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● Heb 13:5a . . Let your conduct be without covetousness;
Not all covetousness is prohibited; for example 1Cor 12:31 where Christians are
urged to eagerly desire certain spiritual gifts.
The Greek word in this instance refers to avarice; defined by Webster's as
excessive, or insatiable, desire for wealth or gain; viz: greediness and cupidity.
Were an avaricious person asked how much and/or how many it would take to
satisfy them; their answer would no doubt be "more" because it's in their nature to
grasp.
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● Heb 13:5a . . Let your conduct be without covetousness;
Not all covetousness is prohibited; for example 1Cor 12:31 where Christians are
urged to eagerly desire certain spiritual gifts.
The Greek word in this instance refers to avarice; defined by Webster's as
excessive, or insatiable, desire for wealth or gain; viz: greediness and cupidity.
Were an avaricious person asked how much and/or how many it would take to
satisfy them; their answer would no doubt be "more" because it's in their nature to
grasp.
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