Did Jesus Christ Teach a Health and Wealth Gospel?

Did Jesus Christ teach us 
that after being saved 
through faith in his 
death and resurrection 
that we would become 
healthy and wealthy? 
I have heard some call 
that kind of preaching to 
be the 'prosperity 
gospel'. But did Jesus 
Christ really teach that? 
Let us see what God's 
Holy Word, the King 
James Bible, says 
about that. 
Bold in Scripture 
verses is for emphasis.

Words of Jesus 
Christ are in red.

Jesus Christ had no home 
or castle to live in like 
some religious men 
have. He went to 
preach the gospel 
where the people 
were, and walked 
the dusty streets of 
Israel. And when he was 
crucified, all he had 
were the clothes on 
his back, and those 
clothes that the 
Roman soldiers 
who crucified him 
gambled for!

Matthew 
8:20 And Jesus saith 
unto him, The foxes 
have holes, and the 
birds of the air have 
nests; but the Son of 
man [himself] hath 
not where to lay his 
head.

Matthew
27:35 And they crucified 
him [Jesus Christ]
and parted his 
garments, casting 
lots [throwing dice]
that it might be fulfilled 
which was spoken 
by the prophet, They 
parted my garments 
among them, and 
upon my vesture 
did they cast lots. 

Matthew
6:19 Lay not up for 
yourselves treasures 
upon earth, where moth 
and rust doth corrupt, 
and where thieves 
break through and steal: 

6:20 But lay up for 
yourselves treasures 
in heaven, where 
neither moth nor rust 
doth corrupt, and 
where thieves do not 
break through nor 
steal: 

6:21 For where your 
treasure is, there 
will your heart be also. 

Matthew 6:24  

No man can serve 
two masters: for 
either he will hate 
the one, and love 
the other; or else he 
will hold to the one, 
and despise the other. 
Ye cannot serve 
God and mammon 
[riches; wealth]

Luke 9:25  
For what is a man 
advantaged, if he 
gain the whole 
world, and lose 
himself, or be cast 
away? 

Luke 12:15

And he said unto them, 
Take heed, and 
beware of 
covetousness [envy; 
greed]: for a man's 
life consisteth 
not in the abundance 
of the things which he 
possesseth. 

Jesus Christ definitely
did not teach us that
we would become 
wealthy and healthy 
after we became a
Christian. In fact, he
told us to lay up 
treasures in heaven
not earthly treasures,
meaning we are to 
share the gospel with 
people which will have 
eternal rewards, not
earthly rewards. 

Not everyone that 
became a follower of
Jesus was healed. 
Paul had an affliction
that, although he 
prayed God would 
remove it, he had
that affliction still. So,
we do not become 
healthy just because
we become a follower
of Jesus Christ. That
is not to say that 
some may be healed,
but becoming a 
Christian does not
guarantee you that
you will be healed
and become healthy.