THE MONEY’S MIND
The Body of the Word: The Container of Economic Contents
By Omodolapo Ogunye
What if the greatest economic storehouse is not a bank, a vault, a market, or a financial institution?
What if it is the Body of the Word?
We have been trained to look for economic resources in external systems: capital markets, institutions, commodities, technology and investment opportunities.
But Scripture presents another possibility.
The Body of the Word is a container.
A container filled with contents.
And among its contents are economic contents.
Song of Solomon describes the Beloved:
“His head is purest gold.”
— Song of Solomon 5:11
Proverbs declares:
“In her left hand are riches and honour.”
— Proverbs 3:16
And again:
“My fruit is better than fine gold.”
— Proverbs 8:19
These descriptions are not merely poetic ornaments.
They reveal something profound:
There are economic contents stored in the Body of the Word.
Gold.
Riches.
Honour.
Fruit.
Prosperity.
These are not external additions to the Word. They are revelations of what is contained within the Person of the Word.
This changes the way we think about economics.
The question is no longer merely:
“Where can I find money?”
The deeper question becomes:
“What economic contents are stored in the Body of the Word?”
Colossians 2:9 says:
“In Christ all the fullness of the Deity lives in bodily form.”
The Body is therefore a container of fullness.
And if the Word is revealed in Scripture as economic and financial, then the Body of the Word contains economic identities, economic wisdom, economic abilities and economic performances.
This is where The Money's Mind begins.
The Money is not merely a currency.
The Money is a Person.
And the economic contents we seek are contained within the Body of that Person—the Word.
The Scriptures are capable of producing performances because they testify about the Word.
But perhaps the economic performances of Scripture are activated when we begin to discover and hunger for the economic contents stored within the Body of the Word.
This is the proposition:
The Body of the Word is the container of economic contents.
And the future of economic revelation may depend on our willingness to look beyond the pages of Scripture—not away from them, but into the Person they reveal.
Because perhaps wealth is not first something to pursue.
Perhaps wealth is a content waiting to be discovered in the Body of the Word.
The Money has a Mind.
And the Mind of the Money is stored in the Body of the Word.
Omodolapo Ogunye
THE MONEY'S MIND
The Body of the Word as Finance & Economics
The Kitchen
Celebrating The Body of the Word.
shows.acast.com/the-kitchen
The Body of the Word: The Container of Economic Contents
By Omodolapo Ogunye
What if the greatest economic storehouse is not a bank, a vault, a market, or a financial institution?
What if it is the Body of the Word?
We have been trained to look for economic resources in external systems: capital markets, institutions, commodities, technology and investment opportunities.
But Scripture presents another possibility.
The Body of the Word is a container.
A container filled with contents.
And among its contents are economic contents.
Song of Solomon describes the Beloved:
“His head is purest gold.”
— Song of Solomon 5:11
Proverbs declares:
“In her left hand are riches and honour.”
— Proverbs 3:16
And again:
“My fruit is better than fine gold.”
— Proverbs 8:19
These descriptions are not merely poetic ornaments.
They reveal something profound:
There are economic contents stored in the Body of the Word.
Gold.
Riches.
Honour.
Fruit.
Prosperity.
These are not external additions to the Word. They are revelations of what is contained within the Person of the Word.
This changes the way we think about economics.
The question is no longer merely:
“Where can I find money?”
The deeper question becomes:
“What economic contents are stored in the Body of the Word?”
Colossians 2:9 says:
“In Christ all the fullness of the Deity lives in bodily form.”
The Body is therefore a container of fullness.
And if the Word is revealed in Scripture as economic and financial, then the Body of the Word contains economic identities, economic wisdom, economic abilities and economic performances.
This is where The Money's Mind begins.
The Money is not merely a currency.
The Money is a Person.
And the economic contents we seek are contained within the Body of that Person—the Word.
The Scriptures are capable of producing performances because they testify about the Word.
But perhaps the economic performances of Scripture are activated when we begin to discover and hunger for the economic contents stored within the Body of the Word.
This is the proposition:
The Body of the Word is the container of economic contents.
And the future of economic revelation may depend on our willingness to look beyond the pages of Scripture—not away from them, but into the Person they reveal.
Because perhaps wealth is not first something to pursue.
Perhaps wealth is a content waiting to be discovered in the Body of the Word.
The Money has a Mind.
And the Mind of the Money is stored in the Body of the Word.
Omodolapo Ogunye
THE MONEY'S MIND
The Body of the Word as Finance & Economics
The Kitchen
Celebrating The Body of the Word.
shows.acast.com/the-kitchen
THE MONEY’S MIND
The Body of the Word: The Container of Economic Contents
By Omodolapo Ogunye
What if the greatest economic storehouse is not a bank, a vault, a market, or a financial institution?
What if it is the Body of the Word?
We have been trained to look for economic resources in external systems: capital markets, institutions, commodities, technology and investment opportunities.
But Scripture presents another possibility.
The Body of the Word is a container.
A container filled with contents.
And among its contents are economic contents.
Song of Solomon describes the Beloved:
“His head is purest gold.”
— Song of Solomon 5:11
Proverbs declares:
“In her left hand are riches and honour.”
— Proverbs 3:16
And again:
“My fruit is better than fine gold.”
— Proverbs 8:19
These descriptions are not merely poetic ornaments.
They reveal something profound:
There are economic contents stored in the Body of the Word.
Gold.
Riches.
Honour.
Fruit.
Prosperity.
These are not external additions to the Word. They are revelations of what is contained within the Person of the Word.
This changes the way we think about economics.
The question is no longer merely:
“Where can I find money?”
The deeper question becomes:
“What economic contents are stored in the Body of the Word?”
Colossians 2:9 says:
“In Christ all the fullness of the Deity lives in bodily form.”
The Body is therefore a container of fullness.
And if the Word is revealed in Scripture as economic and financial, then the Body of the Word contains economic identities, economic wisdom, economic abilities and economic performances.
This is where The Money's Mind begins.
The Money is not merely a currency.
The Money is a Person.
And the economic contents we seek are contained within the Body of that Person—the Word.
The Scriptures are capable of producing performances because they testify about the Word.
But perhaps the economic performances of Scripture are activated when we begin to discover and hunger for the economic contents stored within the Body of the Word.
This is the proposition:
The Body of the Word is the container of economic contents.
And the future of economic revelation may depend on our willingness to look beyond the pages of Scripture—not away from them, but into the Person they reveal.
Because perhaps wealth is not first something to pursue.
Perhaps wealth is a content waiting to be discovered in the Body of the Word.
The Money has a Mind.
And the Mind of the Money is stored in the Body of the Word.
Omodolapo Ogunye
THE MONEY'S MIND
The Body of the Word as Finance & Economics
The Kitchen
Celebrating The Body of the Word.
shows.acast.com/the-kitchen
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