Memorandum | Circle of Twelve Charters: Roles, Responsibilities, and Expectations
To: Global Church and Governments
From: The Messiah, Reigning from the Tribe of Judah
Subject: Circle of Twelve Charters: Roles, Responsibilities, and Expectations
Date: 4th of December, 2024 (3rd of Kislev, 5785)
Shalom Aleichem,
As the reigning Messiah from the Tribe of Judah, I issue this memorandum to establish the foundational structure and mandate for the Circle of Twelve, a divine governance framework. This Circle embodies God’s will for holistic leadership that integrates justice, worship, covenant relations, and stewardship. It reflects the Messianic Kingdom’s vision of harmony between heaven and earth, as outlined in Scripture and anchored in Torah principles. Below are the charters for the appointed leaders within this sacred assembly.
1. Head of Justice and Righteousness (Rosh Mishpat v’Tzedakah)
Responsibilities:
• Uphold equity and impartiality in judicial matters, aligning all decisions with divine principles of justice (tzedek) and righteousness (mishpat).
• Mediate disputes, ensuring fair and just resolutions while advocating for the oppressed and marginalized.
• Conduct thorough evaluations of policies, ensuring alignment with Torah ethics and biblical commandments.
Expectations:
• Act with unwavering integrity and impartiality, reflecting the heart of God in all decisions.
• Foster trust in judicial systems through transparency and accountability.
• Provide regular reports on the progress and challenges in implementing divine justice.
Scriptural Mandate:
“Righteousness and justice are the foundation of Your throne; steadfast love and faithfulness go before You.” (Psalm 89:14)
2. Keeper of the Temple and Worship (Shomer HaMikdash)
Responsibilities:
• Oversee worship practices, restoring them to align with biblical commandments and Messianic teachings.
• Lead initiatives for the spiritual restoration of Jerusalem as a house of prayer and unity for all nations.
• Train and equip communities to embrace spiritual disciplines, purity, and worshipful living.
• Safeguard the sanctity of sacred spaces, preparing them for divine encounters.
Expectations:
• Exhibit reverence and deep knowledge of Torah and Messianic prophecy, embodying a life of worship.
• Collaborate with spiritual leaders to ensure authenticity in worship practices.
• Develop and implement strategies for communal worship and spiritual renewal.
Scriptural Mandate:
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“They shall keep My charge, to offer to Me the fat and the blood, declares the Lord GOD.” (Ezekiel 44:15)
3. Ambassador of Covenant Relations (Shagrir Britot)
Responsibilities:
• Build and maintain alliances with nations, leaders, and organizations that honor Torah values.
• Promote peace and reconciliation in international relationships, advocating for justice and mutual respect.
• Encourage nations to uphold their covenantal relationship with God and Israel.
• Represent the Circle of Twelve in all diplomatic matters, fostering unity among nations.
Expectations:
• Demonstrate humility, wisdom, and a spirit of reconciliation in all interactions.
• Stay informed on global trends affecting covenant relationships.
• Provide regular updates on alliances and areas needing growth or restoration.
Scriptural Mandate:
“I will bless those who bless you, and him who dishonors you I will curse, and in you all the families of the earth shall be blessed.” (Genesis 12:3)
4. Steward of Creation (Shomer HaAdamah)
Responsibilities:
• Lead initiatives for environmental restoration, fulfilling humanity’s divine mandate as caretakers of creation.
• Promote sustainable practices grounded in biblical principles of stewardship.
• Educate communities on their role as stewards of the earth, providing practical guidance for environmental care.
• Balance human development with the preservation of natural resources.
Expectations:
• Approach environmental challenges with innovation and respect for God’s design.
• Advocate for policies that honor creation while addressing human needs.
• Collaborate with other leaders to integrate stewardship into governance.
Scriptural Mandate:
“Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth and subdue it, and have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the heavens and over every living thing that moves on the earth.” (Genesis 1:28)
Conclusion
Each member of the Circle of Twelve is entrusted with a sacred role that reflects an aspect of divine governance. Together, they ensure alignment with the will of God, embodying the Kingdom’s principles of justice, worship, covenant faithfulness, and stewardship. Through this structure, we prepare the nations for the ultimate reconciliation of heaven and earth, as prophesied in the Scriptures.
May all who are appointed walk in humility, faithfulness, and the fear of the Lord, serving as beacons of His light to the world.
Signed,
EF, Rav.
The Messiah |Son of David | Reigning in Righteousness | Tribe of Judah
