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To Tithe .... or not to Tithe

FHMI-0253Shane Vaughn2016-12-03Sermon Transcript

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  • (primary) Proverbs 3:9
  • (secondary) Mark 12:30
  • (secondary) Luke 10:27
  • (secondary) Genesis 4:4
  • (secondary) Genesis 14:18
  • (secondary) Genesis 14:19
  • (secondary) Genesis 14:20
  • (secondary) Genesis 28:20
  • (secondary) Genesis 28:21
  • (secondary) Genesis 28:22
  • (secondary) 1 John 2:4
honor yahweh with your substancehebrew roots debatecommandment keepingfirstfruitsfirstfruits offeringgiving to god's servantabraham paid tithesgivingtithingmelchizedektithingchurchjacob paid tithesfaith without workshonoring god with increasegraceto tithe or not to titheputting god firstobediencelawcommandmentstithing before the lawlove god with all your heartlaw of firstfruits

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Summary This sermon addresses whether tithing remains biblical and argues that it is rooted in the pre-law principle of firstfruits rather than solely in the Levitical system. Using examples from Abel, Abraham, Jacob, and Proverbs, Vaughn teaches that tithing is a tangible demonstration of loving God and placing Him first. The message emphasizes obedience, stewardship, and honoring Yahweh through the first portion of one's increase rather than treating tithing as an obsolete practice. Core doctrine Tithing

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This sermon addresses whether tithing remains biblical and argues that it is rooted in the pre-law principle of firstfruits rather than solely in the Levitical system. Using examples from Abel, Abraham, Jacob, and Proverbs, Vaughn teaches that tithing is a tangible demonstration of loving God and placing Him first. The message emphasizes obedience, stewardship, and honoring Yahweh through the first portion of one's increase rather than treating tithing as an obsolete practice.

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Tithing

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