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Foundations of the Trust Model

THE ORIGINAL TRUST

THE COVENANT RESTORED

THE REDEMPTION AND THE MODEL

WALKING IT OUT TODAY

THE CALL TO STEWARDSHIP

🎮 Pixel Quest: Stewardship Journey

Scriptural References: Genesis and the Law

CJB SCRIPTURE REFERENCES & TEXTS

B'resheet / Genesis 1:26

B'resheet / Genesis 2:15

B'resheet / Genesis 3:1

B'resheet / Genesis 3:17

B'resheet / Genesis 3:18

B'resheet / Genesis 17:7

B'resheet / Genesis 26:5

Sh’mot / Exodus 19:5–6

Scriptural References: Redemption and Application

1 Corinthians 6:20

1 Kefa / 1 Peter 1:18–19

Colossians 2:14–15

Yirmeyahu / Jeremiah 31:31–33

Mattityahu / Matthew 5:17

Kohelet / Ecclesiastes 12:13

Mattityahu / Matthew 28:18

Galatians 5:1

1 Corinthians 4:2

Luke 19:13

2 Divrei-HaYamim / 2 Chronicles 16:9

D’varim / Deuteronomy 30:19

1 Kefa / 1 Peter 4:10

Terminology and Review

GLOSSARY OF TERMS & ACRONYMS

🎮 Vocabulary Match: Trust Model Terminology

Course Assessment

Quiz: Foundations of Trust

Quiz: Redemption and Covenant

Quiz: Biblical Mandates

Quiz: Stewardship Application

Quiz: Terminology and Concepts

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Reclaiming Stewardship Through the Private Trust-U/A Model is a faith-forward, Scripture-grounded course that equips you to understand, build, and live within a private trust framework rooted in the original stewardship mandate. Beginning with the Genesis narrative, you’ll explore the divine trust established at creation, the breach through the fall, and the restoration accomplished through covenant and redemption. You’ll then connect these foundations to the practical Trust-U/A Model—clarifying how to operate in a private domain distinct from public systems. Through clear teaching, guided reflections, quizzes, and interactive mini-games, you’ll gain confidence to apply trust principles in daily life, steward resources faithfully, and align your personal governance with biblical mandates. If you’ve sensed a call to step out of confusion and into ordered stewardship—grounded in obedience, liberty, and responsibility—this course provides a structured pathway. You’ll learn key terms, study pivotal passages (CJB context), and develop a personal plan to “occupy till He comes.” By the end, you’ll be able to articulate the legal-spiritual contours of the restored covenant, differentiate public versus private domains, and walk out your role as a faithful steward for your household and future generations.

Reclaiming Stewardship Through the Private Trust-U/A Model

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            <p>The concept of stewardship finds its origin in the foundational trust established between the Creator and humanity, a relationship characterized by the delegation of authority and the inherent responsibility to manage the earth. This course explores the transition from that original divine mandate to the modern complexities of legal and spiritual domains. By examining the historical breach of the original covenant and the subsequent mechanisms for restoration, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how the divine trust structure was intended to function. Through a rigorous analysis of scriptural texts, particularly from the books of Genesis and Exodus, the curriculum establishes the legal and spiritual dimensions of dominion and the enduring nature of the everlasting covenant.</p>

<p>Central to this exploration is the Trust-U/A Model, a framework designed to facilitate the reclamation of stewardship within a private domain. This model distinguishes between the constraints of public systems and the liberty found in a private trust relationship, emphasizing the role of redemption in blotting out ordinances and triumphing over external powers. By integrating scriptural mandates from the New Testament and the Prophets, the course provides a roadmap for transitioning from a state of bondage to one of active, faithful occupation. Participants will be equipped with the necessary terminology and practical strategies to walk out their responsibilities as stewards, ensuring that their management of resources aligns with the highest standards of integrity and divine purpose.</p>
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