The distribution of millions of Bibles to heathen countries represents a noble yet incomplete effort in spreading spiritual enlightenment. While these sacred texts carry the potential to transform lives, the question remains: How can their words be understood without guidance?Read Romans 10:14–17. The Bible, a complex and profound scripture, requires interpretation and context that the written word alone often cannot provide. Acts 8:26-30.This is where the indispensable role of missionaries becomes apparent. These dedicated individuals serve not only as messengers but also as elucidators of God’s teachings, bridging the gap between text and comprehension. God’s work is evident and robust across the earth, and as stewards of His message, it is our duty to collaborate actively in this divine mission. {Matthew 28:19-20} When we support the work of missionaries—whether through resources, prayer, or personal involvement—we do not squander the grace bestowed upon us, but amplify it. The act of giving, particularly to those bereft of spiritual wealth, is not just charity; it is a sacred investment in the growth of God’s Kingdom.{Matthew 10:42} The promise is clear: those who aid in turning a soul towards truth not only rescue a life from spiritual demise but also contribute to covering a multitude of sins. Importantly, God does not demand that we abandon our secular lives to preach.{ Exodus 20:8 } Rather, He calls upon those among us who are willing to undertake this journey of faith and share the Gospel in distant parts of the world (Luke 10:1-2). These missionaries, driven by the love of Christ and the spirit of sacrifice, declare with courage, "Here are we! O Lord, send us!" {Isaiah 6:8} Our responsibility is to equip, support, and facilitate their mission, ensuring they can deliver God’s word effectively and compassionately.I read Luke 8:1-3. In conclusion, while distributing Bibles is a critical first step, it is the accompaniment of dedicated missionaries that ensures the true seed of God’s knowledge takes root. Let us fervently support these individuals, recognizing that, through their ministry, both understanding and faith are exponentially increased. In this divine labor, we become co-workers with God, ensuring that the grace we have received is not in vain (2 Corinthians 6:1-2), but is multiplied manifold for the world’s redemption. Amen. Awakening. THE VOICE OF THEOCRACY CENTRAL