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NOTHING.

Believe it or not.

I too was surprised about this.

But like what my pastor-friend told me, eventhough the Scriptures do not say anything about gambling, we still don't have the "free pass" to abuse it.

Maybe the Lord wanted to "test" us how we are going to use gambling into our lives. Talk about free will at work.

I always believe that with great blessings come great responsibility. I struggled a lot during my first year of baccarat play. I was like everybody else. I bought several systems but was shortchanged. I joined paid baccarat sites but was insulted and was robbed of my baccarat ideas. I almost ended up filing bankruptcy. But instead of "whining" on these negative experiences, I persevered to study and play the game until it led me to discover a winning methodology. When I nearly perfected my craft, I told the Lord that I will use the "blessing" to help other baccarat players especially those who are struggling on their games.

I think when the Lord did not mention anything about gambling on his Scriptures, it's because He wants to test us. He wants to know how are we going to use gambling in our lives. He wants to see how are we going to put into use this great opportunity to help fellow baccarat players as well as other people in need.

As for me, I knew what to do when He gave me the wisdom to discover a winning methodology. Are you?

Happy Easter!

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I'm sure there is many fables in the Bible about "doing the right thing" by your fellow man.  Do not steal, cheat, live an honest and honourable life, those sort of things.