The Bible says God fulfills the desires of those who are merciful and caring towards others, concerned about their dignity and welfare, thoughts?

[jennifer_bloom]

It also says God protects them from danger and rescues them when they are in crises or need.

I said in a previous post it was demonic to worship beauty or wealth, but it is okay to be beautiful and wealthy and it is okay to accept beauty and wealth.

It is when you hate and persecute those who lack beauty and wealth, that God begins to judge you for your moral values and personal priorities.

If you are rich but you live in a way that honours God and those around you, and you give a fraction of what you have earned, even if it is not gigantic, God will be okay with you.

[Malemajor]

Not in Kali Yuga—the age we’re living in—when truth is ridiculed, corruption is celebrated, morality is eroded, emotions are hollowed out, and righteousness is shoved to the sidelines. Justice is optional, vanity and false pride are worshipped, adultery is flaunted as a fashion statement, and liars are championed over the hardworking and honest. In this age, as described in the Bhagavad Gita and echoed in the Bible, it almost feels as though God needs our help—not the other way around. And the more I see of the world, the more I believe it.

[Ask105]

Seems like your generally on the right track

[Sudheerk]

I never read Bible, so it's not good to comment on it, but I feel it's a great thought 🙏

[Sudheerk]

Thanks

[jennifer_bloom]

Not everyone reads the bible. Some people read the Quran or the Bhagavad Gita or the translated
Pali texts instead.