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Law is fulfilled by Jesus on the cross so we don't need to follow any other law. If tithing was so important Jesus would have said at least once to tithe and none of his disciples even practiced in the new testament. If you want to live under the law then try to fulfill the rest of the law as well like circumcision etc

You should tithe, yes, but do not neglect the more important things. Matthew 23:23 (Jesus speaking)

U need to get out of the law & into grace and be free in CHRIST

Actually you aren't obeying God with the tithing of money

​@@jared0429to the Jewish leaders woat that time were obligated to tithe

you had to keep the whole law not just the tithe now were free in Christ in fact the gentils were never tithe or were told to tithe

Amen give to good ground 👍

Give to the poor, that's what and Jesus telling us in the Old and New Testament.

@@dimitromoses yes. I agree. I give to my church but I give most to the poor. My church is mega and super rich. But, the poor is without food and shelter and medication. They need my help more.

I wouldn't. You can if you choose to do so but there's no biblical requirement for anyone to tithe money to a religious institution.

You don't tithe at all. PERIOD.

tithe with your time then or things different God knows your heart

no you give what you want your free in Christ and he as no right to beat up Gods sheep

Tithing was returning, not giving. You're correct. Jesus said don’t leave tithing undone. Jesus upholds the tithe in Matthew 23:23 (cf. Luke 11:42). He condemns the Pharisees for their tedious commitment to one part of God’s law, the tithe, while neglecting “the weightier matters of justice, mercy, and faithfulness.” Then he states, “These you ought to have done, without neglecting the others.” The Greek word translated “ought” (dei) in the ESV is strong and indicates a necessity. We could translate as follows: “You must do these things, and you must not neglect those things.” For us tithing is not about the law, but an old ritual practiced before the law of putting God first. God asked for the first born to be dedicated to Him. God has asked for the first fruits to be given to Him. Jericho, the first city in the Promised Land, to be given to Him. In Matthew 6:33, seek first the Kingdom of God. God wants to be first in our finances, and the way we put Him first is by giving it to Him. I believe that God can do more with 90% than we can do with 100%. But everyone needs to be generous and give as they purpose in their heart.

@@vladhungrygen I believe in giving as well and I agree with some of the things you've written... but answer me this; Eph 2:20 "And are built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ himself being the chief corner stone;" ... And according to scholars Paul's ministry was above 25 years + and had never mentioned tithe not even by mistake then how did you come up with it especially MONEY TITHE? and everything you quote from the OT without finding a fulfillment in Christ on the Cross then you're enslaving people of God... and oh what about the saints who never PAID 10% of their salary, did they not honor God by freewill giving? I believe in giving but you people love to twist scriptures to make them mean what you want them to mean.... many people left churches and they don't give because of these types of teachings which are in ERROR... 2 Peter 1:20 "Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation" With this in mind, we should see a lot of tithes and offerings in the NT which is not there...all I'm seeing you quoting is Solomon and Malachi whom Christ Jesus came to FULFILL !! and these men are not even part of the Ecclessia

@@vladhungrygen I like to know if the early church or the apostles received or paid tithes?. Why didn’t apostle Paul talk about tithing when he mentioned cheerful giving?.

@@vladhungrygenThanks for your feedback. Sorry, I just noticed it. In response... I didn't say "tithing was returning". I said anything compulsory cannot be considered a gift. Biblical, systematic tithes were compulsory submissions of consumable items facilitated through ceremonial ordinances under Mosaic Law. That's not a "gift". That's a tax. And ceremonial ordinances under Mosiac Law that supported the Old Covenant system of atonement are now obsolete. They also didn't extend beyond Israel. In Mathew 23:23 Jesus is chastising the Pharisees while acknowledging they were carrying out the ceremonial act of tithing. Notice the reference to "mint, dill, and cumin", not money. Again, that ordinance is now obsolete. The "first fruits" weren't tithes and tithing was not ever referred to as a "principle" in the bible. The first fruits were heave offerings small enough to fit in a small basket, taken to the temple where they were consumed. Again, it consisted of consumable items, not money. At no point did God or Jesus ever ask anyone for their money. Not the first, or the last of it. Tithing as it is practiced today has no biblical precedent. There's nothing wrong with practicing it if one chooses to, there's just no biblical mandate for anyone to pay 10% of the earnings to a religious institution. Not New Testament, or Old. God isn't a mob boss or a slot machine. We're free to give, not bound to pay.

​@@markb7067 Absolutely correct as you said " Free to give but not bound to pay" Had no problem as a christians giving but the problems are the pastors who obliged their members to thite especially their everlasting sermons of thiting and cursing. One day they will face judgement.

There you are saying that when the Jews gave their tithes, they were giving payment to levites?

@@chrislara1943 That is true. Here is what Numbers 18:21 says, *"To the Levites I have given every tithe in Israel* for an inheritance, in return for their service that they do, their service in the tent of meeting." So, indeed, the Levites were appointed by God to receive the tithes. No one else. There is no place in the entire bible *-- Old or New Testament --* where anyone other than a Levite was ever appointed to receive tithes. Read that sentence again, it is important. No pastor has ever been scripturally appointed or authorized to collect tithes. You cannot be "cursed with a curse" (Malachi 3:9) for not tithing because (1) unless you are a Jew, you were never appointed to tithe, (2) even if you are a Jew, tithing was meant to support Levites as they served in the Jewish tabernacle under the Law of Moses, and (3) the Law of Moses is no longer in effect because the New Testament law of Grace in Christ has replaced it. You are free in Christ. Give to the best that you are able. Five percent, ten percent, fifty percent, whatever you are able. It is between you and God. You cannot be cursed or judged for not giving to a standard that God has not set for the New Testament church. The only thing to remember is Luke 6:38, "Give, and you will receive. Your gift will return to you in full-pressed down, shaken together to make room for more, running over, and poured into your lap. *The amount you give will determine the amount you get back."* The New Testament standard of giving is, *to the best that you can.* That might only be one percent, or it might be ninety percent. What you are able to give is a matter between you and God alone. Not between you and the pastor.

@@waynemcghie6500I like your explanation. This is so transparent. Can I get more scriptures about the law of Grace replaces the law of Moses please? I’d like to share it with my Christian friends to set them free. Many Christian are so tied up with this obsolete rule of tithing. Thank you ❤✝️.

@@MissGraceGlory it is my great honor to share with you the truths that the Holy Spirit has revealed to me. I will get to the point because there is much on this topic, and it is easy to get carried away with the information. To begin, what instructions did the apostles give to the church concerning tithing? That is a short answer: There are no scriptures that require the New Testament (NT) church to tithe. People tithed in the Old Testament (OT) under the law of Moses. But we are now under grace, and the OT has been put to rest. (Read Hebrews 9 for more on this.) So then, what do we have? I will take you to the church, during the days of the apostles, so you can see for yourself. Let’s look through the eyes of scriptures and see what Paul’s instructions for the church were. Starting with 2 Corinthians 9:1-2, Paul said, “I really don’t need to write to you about this ministry of giving for the believers in Jerusalem. For I know how eager you are to help, and I have been boasting to the churches in Macedonia that you in Greece were ready to send *an offering* a year ago.” When the church got together, they gave offerings, to the extent that they could afford: 3%, 5%, 10%, 50% … whatever they could afford. Never a tithe, because that was OT. We are no longer under the OT. For example, in chapter 9, verses 6-8, Paul says, “Remember this-a farmer who plants only a few seeds will get a small crop. But the one who plants generously will get a generous crop. *You must each decide in your heart how much to give.* And don’t give reluctantly or in response to pressure. For God loves a person who gives cheerfully.” Notice that the standard of giving was not 10% (a tithe). The scripture said, *you decide* how much to give. The point is, your giving is between you and God. The motivation to give generously is spoken out in verse 8, “And God will generously provide all you need. Then you will always have everything you need and plenty left over to share with others.” We see the same thing in 1 Corinthians 16, verses 1-3. Paul says, “Now regarding your question about the money being collected for God’s people in Jerusalem. You should follow *the same procedure I gave to the churches in Galatia.* On the first day of each week, you should each put aside *a portion* of the money you have earned. Don’t wait until I get there and then try to collect it all at once.” Again, in all this giving, noting was said about tithing, because tithing was never required of the NT church. So, how much is “a portion”? We saw that the scriptures say, “You must each decide in your heart how much to give.” *You decide!* I want to also point out that the church, under the apostles, was not run the way it is run today. The money they collected was “for God’s people,” wherever the need was. That is what we see in Acts 6:1, when they were ministering to widows. Speaking of Acts, recall the story of Ananias and Sapphira, in Acts 5? (Read the whole chapter if you are not familiar with that story.). Peter said to them in chapter 5, verse 4, “The property was yours to sell or not sell, as you wished. And after selling it, *the money was also yours* to give away.” Did you hear that? Here, too, we see that Peter never called upon any 10% standard. No requirement to tithe was communicated. The sin they committed was in the fact that they lied. Not in how much they chose to give. I could go on and on. We have been blinded by false doctrine on tithing. In short, we are called to give. Generously. To the fullest that we are able. But God has never commanded the NT church to tithe. If you want to dig deeper and gain more knowledge on this topic, why not get a copy of my book, “Tither You Are Free”? it’s available on Amazon. Space and time does not allow me to say more. Be blessed!

Malachi 3:8-12 was nverr preached in new teasment 1 time and was never quotes

No tithe after the cross (Jesus sacrifice)

The tithe was produce from the land of Israel not wages from anyone

Thus sayeth the Holy Don Corleone: "Pay your 10% or something unfortunate may happen to you."

Praying for you

You are 1,000% RIGHT. Learning this a few years ago set us free from the tithing lie. It took a while to learn that, if I actually READ the Bible, I find that most of what preachers taught me was garbage. tithing is greed.

I love that line about "They didn't use money back then." I suppose the brothers of Joseph sold him to the slave traders for a side of beef. The Bible is the tithe pushers' worst enemy.

true the pastor want your check stubs then beat u up and twist the Holy word all for the love of money i dont listen to any pastor who will not share the truth on giveing its free will period your free to give what you want period

you notice they only want the money wound how much it cost to het the povert demon cast out lol

@@nomatusi7514 FACTS

I believe this person , now , knows this teaching is true :)

Kyle Manning~JCIC Tithe is not for Christians. Show me one chapter of a verse that says Christians paid tithe?

@@davidaggrey4568 Malachi 3 it’s also in numbers

​@@SweetbunnibabiNot even a single christian in Malachi and Numbers

Thank you for giving, God bless you!