The Money Code: Become a Millionaire with the Ancient Jewish Code

The most important codes from this book are the ones about tithing and charity. The purpose of wealth is abundance in all aspects of life, especially helping those in need.A great book for those who have lost their way and seek guidance, like me.

Good read

I thought the Money Code was a nice read, but I honestly expected more, thinking this book was more focused on prayer, hopefully along the lines of Charles Capps Christian booklets, but through the Jewish philosophy. Overall, it was a common sense book that did reference to verses from several Jewish books to back up certain success principles for the reader, such as the importnce of working hard and not just wishing for something to happen, as well as the importance of tithing.In the end, I really found no "code" per se, as the title suggests. The call to action at the end of each chapter just wasn't that impressive to me. The author offered links to other websites and books that anyone with common sense could discover on their own. I honestly learned more from  The Richest Man Who Ever Lived: King Solomon's Secrets to Success, Wealth, and Happiness which takes its time breaking down Proverbs and showing the reader how to apply each to their lives.I wanted to give this book a 3 star, but I do feel the author did a nice job writing it and referencing Religious texts, and I still av hope for it. However, I feel it's still missing the ummmffff that the cool title and book cover suggests. Honestly, the book cover drew me in, just like the cover of  The Secret  originally did, and though I wasn't looking for some "wish it, easy way to success" formula as the Secret promises,(and in most cases fails to deliver) I did want some real "decoding". Maybe hand this book over to Indiana Jones and let him decipher a little deeper.Still, I hate slamming books, so I am hoping I don't dissuade anyone from buying this book. Overall, it is a solid book of great principles to help you improve your chance at success. I'm hoping a second edition will put in a little more magic to give the readers an "aha" moment as they are working their way through its pages.

This book was full of good examples and links on where to learn more information. It is short, but to the point. I thought the ideas of religious and financial concepts were presented in an easy to understand way. I am not religious, but spiritual and feel that I learned some new things. I enjoyed it.

This is an excellent book on the Jewish heritage and their success. I would have to say that from all that I have studied and have learned through theology that this book and history shows evident success through our moral beliefs. Whether you love or hate the Jewish people, the God of Israel has shown Himself strong through His Chosen people!! This is a great read, STAY teachable!!! Simple truths that those who are looking for "get rich quick" schemes will NOT like because of their ignorance, greed and foolishness. No other heritage has been as successful and Israel is the only theocracy that has proven this even with all the Jewish people have been through. Other cultures have shown successful results in some things but not like Israel or the Jewish people and ALL their contributions to the rest of humanity. Other cultures benefit only their own country but still have so many oppression's unlike the Jewish people and Israeli government. Compare countries such as China, Korea,Russia and all the Middle Eastern Countries that oppress their people but have riches in oil, manufacturing, and technology but have no true success because they do NOT love God or their people like the Jewish culture or Israel. Truth be told there is no real secret to the book but a lifestyle of education, tenacity,love for humanity (as loving God) and learned mistakes is success which the book explains.WARNING: This book is NOT for you "Know-it-all's" and "Get rich quick" business types

While the preface speaks about taking something out of context from the Scriptures, I believe the very first Scripture quoted, Ezekiel 28:4, "By your wisdom and discernment you have acquired wealth," is taken out of context to the rest of the passage. This is not a great thing, as the rest of Ezekiel 28 explains. I'm still reading, with discernment and Roach-led wisdom.

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I am only about halfway through my first reading of The Money Code and I can't say enough good things about it. There are lots of principles in here which are common sense, but which have much more impact when presented in their proper context.I like that the book's author avoided the all-too-common urge to try overwhelming the reader with flowery or overly formal language and instead opted for a plain-spoken style, which will be appreciated by most readers. The book leaves the specifics of each principle just vague enough that they can probably be applied in one form or another to people in any part of the world, and who are engaged in any type of business.My sole complaint is that, since I have no interest in religious conversion, the numerous attempts to incite the reader into the study and observance of Judaism from a religious perspective did put me off a bit. But, in the wider context of the book I don't mind this is a very small part of the book's import.This book is chock full of insightful and actionable items. I expect to be drawing fiscal wisdom from this well for a long time to come.Thanks to H.W. Charles for a true masterwork.

The codes are precious.

Great product

Must follow rules .This book makes you under stand more of the ways of life and to become a good social and successful being.

This is a great book I loved it and I recommend it it explains lots of stuff that I didn’t understand

Found it valuable thankyou*