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Amish ProverbsWisdom enables one to be thriftywithout being stingy, generouswithout being wasteful.Most folks tend to forget thateven a bargain costs money.How we spend Christmas is of greatersignificance than how much we spend for it.Poverty and health are betterthan sickness and wealth.Money burns a hole in the pocket.34Suzanne Woods Fisher, Amish Proverbs, expanded editionRevell Books, a division of Baker Publishing Group, © 2012. Used by permission.
MoneyLoving does not empty the heart,nor giving empty the purse.The boy who gave the loaves andfishes didn’t go hungry.The values we leave our childrenare more important than thevaluables we leave them.Jesus wants to be Lord over our thoughts,words, deeds . . . and wallets.There are two kinds of leaders: thosewho are interested in the flock, andthose who are interested in the fleece.35Suzanne Woods Fisher, Amish Proverbs, expanded editionRevell Books, a division of Baker Publishing Group, © 2012. Used by permission.
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