Show Me the Money

[Digging4Truth]

Originally Posted by Rico

Well, their economy was different than ours. Ours is based on greenbacks. Everything is traded for money now. It wasn't like that back then. That is why I have never bought into this argument that because the tithe wasn't money back then that it shouldn't be money now.

The very book that lays out the tithing law speaks of usury.

Money was an integral part of their society.

In 4000 years of recorded history in the word of God there is not one mention that ties the tithe to money.

As a matter of fact the times that the tithe is allowed to be converted to money for ease of transport there is a 20% fee for doing so.

[J-Roc]

Originally Posted by Digging4Truth

The very book that lays out the tithing law speaks of usury.

Money was an integral part of their society.

In 4000 years of recorded history in the word of God there is not one mention that ties the tithe to money.

As a matter of fact the times that the tithe is allowed to be converted to money for ease of transport there is a 20% fee for doing so.

to add to that comment regarding ease of transport....they would exchange it again for livestock and grains when they reached their destination...then they would eat unto the Lord....

[SDG]

Originally Posted by J-Roc

to add to that comment regarding ease of transport....they would exchange it again for livestock and grains when they reached their destination...then they would eat unto the Lord....

Rabbi Master Shalom,

You are not suggesting the the holy scrolls state that they ate from the pastor's "bonus" ... are you???

[J-Roc]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

Rabbi Master Shalom,

You are not suggesting the the holy scrolls state that they ate from the pastor's "bonus" ... are you???

[J-Roc]

Originally Posted by Digging4Truth

In 4000 years of recorded history in the word of God there is not one mention that ties the tithe to money.

This is truth, Digger...looks like you dug something fine.