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The love of money is the root of all evil. Money itself is not evil, but the love of money brings evil. I want money; you want money. I love money; you love money, my brothers and sisters. I am wary of the kind of love you have for money. Beware—do not allow yourself to be led by the love of money. If money leads you to kill for money’s sake, that is evil. If money leads you to steal for money’s sake, that is evil. If money leads you to commit a heist in pursuit of money, that is evil. If money leads you to take bribes, that is evil. If money leads you to sell jobs for money’s sake, that is evil. If money leads you to betrayal for money’s sake, that is evil. If money leads you to divorce for money’s sake, that is evil. If money leads you to a fake marriage for money’s sake, that is evil. If money leads you to commit adultery for money, that is evil. If money leads you to cheat, that is evil. If money leads you to kill for insurance claims, that is evil.
My brothers and sisters, look at yourselves. For the love of money, control yourselves—control yourselves. Ask Judas Iscariot; he regretted wanting to reverse what he did, wanting to bring back the money. It was too late. He committed suicide because it was too late—it was too late to reverse it. It’s difficult to reverse the damage done.
My brothers and sisters, repent today before it’s too late. Repent today before it’s too late. When it’s too late, you will find yourself in jail. When it’s too late, you will find yourself in jail. When it’s too late, you will find yourself dead. When it’s too late, you will find yourself dead.
Ask those seated in Madlanga what money did to them. Money solves problems, and money can become a problem. Money can take away problems, and money can bring problems to you. Money can take you out of jail. Ask those in the Madlanga Commission—they will tell you, one by one, what money can do to you. Money can help you, and money can lead you to jail.
My brothers and sisters, save yourselves from the love of money. Ask politicians: money established them, but the same money destroyed them. Ask the man in orange—ask the man in orange. Money can help you, and money can destroy you. Be cautious of the love of money. Save yourselves from the love of money. Open your eyes. Money can be sweeter, and money can be bitter. Money heals, and money kills. Let the world open its eyes. World, world, world—open your eyes. Open your eyes, open your eyes.
My brothers and sisters, look at yourselves. For the love of money, control yourselves—control yourselves. Ask Judas Iscariot; he regretted wanting to reverse what he did, wanting to bring back the money. It was too late. He committed suicide because it was too late—it was too late to reverse it. It’s difficult to reverse the damage done.
My brothers and sisters, repent today before it’s too late. Repent today before it’s too late. When it’s too late, you will find yourself in jail. When it’s too late, you will find yourself in jail. When it’s too late, you will find yourself dead. When it’s too late, you will find yourself dead.
Ask those seated in Madlanga what money did to them. Money solves problems, and money can become a problem. Money can take away problems, and money can bring problems to you. Money can take you out of jail. Ask those in the Madlanga Commission—they will tell you, one by one, what money can do to you. Money can help you, and money can lead you to jail.
My brothers and sisters, save yourselves from the love of money. Ask politicians: money established them, but the same money destroyed them. Ask the man in orange—ask the man in orange. Money can help you, and money can destroy you. Be cautious of the love of money. Save yourselves from the love of money. Open your eyes. Money can be sweeter, and money can be bitter. Money heals, and money kills. Let the world open its eyes. World, world, world—open your eyes. Open your eyes, open your eyes.