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Old 06-20-2011, 06:26 PM
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Re: Tithing, Mandate for the New Testament Church?

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probably, all I am saying is the only model the first church had was the OT. This would be a hard argument for even you to refute; however, I concede that there was nothing written about tithing from Acts to Revelations other than what was written to the Hebrews, but even that is somewhat obscure.
Brother Eastman, the problem with the model example is speculative and could not be used to establish doctrine. Which would we pick? Abraham, Jacob, or Mosaic Law?

I'm not against tithing just against how it is taught and tying it to salvation.
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