The Bible does not chronicle every event of ancient Israel’s history. This is evident when it comes to the discussion of tithing. The tithe and Levitical priesthood officially ended in 70 AD with the destruction of the Second Temple.
However, the Bible does not address this event. Still, passages from the Old and New Testaments point to a new era after Christ in which tithing is no longer required (Jeremiah 31:31-34, 2 Corinthians 8-9). These scriptures recognize that when Jesus died on the cross and was resurrected, He brought about a new covenant in which the tithe law had no place.
ONE OF OUR readers raised this fact:
The Tithe was never stated by the Bible, Paul, or any Apostle as having been replaced by an alternative or abrogated.
In other words, tithing is still in effect because the Bible does not specifically state it ended or was replaced.
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Pro-Tithers Miss the Mark
In this episode, I explore reasons WHY the Bible doesn’t say tithing ended. I also drop some knowledge on how poor reading skills prevent some pro-tithers from understanding the meaning of biblical verses.
I also cover the following:
- The Law of Moses
- Moral, ceremonial, and civic laws of the Old Covenant
- Tithing statutes and ordinances
- Bible verses that indicate tithing was abolished
- Tips on how to read the Bible
Tune in…
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Thanks for reading, and be blessed!
