My View: Tithing Is No Longer Relevant, Giving Is

At the beginning of this article, my friend Jesse Phillips posted interesting ideas on Twitter. Peter and Jesus will leave, "I will say. Jesse says it is 100% correct. This shows bigger problems, separation of the law, and what brought about Jesus when he came into the world. In my dedicated research, I would like to prove that it is the Bible.

The concept of a very strong environment is related to our career as creator of the creation. Most people are familiar with giving the concept of one-tenth of the Bible, or "1/10". One tenth of the Bible is used as a symbol of responsible management responsibilities. This tenth return to God - church, poor, and other reasons considered to be the will of God - is a symbol of God as a whole. We can also apply one tenth to the management of the Earth's personal resources. Can I reduce power consumption by 10%? Can I reduce the heating gas by 10%? Can I reduce the water by 10%? Can I reduce food by 10% from a distance? Can I reduce meals with meat? Can you reduce the normal 10%? Can we use one-tenth of the financial resources for funds to contribute to sustainable development? Can I set other goals to reduce environmental impact?

Grab a god by binding 1/10. Even today, God 's people often misunderstand 1/10. With appeal to contemporaries, Malachi emphasized several important facts about the dedication of eleven people. And it is as relevant as the first sermon of the prophet. Firstly, Malachi stated that dedication is essentially a spiritual problem and not an economic problem (Matthew 3: 7). One tenth is not a personal insult to God (verse 8). Many Christians erroneously believe that one tenth is only part of the law. In fact, both Abraham and Jacob used the expression of God's personal devotion before the law was enacted (Wisdom 14: 20, 22; 28: 20-22). According to that law, the principle is incorporated into the law (Revelation 27: 30-33), the law set the location of the eleventh life (Deuteronomy 12). In the New Testament, Jesus confirmed this principle (Matthew 23:23), and Paul confirmed the place of eleven gifts (1 Corinthians 16: 2).