What is the relationship between Old Testament wisdom literature and the so called prosperity gospel espoused in some sectors of the Christian church today?

Old Testament wisdom literature, particularly books like Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, emphasizes the principles of living a righteous life and the natural consequences of such behavior, often highlighting the blessings of wisdom and obedience to God. The prosperity gospel, however, distorts these teachings by asserting that faithfulness to God guarantees material wealth and physical well-being, focusing heavily on financial gain. While both emphasize God's blessings, the prosperity gospel tends to prioritize material outcomes over the deeper spiritual insights and moral guidance found in wisdom literature. This creates a potentially misleading theological framework that can lead to disillusionment when promised rewards do not materialize.