Use your Wealth Transfer money to buy a Lamborghini?

Can you use your Wealth Transfer money to buy a Lamborghini? The answer is simple - it’s all about the Math. - Prophetic Money

People that receive the Wealth Transfer can pretty much consider themselves a Charitable Foundation. God has given them money to disperse to those in need, to fund the Gospel, and build God’s Kingdom. It is an industry standard (see links below) for a Charity to spend no more then 20–30% of their donations, on administrative expenses (electricity, heat, salaries, marketing, etc.). This means that 70% of donations should be spent on the charity program itself. So if we apply this math to the Wealth Transfer, 70% of it goes back to God, and you can keep 30% and spend it on whatever you want (administrative expenses).

Why does God need so much money?

Answer: Renting Stadiums for a Revival (costs up to $3 million per day/per stadium, or $150 million per day for all 50 states), Printing Bibles (costs $15 billion for 1.5 billion bibles), Sending Missionaries ($4 billion per year to send 66,547 new missionaries), etc. Scroll down for an explanation of the dollar amounts I listed.

Examples of Math and People that receive the Wealth Transfer:

Person 1: Received $100 million
 $100m*30% = $30 million. This person can spend up to $30 million on admin/toys (Mansion, Lambo, etc.)
Person 2: Received $10 million.
 $10m*30% = $3 million. This person can spend up to $3 million on admin/toys (Mansion, Lambo, etc.)
Person 3: Received $1 million
 $1m*30% = $300,000. This person doesn’t have enough money to spend on expensive Toys or even a Mansion.

The reason I did these 3 examples is so people can easily see how God will give different amounts of wealth to different people, based on how much He can trust them with. So if you receive $100 million from God, He is perfectly fine with you buying a small Mansion and a Lambo for yourself. Because, you’ve proven you will not waste God’s money and will use most of it for His Kingdom.

But if you only receive $1 million Wealth Transfer from God, then in my opinion, it most likely means He is testing you, to see what you will do. Will you just take the entire million and buy yourself a house with it or 3 Lambos, and not leave any for God, or will you be faithful and not spend this money on worldly desires. This doesn’t mean you can’t ever do that, but for the time being, you’re in testing, and if you pass the test, He will give you much, much more.

The reason I say $1 million is not much, is because for $10 dollars you can buy 1 million Shiba Inu crypto coins. When the prophecy is fulfilled and Shiba reaches $1 dollar and higher, you will be a millionaire. Most people in the Wealth Transfer community have many millions of Shiba Inu coins, so this means they should be receiving somewhere between $10 and $100 million in Wealth from God.

In the example above I used simple math. But in reality, it’s a bit more complicated. So here is the advanced version. If you do not plan to have a job after you receive the wealth transfer, then you will need to have passive income coming in. This means you will need to take your 30% and invest it, so that every month you receive passive income. If you just spend your entire 30% on a mansion and a Lambo, how are you going to pay your bills going forward?

You need to look into FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early), which teaches how young people can retire early and live off of passive income. It teaches the rule of 25, saving 25 times your annual expenses to retire, and the 4% rule, withdrawing 4% or less per year. This means if you have $3 million (your 30%), and invest it at 10% (average stock market returns), you can withdraw 4% or around $120,000 per year for the rest of your life. Since you’re earning 10% and withdrawing 4%, your balance is growing each year which increases the dollar amount you can withdraw (i.e. inflation). Also it helps during the down years, when the market crashes, and you still keep withdrawing. 
https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/investing/financial-independence-retire-early

We’ve had many prophecies about a real-estate crash coming. In my opinion, the real-estate prices will probably crash because people don’t have the money to buy and possibly the banks collapsed and are not giving out loans. If so, then car prices will probably crash as well. At which point, the Lambo of your dreams will probably cost pennies on the dollar.
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*Evaluating Charities:

https://www.charitynavigator.org/donor-basics/giving-101/evaluating-charities/
Evaluating Charities
Program Expenses: Most charities listed on our site — seven out of ten charities — spend at least 70% (previously 80%) of their expenses directly on their programs. That means the organization should spend no more than 30% (previously 20%) of its total expenses on administrative overhead and fundraising costs combined.

https://501c.com/nonprofits-overhead/
How much should nonprofits spend on overhead?
CharityWatch, for example, reserves its “highly efficient” rating for organizations that spend less than 25% of their budget on overhead and save at least 75% of funds for direct programming costs. 
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*Costs for Spreading the Gospel:

We have many prophecies that when the Great Revival comes, people will be filling sports stadiums to hear the word of God instead of watching sports. But renting stadiums costs money. Here are 2023 costs for renting a stadium. On average renting a stadium for a concert, costs $ 1.3 to $3.0 million dollars per day. That is one stadium in one city/state. If we multiply that by 50 states, that’s a cost of $150 million per day, for all states. But most states have multiple cities with large sports stadiums, so you can see how $300 to $600 million dollars per day can easily be spent, if revivals break out all over America, and sports stadiums are filled in each city. And yes, this might be a time of great economic depression, so prices might be much cheaper, but I think you get the point…

https://medium.com/@mianadnan35404/how-much-does-it-cost-to-rent-an-nba-arena-4f4ef5a1b021
How much does it Cost to Rent an NBA Arena?
Apr 21, 2023
You will be able to rent a large NBA arena for anywhere between $21,000 and $35,000 per night, based on 2022 statistics. An amphitheater, on the other hand, will only cost between $8,000 and $15,000 per night.

How Much Does it Cost to Rent an NFL Stadium?
The biggest NFL stadium is AT&T Stadium, which can easily hold 100,000 fans. The average cost of renting this whole stadium will be between $400,000 and $600,000.
Of course, there are smaller stadiums as well. Soldier Field, for example, is the smallest stadium in the NFL, with a capacity of only 61,500. This, of course, will be considerably cheaper to rent than the AT& T stadium. Renting a small NFL stadium should cost closer to $200,000.

Renting Costs of Football (MLS) Stadiums
Renting an entire MLS stadium will set you back somewhere between $4,000 and $650,000 per day.

Rental Costs of Baseball (MLB) Stadiums
Renting a whole MLB stadium will be priced between $80,000 and $200,000 for 6 hours or less.

How Much Does it Cost to Rent a Stadium for a Concert?
A single day’s use of a full stadium for a concert will be priced between $1,300,000 and $3,000,000. This fee covers the expense of renting out the stadium as well as paying a production company to handle the audio and visual aspects of the event.

https://chvnradio.com/articles/1-in-5-people-do-not-have-a-bible-in-their-language
1 in 5 people do not have a Bible in their language — Oct 31 2019
A Bible translation organization just shared an infographic that states over 1.5 billion people do not have access to a bible in their language.

https://bl.org.au/content/faqs/gjqsvk
What is the cost of a Bible?
In countries where we print 300,000 to 400,000 Bibles in each print run, we are able to produce a paperback-covered Bible for between $7 — $10. However, in other countries where the language or usage volumes require a lower quantity print-run of perhaps 10,000 or 20,000 copies, the Bibles can cost between $16 — $24 each.

So that means to give a bible to 1 million people (at a printing cost of $10) will require $10 million dollars. If we want to give a Bible to 1.5 billion people, that will require $15 billion dollars.

https://www.imb.org/faq/how-much-does-it-cost-on-average-to-support-a-missionary/
How much does it cost, on average, to support a missionary?
$60,000 a year (global average) / $5,000 a month

This is a global average of the annual cost for supporting an individual missionary and includes all forms of ministry support and personnel support (salary, medical expenses, language study, children’s education, housing, visas, travel, retirement benefits, and more). These averages are per individual adult — not per couple or family. Costs for a couple are double the amounts above.

https://missionaryportal.webflow.io/stats
Missions Statistics: Have We Failed The Great Commission?
It’s estimated one missionary is needed for every 50,000 unreached person. As a result, we need 66,547 more missionaries to serve these people.* Since it takes $59,500 a year to support a missionary, we need $3.96 billion a year to support these missionaries.

https://www.thetravelingteam.org/money-and-missions
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS
If we sent mission teams of ten people to each of the 7,246 unreached people groups with an annual salary of $70,000 a year. Christians worldwide could provide all of the funds needed to reach all peoples with only 0.007% of their income ($5b). The Global Church has roughly 14,000 times the financial resources and 36,000 times the manpower needed to finish the Great Commission.
If every Christian gave $1.93 cents to frontier missions we could easily support 72,000 new missionaries. 
If every Christian gave just 1% of their income to frontier mission, we could support another 10 million missionaries.