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Apostle's have actually share'd among themselve's!

 

Commerce Without The Co-Current:

• Sexually suggestive ideologies

• Demonic-Divination tool's 

• Non-agreeable purchase; fake item, 

• Predatory lender's 

2025 Commerce Without The Co-Current Sex Relativity

It’s difficult to imagine www.jesus-network.com (JN) hosting a marketplace (MP) when Jesus Himself flipped tables at the marketplace.

But in this revival, we cannot allow or afford to leave a door open to the enemy. This is likely why the apostles shared things among themselves—to avoid much of what they encountered at the marketplace: divination, prostitution, and other corrupt practices still quietly present today.

Apart from marketplace; JN will keep sacred content sacred, no selling nor advertising.

This marketplace is JN's (Churche's way) to de-fund sex toys, other deceptive tool's—society co-currently consider "temporary pleasures,” that probably function to them much like drugs, downgrading life, deceptive practice's, eradicating community.

Also, many of these e-commerce platforms have been advocating for the homosexual lifestyle. Some of their executives funding these platforms are openly homosexual. These lifestyles have been exposed as leading many into sinful patterns.

Unfortunately, many adolescents, teens, and youth glorify these trends and role models. The same founders, co-founders, and chairpersons; glorified because of their financial stature,  prominence. 

2025 Commerce Without the Co-Current Demonic-Divination Tools

We won’t sell witchcraft or new age occult tools either—no divination cards, Ouija boards, or anything related to occult practices.

Many e-commerce platforms today, whether intentionally or through negligence, are guilty of “selling false scales and false weights”—a biblical metaphor for dishonesty in trade. These platforms often promote counterfeit goods, misleading product descriptions, hidden fees, and deceptive advertising that cheat customers out of their hard-earned money. Like false scales that give inaccurate measures, these dishonest practices distort the truth and take unfair advantage of consumers. Additionally, some sellers exploit vulnerable buyers by pushing overpriced or substandard products, knowingly profiting from deception. Such behavior violates the biblical principle of honest commerce, undermining trust and harming communities. As believers called to integrity, we must reject and expose these practices, ensuring our commerce reflects fairness, transparency, and righteousness.

2025 interest exploitation to the poor. 

Many e-commerce and financial platforms exploit the poor and vulnerable by charging excessive interest rates and engaging in predatory lending practices. These tactics trap individuals in cycles of debt and poverty, taking advantage of those who have the least ability to repay. Such exploitation is condemned in Scripture, which calls for justice, mercy, and protecting the weak from harm. As a community grounded in biblical values, we must stand against these practices and promote fair, compassionate commerce that uplifts rather than oppresses.

2025 Fake merchandise, product, announcement's.

Many large platforms, including Meta, contribute to the problem of advertised, paid, non-deliverable, or fake goods, counterfeit money, by allowing, facilitating,  sale of non-existent, worthless or deceptive product. For example, someone might purchase an electric scooter advertised at $35, low-quality or non-functional item that fails to meet expectations, or only to receive invoice, never, merchandise, product. False promises in advertising—is modern form of dishonest scales and false balances warned against in Micah 6:10-12. Such deception not only cheats consumers but also erodes trust in commerce and contradicts biblical call for honesty, fairness, in transactions.

Change or Stay With Jesus Network?

Sacred content and commerce don’t mix well. Should we consider switching our domain from www.jesus-network.com/commerce to www.cleanvalue.com/commerce?

The only reason to make such a change would be so people won’t feel condemned for using the name of Jesus when selling, echanging, buying.

We certainly can’t afford to allow careless CEOs to continue influencing society and the people we’re trying to reach for salvation.

It’s time for the church to stop being overwhelmed by harsh truths about these influencers—truths that cause many to turn away from God.

Will You Fund Still or Join the 2.4+B that will put ah stop to What Advocates Sin—or Do Something About It?

The best way to defund and starve these harmful industries is to use our dollars intentionally.

This lightens the burden on church leaders, converts, and newer church members as they learn to discern truth.

Why Format E-Commerce This Way?

Why home services?
Why do current e-commerce platforms begin to prioritize house services even before many knew they existed?

Because life leveraging home help—found at
www.jesus-network.com/lifeleveraged —
better reflects genuine workers and tools that build real life.