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Cursed with a Curse?: The Truth about Tithes and Offerings
To tithe or not to tithe? That is the question!
Is the tithe to be taught and enforced in today's Christian church? Will those who fail to regularly pay tithes really be "cursed with a curse"? In this book, Dr. Allen strategically presents the historical, contextual and theological facts pertaining to the tithe. She examines the psychological burdens of this age old doctrine and empowers the reader to understand the source of such interpretations. Though full of research and study, the arguments are presented in a manner that is simple and easy to understand, allowing the reader to effectively make a sound spiritual decision for him or herself. Whether you practice tithing or not, this book is essential for your library, as it will challenge the way you view God's plan for giving under the New Covenant.
Is the tithe to be taught and enforced in today's Christian church? Will those who fail to regularly pay tithes really be "cursed with a curse"? In this book, Dr. Allen strategically presents the historical, contextual and theological facts pertaining to the tithe. She examines the psychological burdens of this age old doctrine and empowers the reader to understand the source of such interpretations. Though full of research and study, the arguments are presented in a manner that is simple and easy to understand, allowing the reader to effectively make a sound spiritual decision for him or herself. Whether you practice tithing or not, this book is essential for your library, as it will challenge the way you view God's plan for giving under the New Covenant.
57 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 5, 2015
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April 10, 2015
Awesome
The book was on point it brought out great points. The history of tithe and the principle by it. We free to give not by obligation . This a must read. (Freedom)
The book was on point it brought out great points. The history of tithe and the principle by it. We free to give not by obligation . This a must read. (Freedom)
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