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One could easily sneer at such a promise coming from a mere mortal, especially in these austere times with the powerful nations admitting near failure in proffering solutions. 'But thou shall remember the lord thy God for it is he that give thee power to get wealth , that he may establish his covenant which he swear unto thy fathers , as it is this day'. The exception to the above rule is that this promise is for all who believes and are become the a royal priesthood and an holy nation.[1peter2:9] what, therefore, is the power to get wealth? in the original Greek there are many words referring to power. 'Dunamis' also refers to power, but of God via the Holy spirit chiefly to display the miracle of God. the word 'KOACH', pronounced 'KO-AKH' which refers generally to human, angel or even God's power, is what is use in Deutoronomy8:18. the primary race who got this promise were the Jews. The 'koakh' is not a physical display of strength, but a