Only in the English/Christian version, which there many others. The original goes all the way back to the Persian Empire. The first version was said to be given to the people by the first monotheistic god Ahura Mazda. It’s more along the lines of a parable back then relating to the five possessions all Zoroastrians should have to be in good keepings of their god. The first was to have a good stock of farm animals, ergo “piggies”, to sell and have a high status, but also to give to the soldiers of the Persian Empire for their fight against the Greek Empire (because they kept their food live in tow).

The second was to have an abundance of crops, so they can set some aside as a sort of a sacrifice to Ahura Mazda for a good growing season next year.

The third was to have many wives to give birth to many young men who can fight for the sake of their god and country.

The fourth was to show your wealth in gold and jewels to show nonbelievers how good your god is to you, and to also give to Ahura Mazda as a sort of tithing.

The fifth tenet was to have wisdom by continually learning so you know when some asshat is making shit up on the internet. I made all this shit up.