Is the Law of God Unfair?

God's Law Unfair

God’s tithe law wasn’t unfair. He only required a tithe from farmers and herdsmen, not wage earners (Leviticus 27:30-33). Those who worked as craftsmen, merchants, and other trades weren’t subject to the tithe. God only wanted tithes from harvested crops and livestock from His land.

IN THE FREE Tithe Study Guide, I reveal that God did not require everyone in ancient Israel to pay tithes. Specifically, those who earned wages as skilled workers. One of our visitors who read the Study made the following comment:

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God Is Unfair

Your viewpoint means the law of God was unfair. Some tithed others didn’t (because of their profession).

Another thing is the Bible never said the engravers and weavers, etc. didn’t farm or raise cattle.

3 Big Questions

  1. Why didn’t God require everyone to tithe?
  2. If God didn’t require everyone to pay tithes, does that mean God was being unfair?
  3. Why are pro-tithing preachers saying ALL Christians must tithe if God did not require everyone to pay tithes?
 

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