What do you find at the headquarters of any religion?

Les explains that Saul had already made headway in Jerusalem and Judea, thought he had cleaned house, and then sought permission to go to Damascus where some Jewish believers had fled. Returning to Galatians 1:14, Les notes that Saul was not only a religious zealot with no mercy, even putting Jewish believers to death, but he was also motivated by money; he profited in the Jews' religion. Les then says he has always told his classes that if you go into any religion of the world and into its headquarters and upper echelons, you find wealth—tremendous wealth. That wealth has come from the peons on the lower levels. Judaism was no different. Les calls this common sense.