Contrary to popular belief, 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 for religious purposes. Christians should give freely with a cheerful heart (2 Corinthians 9:7).
MANY CHRISTIANS BELIEVE that tithing is their duty and/or God commands them to tithe. In this video, I speak about placing the tithing commandment in its proper biblical context.
Tithing Is Not a Christian Duty
In doing this, we see the connection between tithing, the Mosaic Law (or the Law of Moses), and ancient Israel. And the connection reveals that the Bible does not support the concept of Christian tithing as either a duty or a commandment.
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