Pastoral Aid

In the Scriptures, the Levites are identified as the priests tasked with serving God. These priests dedicate their lives to spiritual duties, leaving them little time to pursue financial gain. In this divine framework, God imparts wisdom to these priests, guiding them to establish businesses rather than traditional jobs.

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A business functions as a well-organized system designed to generate income continuously, often requiring minimal ongoing effort from its owner. This contrasts sharply with a job, which necessitates a regular presence and active involvement to earn a paycheck.

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To illustrate this concept, consider a scenario where a monkey is presented with both bananas and money. The monkey instinctively chooses the bananas, neglecting the money, even though that money could have been used to purchase an endless supply of bananas in the future. In this analogy, the bananas symbolize a fixed salary, while the money represents the potential of a business venture that could exponentially increase both the supply of bananas and the income derived from them.

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Thus, our mission is to create money-making enterprises and offer financial support to pastors, enabling them to establish or expand their businesses. By doing so, we aim to generate sufficient income that allows these spiritual leaders to focus entirely on their ministry without the distraction of economic concerns. This approach ultimately ensures that the essential work of God continues uninterrupted.