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Leviticus 27:30-34
Excerpted from: Tithing

Levi is commanded to take a tithe—according to the law!

What does it mean, "holy to the LORD"? The tithe is set apart for God's use. It may not be used for anything else; it is holy to the LORD. The ministry tithes; the pastor tithes; we all tithe on the first tithe. Those who say that tithing has been done away are causing God's people to steal! The first tenth of one's increase is to be set aside and not to do that is to rob God of His tithe. That is just how it is!

Leviticus 27:30
Excerpted from: Why We Tithe (Part 3)

Not only is everything God's, but that tenth that He says should come back to Him is accursed. It is His. It is devoted to Him. I used the word "accursed" because I want you to think about Joshua 6 and 7. That is the destruction of Jericho. God told Joshua to tell everybody that everything in Jericho was accursed. It means "devoted to destruction," because I guess that was what was going to happen, because they put Jericho to fire. The main point is that everything in Jericho was devoted to God. It was His.

Leviticus 27:30
Excerpted from: Philippians (Part One)

Chapter 27, verse 30. The subject here is the tithe.

Here is a certain portion of money, one-tenth, that is different from other money. It is put into a separate category, set apart from the other monies that a person might earn. It is devoted to God.


Articles

Tithing: God's Financial System  
Tithing: God's Financial System  

Bible Studies

Tithing  
Tithing (1995)  
Tithing: First Tithe  (2)

Essays

Biblical Finance  
Ditching Tithing? Consider Carefully  

Sermons

Tithing: 'Try Me Now!' (Part Two)  
Tithing: 'Try Me Now!' (Part One)  



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