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I recommend giving. If you go to a big rich church that don't need your money, find a worthy way to give directly to a need, and in the name of the Lord give.
Does the LORD our Father in Heaven rebuke the devourer (Satan) if I will not tithe? Mal. 3:11
Will I be cursed? Mal. 3:10
Should I tithe or pay my bills first?
Looking for biblical perspective.
Does the LORD our Father in Heaven rebuke the devourer (Satan) if I will not tithe? Mal. 3:11
Will I be cursed? Mal. 3:10
Should I tithe or pay my bills first?
Looking for biblical perspective.
It takes no faith at all to tithe, because today it cannot be done in accordance with Scripture. Giving 10% of your income, net or gross, is not biblical tithing.What test is used in the bible to see if you are in faith?
Answer...Luke 16:9-13 Christians are tested with the least in the Kingdom of God which is money.
It takes faith to tithe (gross). Every time you get paid are you going to believe that God’s Word works...that 90 percent with God’s blessing goes further than 100 percent without?
And here men that die receive tithes; but There He receives them, of whom it is witnessed that He lives. Hebrews 7:8 NKJV
Hebrews 7 states that Lord Jesus Christ is our High Priest who lives forever. He receives your tithes in heaven. Tithe means 10% gross.
The word of God always say bring the tithe. It never says give because you can't give what does not belong to you. Give means offering. According to the bible there is only two things you can do with a tithe - You can bring it to Gods house or you can steal it.
While the tithe is mandatory, the offering is voluntary. We determine the amount of the offering, and it is from the heart. But an offering is never an offering until we have given the full tithe.
For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. Matthew 6:21 NIV
It takes no faith at all to tithe, because today it cannot be done in accordance with Scripture. Giving 10% of your income, net or gross, is not biblical tithing.
Tithing is of the Law. It is not a command, requirement, obligation, or expectation given to Christians.
Giving to people is fun but, giving to the Lord is outrageous FUN!!! I highly recommend tithing 10% to the Lord with joy and thanksgiving for all He has done for us! He loooooooooves a cheerful giver! You will never be the same.........................Tithe! I dare ya!![]()
As I suspected, you created this thread as a pretext to promote Swaggart's material, as you do with most threads you create.“11 And I will rebuke the devourer for your sakes, and he shall not destroy the fruits of your ground; neither shall your vine cast her fruit before the time in the field, says the LORD of Hosts. (In the first phrase, the Holy Spirit uses the word “devourer”; then, He uses the pronoun “he,” symbolizing a personality behind the destruction, i.e., Satan. As well, the word “rebuke” means “to turn back” or “keep down.”
So, if we fail to give to God, the Lord proclaims that He will not turn back the “devourer.” This will result in the “fruits” of our efforts being destroyed. To give to God means the opposite. Crops will be abundant, with efforts resulting in prosperity.
The last phrase simply speaks of the harvest being gathered, and abundantly so, and not being lost.)
12 And all nations shall call you blessed: for you shall be a delightsome land, says the LORD of Hosts. (The first phrase speaks of the Blessings of the Lord as being so abundant that other nations will enquire as to the reason.)”
JSM
“11 And I will rebuke the devourer for your sakes, and he shall not destroy the fruits of your ground; neither shall your vine cast her fruit before the time in the field, says the LORD of Hosts. (In the first phrase, the Holy Spirit uses the word “devourer”; then, He uses the pronoun “he,” symbolizing a personality behind the destruction, i.e., Satan. As well, the word “rebuke” means “to turn back” or “keep down.”
So, if we fail to give to God, the Lord proclaims that He will not turn back the “devourer.” This will result in the “fruits” of our efforts being destroyed. To give to God means the opposite. Crops will be abundant, with efforts resulting in prosperity.
The last phrase simply speaks of the harvest being gathered, and abundantly so, and not being lost.)
12 And all nations shall call you blessed: for you shall be a delightsome land, says the LORD of Hosts. (The first phrase speaks of the Blessings of the Lord as being so abundant that other nations will enquire as to the reason.)”
JSM
Does the LORD our Father in Heaven rebuke the devourer (Satan) if I will not tithe? Mal. 3:11
Will I be cursed? Mal. 3:10
Should I tithe or pay my bills first?
Looking for biblical perspective.
Tithing was for the Law. Tithing under the Law was done once a year, and you could have given crops, or other goods, not only money.
Romans 10:4says,
"4 For Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to every one that believeth."
Today we are in the Church age, and we do not have to give any crops today, if we do not want to. If you do, go ahead, but know that under the Law, you only tithed once a year, and you also could give food, not only money.
If you do not know already, forgiveness of sins comes through faith in the blood of Christ.
Romans 3:25 says,
"25 Whom God hath set forth to be a propitiation through faith in his blood, to declare his righteousness for the remission of sins that are past, through the forbearance of God;"
Ephesians 2:8-9 says,
"8 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God:
9 Not of works, lest any man should boast."
Ephesians 1:13 says,
"13 In whom ye also trusted, after that ye heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation: in whom also after that ye believed, ye were sealed with that holy Spirit of promise,"
God's grace be with you!
yes, unless your church has a storehouse to bring your offerings ( produce livestock ) into, you ain't tithing like Malachi said..
You can bring things such as honey, beans, rice, that last longer, and so many other things! So yes, I can tithe as Malachi did! Ain't that something.
Sounds like a food pantry helping the poor in their nutritional needs.You can bring things such as honey, beans, rice, that last longer, and so many other things! So yes, I can tithe as Malachi did! Ain't that something.
Sounds like a food pantry helping the poor in their nutritional needs.
know a Levite priest to put in charge of receiving it??
Amen....such idiocy........Now I don't see a problem with someone who wants to give 10% or more to their church or to other Christian sources to help clothe and feed the poor etc.. What I do have a problem with are Pastors who brow-beat their congregation with guilt to give 10% and turn the 10% tithe for Israel under the Old Covenant into a monetary, legalistic prescription for Christians under the New Covenant.
I once attended a church in which the new Pastor there handed out pledge cards for people to fill out so they can pledge to give extra money on a monthly basis over a three year period (above and beyond 10%) directly to the "moving forward" project to build a new mega church (that they didn't really need) and to this day never built.
More than a few people left that church because all that Pastor mainly talked about was money (primarily the 10% tithe) and building that new mega church. He even used marketing strategies to convince the congregation they needed to tithe 10%. During one sermon, he mentioned that a member of the church came into his office one day, somewhat irate and said that he is leaving that church because he is tired of hearing about money all the time and needs to find a church where he can go "deeper in the Word."
The Pastor mentioned to the congregation that the word "deeper" is a code word for "I'm not tithing 10%." The Pastor went on to say that he checked the records and sure enough that member of the church was not giving 10% and some months gave nothing at all and then acted like, "good riddance to him!" My wife and I left that church after listening to those ridiculous, broken record sermons about tithing 10%.
His point was valid....under the law 10% went straight to the priesthood anything above that was considered an offering. And we are not under the law....under the banner of Grace we purpose in our heart what to give and give it with a cheerful heart......simple as....and for the record I give 25 to 30% and the Lord has blessed me greatly.......I did not say that gb9. I was just making a point.
Instead of trying to disagree on the least important things, why don't you comment on the rest of what I said? I did write quite a bit.