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While your response is patently false, I would rather lack discernment than be a jackdonkey who insults others for no good reason.

Given your apparent intention, your question is poorly worded.

The chapter and verse divisions are not the work of God. Coincidences are irrelevant.

I will... right after you read Matthew 29.

And yet more bait.

More bait to trap the unwary.

There are many covenants recorded in Scripture, but the subject of the thread is the written word consisting of the Old and New Testaments. What happened in the world around the creation of those written records is not under discussion. Certainly Paul was an ancient Israelite and he preached at...

No; curvature.

Yes, but not all Scripture was written to us.

You appear to be confusing written testaments with spiritual covenants. Paul did not write to Israelites, but to the Church.

I had drafted the same idea, but mine was considerably more blunt. ;)

I know what you mean, but what you have written contradicts what you believe. ;)

Look closer. The "9.41 Miles" view is missing part of the foundation of the platform which is clearly visible in the "6.21 Miles" view.

There's a fatal flaw in your theory: the chapter divisions are human additions from the 16th century. They are arbitrary and have no "scriptural weight".

Please define "tithing" as you practice it, and please give your reason for the definition you employ, with Scripture where appropriate.

I disagree. Some Scripture is directed to ancient Israel (Exodus through Deuteronomy). Some is directed to Christians (Paul's letters). Some is directed to peoples of other 'nations' (Isaiah's prophecies).

You have made your position clear. Please explain why you think tithing is mandatory or recommended, with Scriptural support.

It's called a loaded question. The OP isn't asking for the purpose of learning new information, but rather to initiate a conversation to convince others of his (erroneous) position.

"Some Christians" is not "Christianity". ;)

I usually don't answer polls because, as is the case here, the answers are loaded. I have absolutely no doubt that after certain persons choose the first option, you will badger them because they don't believe exactly as you do about some tertiary theological matter, and you will claim that you...