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Here’s the biblical truth about Christian tithing: the Bible does not require Christians to pay tithes. This is because the tithe command from the Mosaic Law only applies to ancient Hebrew Israelites. The Mosaic Law was abolished with the coming of Jesus. Therefore, Christians have no legal obligation to contribute a tenth of their income … Read more
Tithing vs. giving. Here’s a quick explanation of the difference. Bible-based tithing was mandatory for ancient Israel while giving was voluntary for Christian believers. The LORD required tithes from the ancient Israelites (Leviticus 27:30-32). This practice consisted of sacrificial offerings of livestock and agricultural produce. Tithes supported the Levitical priesthood, widows, orphans, and foreigners (Deuteronomy … Read more
Here’s an overview of what the Bible says about tithes: In the Old Testament, when tithes were collected from agricultural produce, they provided a form of taxation that ensured the Tabernacle (and the Temple) would be sustained and helped support the poor (Leviticus 27:30). But in the New Testament, tithing is no longer a factor … Read more
The Bible doesn’t promote the concept of sowing financial seeds. The main reason is that Scripture never equates seed with money. Sowing financial seeds is an idea that comes from the Prosperity Gospel Movement. So, what does the Bible say about sowing a seed? We got the answer. Keep reading! Watch the Video What Does … Read more
Christians aren’t obligated to pay tithe on bonuses. The Old Testament mandated that 10% of all agricultural production be returned to God. The New Testament focuses on voluntary giving. It’s not just about giving back a specific amount of money to a church. What’s important is contributing whatever you can to further the Gospel. The … Read more
Tithing is not for today. According to the Bible, God only commanded ancient Israel to tithe. This tithe commandment is part of the Old Covenant (or Law of Moses). Under the Old Covenant, ancient Israel gave tithes (agricultural produce and cattle) as sacrificial offerings. The sacrificial offerings were used to cleanse ancient Israel of its … Read more