Is it biblical to tithe?

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Submitted by Ink Havoc on Mon, 2007-11-19 19:59

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I know that the you cannot necessarily apply the OT tithe to Christians. I also know that giving and the support of the clergy was and is an important part of the NT. But is there any basis for making this into a 'tithe' which Christians are required to give?

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Naw, just give me the money. :-) by drp

Focus on fulfilling the law thru love and then decide on giving by michael_legna

which covenant? by darth_bill

"10% is deemed to be the minimum" by drp

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Hypothetical question by Ink Havoc

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Thanks for the timely post. by drp

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Thank you all for your input by Ink Havoc

Good Post Ink Havoc :) by ccel_vt

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... and here it is: by drp

I can be a delightsome land! by Ink Havoc

tithing as prefiguring by JStaller (not verified)

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Logical logic by fr_wayne_mcnamara

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I'm glad I caught this one by JStaller (not verified)

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Yes, that is what I meant, as it is what scripture teaches by michael_legna