También les dijo: "Estén atentos y cuídense de toda forma de avaricia; porque aun cuando alguien tenga abundancia, su vida no consiste en sus bienes." (Luke 12:15)

Entonces les contó una parábola: "La tierra de cierto hombre rico había producido mucho. (Luke 12:16)

Y él pensaba dentro de sí: '¿Qué haré, ya que no tengo dónde almacenar mis cosechas?' (Luke 12:17)

Entonces dijo: 'Esto haré: derribaré mis graneros y edificaré otros más grandes, y allí almacenaré todo mi grano y mis bienes.

Y diré a mi alma: alma, tienes muchos bienes depositados para muchos años; descansa, come, bebe, diviértete.' (Luke 12:19)

Pero Dios le dijo: '¡Necio! Esta misma noche te reclaman el alma; y ahora, ¿para quién será lo que has provisto?' (Luke 12:20)

Así es el que acumula tesoro para sí, y no es rico para con Dios." (Luke 12:21)

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Luke 12:18 - Cross Reference

Líbrame de los hombres, con Tu mano, oh SEÑOR, De los hombres del mundo, cuya herencia está en esta vida, Y cuyo vientre llenas de Tu tesoro. Se llenan de hijos, Y dejan lo que les abunda a sus pequeños. (Psalm 17:14)

Más bien, debieran decir: Si el Señor quiere, viviremos y haremos esto o aquello. (James 4:15)

El Señor dijo: "Escuchen lo que dijo el juez injusto. (Luke 18:6)

Por algún tiempo el juez no quiso, pero después dijo para sí: 'Aunque ni temo a Dios, ni respeto a hombre alguno, (Luke 18:4)

Así es el que acumula tesoro para sí, y no es rico para con Dios." (Luke 12:21)

Esta sabiduría no es la que viene de lo alto, sino que es terrenal, natural, diabólica. (James 3:15)