August 29, 2026

10 thoughts on “From the Amazon to Biden’s Missed Photo Op at G-20 Summit, Why Is That Front Page News?

  1. There is only one richest man in the world that God ever mentioned in scripture and that was Solomon. He said in 2 Chronicles 1:11Then God said to Solomon: “Because this was in your heart, and you have not asked riches or wealth or honor or the life of your enemies, nor have you asked long life—but have asked wisdom and knowledge for yourself, that you may judge My people over whom I have made you king— 12wisdom and knowledge are granted to you; and I will give you riches and wealth and honor, such as none of the kings have had who were before you, nor shall any after you have the like.”

    1. Yes in one part of it
      but have asked wisdom and knowledge for yourself,

      I will give you riches and wealth and honor,

      And your people will Number more than the stars of heaven and the Sands of the beach

      (700) wives Should help you accomplish ?????????????????

      OPS I think I am Mixing this with something Else

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      1. Solomon’s Wisdom Request
        Based on the provided search results, here’s a comprehensive answer:

        Solomon’s Exceptional Wealth and Wisdom
        According to 2 Chronicles 1:12, God promised Solomon, “I will also give you wealth, possessions, and honor, such as no king who was before you ever had and none after you will have.” Additionally, 2 Chronicles 9:22 states that Solomon was richer than all the other kings of the earth.

        God’s Blessing and Solomon’s Request
        King Solomon, the son of King David, asked God for wisdom and knowledge (1 Kings 3:9; 2 Chronicles 1:10) when he became king at the age of 12. God granted his request, saying, “Because you have asked for wisdom and knowledge, I will give them to you. And I will also give you wealth, possessions, and honor, such as no king who was before you ever had and none after you will have” (1 Kings 3:12; 2 Chronicles 1:11).

        700 Wives and Concubines
        As recorded in 1 Kings 11:3, Solomon had 700 wives and 300 concubines, many of whom were foreign princesses and women of great beauty and influence. While this may seem excessive by modern standards, it was a common practice among ancient Near Eastern monarchs to secure alliances and strengthen their kingdoms through strategic marriages.

        Population Growth
        God’s promise to Solomon was not only about wealth and wisdom but also about the growth of his kingdom. As recorded in 1 Kings 4:20, Israel’s population during Solomon’s reign was so great that it was “as numerous as the sand on the seashore” and “as the stars in the sky.” This remarkable growth was a fulfillment of God’s promise to Solomon, as recorded in 1 Kings 3:12.

        Lessons and Applications
        While Solomon’s wealth, wisdom, and numerous wives are often highlighted, it’s essential to note that his later life was marked by idolatry and disobedience to God’s commands (1 Kings 11:1-13). This serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of remaining faithful to God, even in the midst of great success and prosperity.

        In terms of practical applications, Solomon’s story teaches us about the value of seeking wisdom, knowledge, and honor, as well as the importance of using our resources and blessings wisely. It also reminds us that God desires to bless and prosper those who seek Him with all their heart, just as He did with Solomon.

        I guess my mind remembered it right

        Just Checking the gray matter

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  2. You are so right Dianne. It’s not earthly wealth or fame that makes me a King. It’s what God Almighty placed in my heart as a little boy on an altar in a small country church. I went down a beggar but came up a joint heir to the Kingdom! I am rich beyond measure! The older I get the more precious it is to me because I know I’m closer now to seeing God’s face. Only the pure in heart will be get to do that. What God put in my heart that day is a PURE. Amen!

    https://youtu.be/SOwz6ahcfKk?si=7T7-vwdAN2i7ZkUY

    1. Ephesians 2:6-9 KJV

      6 And hath raised us up together, and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus:

      7 That in the ages to come he might shew the exceeding riches of his grace in his kindness toward us through Christ Jesus.

      8 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God:

      9 Not of works, lest any man should boast.

  3. Why was Joey 2.0 doing a photo op in the Amazon you asked?
    This is all part of the precision Military Operation that is, and has been, taking place. Babylon is being called out and exposed for what it really is. EVIL. This exposure has been happening all throughout this operation.
    Trump’s handshake draws attention to the Masonic order.
    The open discussion of a shadow government and refusal to confirm Trump’s cabinet draws attention to the corruption of the Swamp and brings the Constitution back into light.
    The Amazon photo op draws attention to everything talked about in this blog. There are hundreds more of these.
    It’s not coincidence. It’s exposure that is now happening at warp speed.
    Knowledge is being increased on many fronts. Eyes that see and ears that hear will understand it.

    Daniel 12:4
    “But thou, O Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book, even to the time of the end: many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased.”

  4. Let’s put that to the test. Who remembers who the richest man in the land of Cain was?

    Well lets See

    The only one That New the Truth And wasted what he had by spending it on himself

    An the richest man Was probably very Pore in Spirit

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    What Does Brother AI Say

    Being Poor in Spirit

    The phrase “an the richest man was probably very poor in spirit” suggests that despite having abundant material possessions, a person’s inner state, their spirit, may be impoverished. This idea is supported by various Christian teachings and biblical accounts.

    Jesus’ Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus
    In Luke 16:19-31, Jesus tells the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, a beggar who dies and is carried by angels to Abraham’s bosom. The rich man, despite his wealth and luxurious lifestyle, is tormented in Hades, while Lazarus enjoys eternal comfort. This parable highlights the reversal of fortunes between the two men, emphasizing that true wealth lies not in material possessions but in one’s relationship with God.

    The Danger of Arrogance and Self-Reliance
    The rich man’s downfall is attributed to his arrogance and self-reliance. He fails to recognize God’s sovereignty and provision, instead relying on his own wealth and status. This attitude is condemned in Scripture, as seen in 1 Timothy 5:8, which warns against neglecting one’s family and failing to provide for them, citing Moses and the prophets.

    The Importance of Humility and Trust
    In contrast, Jesus teaches that true riches come from a humble and trusting heart. Matthew 6:19-24 emphasizes the importance of storing up treasures in heaven, rather than on earth, and trusting God to provide for one’s needs. This mindset is reflected in the teachings of John Wesley, who advocated for a balance between providing for one’s family and giving generously to the poor.

    The Example of Lazarus
    Lazarus, the beggar, is often seen as a symbol of poverty in spirit. Despite his physical poverty, he is described as being carried by angels to Abraham’s bosom, indicating a deep spiritual connection with God. This contrasts with the rich man’s spiritual poverty, despite his material wealth.

    Conclusion
    The phrase “an the richest man was probably very poor in spirit” serves as a reminder that true wealth lies not in material possessions but in one’s relationship with God. It highlights the dangers of arrogance and self-reliance, while emphasizing the importance of humility and trust. As Christians, we are called to cultivate a spirit of dependency on God, rather than relying on our own wealth and status.

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  5. I believe what was/is written in God’s Word. Revelation 3: 17-18 up until the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ the King of kings, Lord or lords, and the Prince of peace that surpasses all human understanding.
    Keep looking up and don’t stop fighting the good fight by exposing what Jesus exposed in Matthew 4

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