What was the three commands that king James told the settlers of the Jamestown colomy?

King James I issued three main commands to the settlers of the Jamestown colony: to establish a profitable settlement, to seek gold and other valuable resources, and to convert the Indigenous peoples to Christianity. These directives aimed to ensure the colony's financial success and spread English influence in the New World. The settlers were expected to focus on trade and resource extraction while also building relationships with Native Americans.