Is the tithe for today?

What he's getting at is that people credit God with a blessing, then it turns out their "blessing" is occupying all their time. Probably not God after all

 

I wrote a rather lengthy book about this question. I don't want to be accused of spam for advertising it, but I will say no. Definitely not. Tithing has nothing to do with the Church.

Sacrificial, cheerful, abundant giving to meet needs and compensate faithful ministers is, but there is no "religious tax" on income. In fact, tithing never had anything to do with "income" or "wages" at all.

 

Can you find any place in the NT that negates the tithe?

 

Please make the case for your position without quoting a book other than scripture.

 

I would be interested in someone showing me where in scripture is the tithes tied strictly to the law.

 

Just as I thought, look if you cannot back up your statements its best to not make them.

 

So, nothing that is not quoted from the OT is null and void?

Actually we are taught that we are go give all of ourselves to Christ, so a tithe is merely a beginning. I see it as a test of a person's faith.

 

Only that it's not repeated.
Can you find any place in the NT that negates the test of an unfaithful wife [Numbers 5:11->]?

 

Or negates Levirate marriage? Deuteronomy 25:5–6

 

You are correct in that tithing is not part of the new covenant. Tithing was a part of the law. We are no longer under the law. Gal 3:23-25.
Therefore any consideration of whether we should tithe or not is asking if one needs to keep the law! That's what the entire book of Galatians is about! So no. You do not have to tithe. Not one bit. And if a church you are going to says: "Oh it's not a tithe, it's a free offering and you should give 10%" is again putting you under the law. A tithe means a tenth or 10%. So please whatever you do, do NOT give 10%! Give some other number so it does not become like the law.

And don't listen to the unrighteous, hypocritical judges I see in this thread who say things like "If you have $500 for a toy, you have money to give." Listen. If it is going to hurt your financial situation, then you should not give at all. I can't imagine that you'd be giving with joyful heart - 2 Cor 9:7 Every man according as he purposeth in his heart, so let him give; not grudgingly, or of necessity: for God loveth a cheerful giver.

I can assure you, if you are living on the edge, cheer will not be what you'll be giving with. You likely have a debt issue which you will have to deal with imo before you can give cheerfully.

Moreover, I see that you mentioned both the WOTM and MacArthur. Both of these men are false teachers who teach justification by works, even as they claim they don't. I can show you how that is true and what the bible says about justification.

 

Better yet, can you show any place in the New or Old Testament where tithes were from monetary income (e.g. wages from labor)?

 

I like you already....

 

I'll give you a hint....chapter 7

Now it's up to you to find which book

 

Are you proof-texting?