Luke 16:1-9
He kept speaking to his disciples: There once was a rich man who had a steward, and this one was slandered to him how he was spreading around his wealth. And he called him and said to him: “What is this I hear about you? Produce the books of your stewardship, for you can no longer steward.”
And the steward said to himself: “What will I do now that the master has removed the stewardship from me? I am not strong to dig; I am ashamed to beg. I know what I will do, so that when thrown out of the stewardship they will welcome me into their houses. “
And calling his master’s debtors one at a time, he kept speaking to them. To the first: “What do you owe to my master?” And he said one hundred barrels of oil. And he said to him, “Take your account and sit down; quickly write fifty.” To another he spoke: “And what do you owe to my master?” And he said one hundred loads of grain. He said to him, “Take your account and write eighty.”
And the master praised the steward’s unrighteousness, because he acted with insight. Because the sons of this age are more insightful than the sons of light into this age in which they live. And I say to you: Use your unrighteous wealth to make true friends for yourself, so that when this age ends they may welcome you in the eternal dwelling place.
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