In this week's installment from Off the Record with Martin Luther, Luther reminds us of the dangers of wealth:
1475. Great treasures bring great miseries. I'm rich, even though I do not have much, because I can enjoy what I have. I don't have any concerns about concealing my wealth from others. The worry about how to hang onto one's money is the worst servitude. (p. 105).
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