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“Do I need to tithe on my stimulus check?”

“Do I need to tithe on my stimulus check?”

What if a deacon gets this question from a member? The answer is: it probably depends. This isn’t a very clear-cut issue, but I’ve done my best to answer the question…

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Posted on April 12, 2020July 4, 2020 by John LivingstonPosted in TithingTagged stimulus

Tithe Objection: The New Testament only commands that we give generously, not that we must tithe.

Tithe Objection: The New Testament only commands that we give generously, not that we must tithe.

Critics of the mandatory tithe say it is never mentioned in the New Testament. Instead, only generous giving is discussed. This is easily addressed…

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Posted on April 8, 2020July 4, 2020 by John LivingstonPosted in TithingTagged tithe

Tithe Objection: Jesus mentioned the tithe, but it was before His death and therefore still in the Old Covenant.

This objection is full of problems. For anyone who uses this argument, the tithe becomes the least of their worries…

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Posted on April 7, 2020July 4, 2020 by John LivingstonPosted in TithingTagged old covenant, tithe

Tithe Objection: If the tithe is mandatory, then how much do we give?

The answer is simple and straight-forward: ten percent. But tithe critics will rely on your ignorance of the Old Testament tithing laws to make you doubt this simple answer…

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Posted on April 7, 2020July 4, 2020 by John LivingstonPosted in TithingTagged how much, ten percent, tithe

Tithe Objection: The tithes were tied to the land inheritance given to Israel.

Tithe Objection: The tithes were tied to the land inheritance given to Israel.

People like to use this objection and point out that our modern economy is not agricultural like that of Israel’s…

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Posted on April 7, 2020August 14, 2020 by John LivingstonPosted in TithingTagged high priest, jesus, land inheritance, melchizedek, redeem, tithe

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