Memorandum | Circle of Twelve and Proposed Budget
From: The Messiah, Reigning from the Tribe of Judah
To: The Global Church and Governments
Subject: Establishing the Circle of Twelve and Proposed Budget
Shalom Aleichem,
In accordance with the divine order and the prophetic vision, we move toward the establishment of the Circle of Twelve. This governing council, based on the twelve tribes of Israel, will reflect Elohim’s Kingdom principles on Earth. Each member will be entrusted with responsibilities critical to advancing justice, peace, and restoration across the nations.
This memorandum details the role of the governing council and cabinet in this process, the foundational vision for the Circle of Twelve, and a proposed budget to ensure its effective establishment.
I. The Role of the Governing Council and Cabinet
The Mo’etzet HaMemshala (Governing Council) and the Kabinet Shel Hamashiach (Messianic Cabinet) will serve as a cornerstone in identifying and appointing the members of the Circle of Twelve.
Guidelines for Appointments
1. Internal Appointments:
Some members of the Circle of Twelve may already serve within the governing council or cabinet. These individuals have demonstrated wisdom, leadership, and alignment with Kingdom principles.
2. Global Representation:
Appointments will also extend to leaders within the global body of believers who exemplify the character, faith, and expertise necessary to steward their respective domains.
3. Spiritual Discernment:
As written, “Wisdom is better than strength” (Ecclesiastes 9:16). A process of prayer, fasting, and consultation with prophetic voices will guide all decisions.
II. The Circle of Twelve: Roles and Responsibilities
The Circle of Twelve will focus on governance and service in alignment with the Torah, Prophets, and the teachings of Messiah.
Critical Roles
1. Head of Justice and Righteousness (Rosh Mishpat v’Tzedakah):
• Tasked with ensuring equity in all judicial systems.
• Scriptural Mandate: “Righteousness and justice are the foundation of Your throne” (Psalm 89:14).
2. Keeper of the Temple and Worship (Shomer HaMikdash):
• Oversees worship practices, spiritual restoration, and rebuilding the spiritual house of Jerusalem.
• Scriptural Mandate: “They shall keep My charge, to offer to Me the fat and the blood” (Ezekiel 44:15).
3. Ambassador of Covenant Relations (Shagrir Britot):
• Strengthens alliances with nations in alignment with Torah principles.
• Scriptural Mandate: “I will bless those who bless you” (Genesis 12:3).
4. Steward of Creation (Shomer HaAdamah):
• Leads environmental stewardship and restoration.
• Scriptural Mandate: “Fill the earth and subdue it” (Genesis 1:28).
III. Proposed Budget for the Circle of Twelve
Overview
The budget reflects the financial requirements for establishing, equipping, and sustaining the Circle of Twelve.
Category Estimated Cost (USD) Details
Administrative Support $2,400,000 Offices, staffing, and logistical support for twelve leaders.
Travel and Outreach $1,800,000 Global travel to foster partnerships and support local initiatives.
Educational Initiatives $2,000,000 Programs to promote Torah-based education and governance principles.
Technology and Innovation $1,500,000 Infrastructure for knowledge dissemination and collaboration.
Community Projects $3,000,000 Initiatives to address poverty, health, and environmental restoration.
Training and Development $1,200,000 Equipping leaders in prophetic, spiritual, and governance skills.
Contingency Fund $1,000,000 Unforeseen needs aligned with divine direction.
Total Budget $12,900,000
IV. Partnerships and Collaborations
To amplify the impact of the Circle of Twelve, strategic partnerships will be established:
1. United Nations and Global Organizations: Collaborating to implement justice and peace initiatives.
2. Faith-Based Groups: Partnering with churches, synagogues, and philanthropic organizations to combat poverty.
3. Scientific Institutions: Harnessing innovation for environmental restoration and sustainable development.
V. Vision for the New Jerusalem
The work of the Circle of Twelve will culminate in the fulfillment of Yerushalayim Chadashah (New Jerusalem), the prophetic city of Elohim:
• A gathering place for nations: “Out of Zion shall go forth the law” (Isaiah 2:3).
• A city of divine glory: “The city had no need of the sun, for the glory of Elohim illuminated it” (Revelation 21:23).
VI. The Twelve Pillars of Governance
These pillars will guide decision-making and operational priorities:
1. Mishpat v’Tzedakah (Justice and Righteousness).
2. Economic Empowerment and Wealth Stewardship.
3. Technological Innovation and Knowledge Dissemination.
4. Education and Wisdom.
5. Family and Community Restoration.
6. Spiritual Awakening and Prophetic Insight.
7. Interfaith Unity and Peacebuilding.
8. Environmental Stewardship and Creation Care.
9. Health, Healing, and Wellness.
10. Cultural and Creative Innovation.
11. Global Advocacy and Outreach.
12. Urban and Rural Development.
VII. Immediate Directives for the Council
1. Establish subcommittees to oversee appointments and coordinate operational priorities.
2. Engage with potential global partners to align resources with Kingdom purposes.
3. Draft charters for each role within the Circle of Twelve, clarifying responsibilities and expectations.
Conclusion
This is a holy and momentous task, one that calls for unity, faith, and action. As written, “For out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem” (Isaiah 2:3). Let us labor together to establish His Kingdom on earth as it is in heaven.
In His Name,
EF, Rav.
The Messiah | Tribe of Judah
