Giving to God is not trading with Caesar. We do not operate as an IRS nonprofit because true offerings cannot be reclaimed through taxes. (2 Cor. 9:7; Lev. 27:28)
Why nonprofit?
Offerings to God
It is very easy to become tax-exempt under man’s law. But we do not choose that path here. We stand under the laws of God, not man.
For this reason, we do not operate under the system of tax deductions. Gifts here are not about reducing taxes or gaining benefit from Caesar. They are an act of faith, given to honor God and to support His work.
If God places it on your heart to give, we receive it as an offering to Him — not to be counted back by man’s law, but treasured under God’s law. The reason for this stand is there is no place in the Bible to back this up. This will cost those that may donate and it will cost this website, however without cost there is no gain.
Bylaws of The Math of the Kingdom: Voice Behind Blueberrywine
Mission Statement
The purpose of this witness is to proclaim the gospel of the Kingdom of God with complete transparency, honesty, and structural integrity, following the principles of the government of God.
Financial Stewardship
- All offerings are free-will. No tithes or obligations will ever be imposed. (2 Cor. 9:7)
- Offerings are to be used for:
- Publishing and outreach (books, media, website, translations).
- Sustaining the steward(s) who labor in the Word.
- Care for the poor, limited to verifiable need.
No funds may be used for personal luxury or excess. Offerings are holy once given and may not be reclaimed. (Lev. 27:28)
Accountability
- Every teaching and decision must be tested by the Standards of Unquestionable Fact (scriptural proof, logical consistency, mathematical structure, no omission, doctrinal consistency, tone, clarity, conviction, judgment).
- Any correction or question raised must be answered — not with silence, but with Scripture and math.
The witness is not accountable to boards or governments of men, but to the government of God.
Governance
- Christ is the Head of this work.
- The steward is not an owner but a servant, accountable to the Word and to the witness of Isaiah 28.
A “second witness” is built into the structure through the standards and through written records. No decision stands unless it aligns with Scripture and math.
Offerings for the Poor
- All aid must be direct and verifiable. No vague categories or discretionary pools.
- Records of aid given must be kept for accountability, though not to the world but before God.
Transparency
- These bylaws, the witness’s structure, and its principles will remain public.
- Content is free for reproduction and study. The Word of God is not for sale.
Continuity
- In the event of the steward’s death or incapacity, all writings and records remain public domain to be preserved.
- No one may add to or take away from the witness. The math stands as written.
Statement of Belief
One God, made up of two Beings the Father, Almighty. And Christ the Son, the Holy Spirit is not a Being bu the power in which Gods works
- The Word (Son) came in the flesh as Jesus Christ, died for sin, and was resurrected.
- The Spirit is the working mind of God.
- The gospel is the Kingdom of God, coming to earth under Christ’s rule.
- Salvation is a process, completed at the resurrection.
- Eternal life is not inherent; it is God’s gift.
- There are two resurrections: the first at Christ’s return, the second after the thousand years.
- The Sabbath and Holy Days remain God’s signs and plan.
- The witness belongs to Christ, not to man.
- The government of God is structural: rulership (the Word), leadership (stewards), and accountability (the membership proving all things).
Accountability Through Witness
- All decisions, teachings, and corrections are tested by the Standards of Unquestionable Fact.
- A second witness is maintained through written record and the use of AI tools, which test for consistency, omissions, tone, and logic.
- The AI does not replace the Spirit of God but serves as a mirror of the standard, ensuring transparency and permanence of record.
- Any override of the AI’s objection must be written, explained, and rec
Financial Accountability Through Second Witness
- Funds Processing
- All incoming funds are recorded and categorized immediately into the three biblical allocations:
- Witness (60%) – books, media, outreach, translation, and direct preaching of the gospel.
- Stewardship (30%) – operational support, wages, and tools necessary for the steward’s work.
- Poor (10%) – direct, verifiable relief to those in need.
- All incoming funds are recorded and categorized immediately into the three biblical allocations:
- AI as Second Witness
- Every allocation passes through an AI review system, which confirms:
- That the percentages align with the standard math.
- That any override is recorded, explained, and time-stamped.
- That no category is used for personal luxury or false labeling.
- Every allocation passes through an AI review system, which confirms:
- Overrides
- If extraordinary circumstances require deviation from the 60-30-10 structure, the steward must:
- Document the reason for override.
- Submit it to the AI for objection or confirmation.
- Record both the AI’s objection (if any) and the steward’s justification permanently in the financial record.
- If extraordinary circumstances require deviation from the 60-30-10 structure, the steward must:
- Transparency
- All funds and allocations will be posted publicly in quarterly summaries.
- Any override will be visible in the record, showing the objection, the reason, and the steward’s decision. Under IRS rules of accountability.
- Doctrinal Alignment
- This structure mirrors the government of God: the steward may act, but the authority rests in the law and in the witness.
- Money, like doctrine, cannot be hidden. Every action is tested, every number is recorded, and every record stands as permanent witness.