosperity when you're a giver. That means blessings in all things, including finances. Unfortunately the scriptures don't give us a timeline for when we will start experiencing those blessings. It could be immediately, or at a time in the future. The thing to remember is to stay faithful and consistent with your giving, and know by faith you will be blessed by it at some point.

[@supersmart671]

Yes!! I wonder if the blessings might be in this world (for some/many). Like the Apostles who received it by faith and the blessings for them (my guess) meant to be with the Lord in his presence. Later half of Hebrews 11 mentions of saints who did not receive the promise in this life...

[@jasoncabler]

The scriptures promise rewards in this world as well as the next. So get ready for them!

[@jeanalexandre1105]

Lead by example,

[@DaveEdmondson]

I have given a heap of money away to the government via taxes, and im yet to receive more back than i have given!!

[@jasoncabler]

Ha, It's about voluntary charitable giving- not taxes!

[@fender1000100]

Dave Thats NOT THE SAME THING. You didnt give a cent from your heart. It was taken from you as a pre tax on your earnings. Go and give some homeless people some of your time. Bring them some food. And you begin.

[@annelane8801]

Do you drive on pave roads? Have public schools educated children who grew up to make it a better world? There are other things that you have received from the gov. that you would not be able to do on your own due to prohibitive costs and time involved.

[@annelane8801]

Do you drive, did you have children that went to public schools or any university in USA including private? Do you live in the USA, benefit from any of the political programs of the USA? Do you fly in airplanes from a airport in USA? Do you watch TV?

[@LArams-sk1xh]

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[@honeybear200]

🕊💜🕊💜🕊💜🕊💜🕊💜🕊💜 🕎Most Jewish people are taught that Jesus is only for Gentiles.🕎 This sentiment isn’t surprising. Growing up, a lot of Jewish people are taught that Jesus is only for Gentiles. Moreover, if a Jewish person decides to follow Jesus, the Jewish community considers them converts to Christianity. At one point in history, such people were considered apostates-lost to the Jewish community, or even to their own families. For a Jewish person to consider faith in Jesus, he or she must consider the social stigma they will face from friends, family, and the larger Jewish community. Would a rabbi ever agree to marry them? Would they ever be allowed to make aliyah? Would they be prohibited from joining a synagogue? These are the implications many Jewish people face when considering Jesus. Jewish followers of Jesus acknowledge the cultural obstacles and painful historical facts surrounding his identity, but there are still many reasons that drive them to believe that he is the Messiah. First and foremost, most people who come to follow Jesus, Jewish or not, have a personal encounter with God that changes their lives. As a result, Jewish people who have this experience can’t help but passionately embrace both their faith and their heritage. Until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest letter or serif shall ever pass away from the Torah. Recognize that Jesus was born to Jewish parents, was raised in a Jewish home in Israel, observed the Torah, and taught the nation of Israel as a rabbi. His teachings were not an attack on Judaism, but rather an authoritative, intelligent interpretation of the Torah and a critique of a religious system that was corrupt during his day: “Do not think that I came to abolish the Torah or the Prophets! I did not come to abolish, but to fulfill … until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest letter or serif shall ever pass away from the Torah … whoever keeps and teaches them, this one shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven” (Matthew 5:17-19). 🕎Following Jesus's teachings is a continuation of the Jewish faith, not an abandonment of it.🕎

[@galactic904]

HAHA. When i worked in factories in Canada, many supervisors and no Business owners never tried building a relationship with me, HAHA. Are you kidding me? But a few companies did approach me after working there for several months or a few years to promote me. But for several months, I felt I was just a simple worker, nothing special. Anyways, what is rocks and metals ever going to make a guy really happy in life

[@josefrancis7126]

You hhave acquired experience and have become more valuable human capital. get It?

[@Mmyers1177]

Didn’t GOD say, give up all your wealth and earthly possessions and I will grant you a place in Heaven? Do Jewish people not follow the teachings of GOD through the Christ Jesus? Even those who stuck a sword 🗡 into him...........

[@jasoncabler]

Nowhere in the Bible does it say your place in heaven is dependent on giving up all your worldly possessions. Also, it was not Jews who "stuck a sword" into him, it was a Roman guard- this really doesn't fit into the faith and finance discussion at hand in the video anyway. Let's stick to what's discussed in the video.

[@Mmyers1177]

@Jason Cabler - Matthew 19:21

[@Mmyers1177]

Jesus answered if you want to be perfect sell all your possessions and give to the poor and you will have treasure in Heaven, then come follow me!

[@HatshepsutEconomics]

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[@curtisbeasley3443]

Oy vey

[@rukiemorris865]

Hard work, Prayers, Giving,= My Success Secret!