Sealed book of Mormon Ch.50

AND now, I, Moroni, have included these
words, which my father hath already given in
the part of this record that is unsealed, in this
part that is sealed, because they are exceedingly
wonderful words which were given by the Spirit
of God through King Benjamin.
And because his words testified of the
Christ, I have included them in this part of the
record. And the words which he spake
concerning the works that are required of all of
us who take upon ourselves the name of Christ,
are the things that I would have you know were
taught by Jesus during the days of his ministry.
And as I was about to write the words that I thought were appropriate enough to teach you
these things according to the commandment that
the Lord hath given unto me concerning this
record, I remembered the words of King
Benjamin, which were written by my father on
these plates. And the words of King Benjamin
were given by the same Spirit which giveth unto
me the words that I write by my own hand.
But the words which King Benjamin spake
unto the people are much greater than my
words, he being stronger in speaking than I am
in writing, and for these reasons I have included
these things at this time in this portion of these
plates that I shall seal up according to the
commandment of the Lord.
And now, from that which I have caused to
be written in this record, I hope that in its
plainness ye can begin to understand the will of
the Father concerning those of you that are rich
as pertaining to the things of the world.
Now, if in your riches ye find happiness,
then ye shall have these riches in the kingdom
that the Father shall provide for you. However,
in that kingdom, there shall be no rich among
you, because all will partake of these riches
which are the desires of happiness of those that
pertain to that kingdom.
And it is not in the riches that the Father hath
condemned you, but in the inequality that these
things create among His children. And if this
inequality did not exist among you, then ye would be justified in your riches.
But when ye begin to think that because ye
are rich ye are more blessed than your brother
who is poor, then in this ye do err considerably.
And if ye give of your abundance unto a cause
that doth not do the will of the Father, or which
doth not use your money to create equality
among you, then ye give your money in vain
and it profit you nothing before the Father.
Therefore, the Lord hath commanded you
that are rich to give unto the poor and not to the
churches that consume that which ye give unto
them upon their lusts for the praise of the world.