Your receiver's or amp's rating doesn't need to match your speaker. The speaker power rating is pretty arbitrary, and not a hard limit where you'll blow the speaker once you pass it. In fact, it's much more likely you'll blow a speaker from too little power, because when you crank the volume, the amp will clip and distort, and that'll damage your drivers.
You won't do much listening at 130 watts, as that's incredibly loud, so as long as you can get as loud as you want without distorting, your speakers are safe. Sure running extra speaker cables will divide the current on the cables themselves, but it's all still going to the same speaker.
