Description
Stout and protracted have been the arguments whether or not Christians in the New Testament dispensation of Grace ought to pay tithes: that mandatory one-tenth that Old Testament worshippers paid? Scripturally and logically, in a prose style as compelling as the subject has been made interesting, this invaluable reference book to preachers, pastors, and earnest Christians, answers many of the nagging questions about tithes. What is tithe? Paid in what form? To whom? Why? Where? How often? Did Jesus teach about tithing? Did any of His disciples pay tithe? Should everybody tithe? Is there any repercussion to the New Testament worshipper who chooses not to tithe? Should churches and corporate organizations tithe? To whom? Why? And many other questions to which the sincere worshipper would be glad to find balanced scriptural answers. This book is guaranteed to impact you definitely. Do not so much as glance at its pages if you do not wish to be arrested by its compelling power. It is one book you will never forget. It will bless you, and much more, it will change you.
TITHES to be or not to be?
