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In Judaism, the deliberate pursuit of wealth is not encouraged; making a livelihood is sufficient. One's money should be used in the service of God. Because Abraham (for example) was so righteous (Genesis 26:5), God gave him great wealth (Genesis ch.13), which he used in God's service. See also the Related Link.
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The Jewish religion does not place any special emphasis on money. However, one mitzvah (Jewish law) requires Jews to give 10-20% of their incomes to charity (tzedakah).
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