Monday, November 16, 2009

Adam and Eve and Tithing

Yesterday my pastor preached a sermon on tithing. He used the creation story as an example. The forbidden tree was God's portion, and Adam and Eve could have all the rest. But of course they wanted it all, and robbed God. It reminds me of Achan. The city of Ai was under the ban (which means it was devoted to destruction). It all belonged to God. But Achan wanted a piece of what belonged to God. He robbed God. Consequently, he and his family came under the ban and had to be destroyed. Saul did a similar thing with the Amalekites, when he kept some of what was to be destroyed. Technically he also came under the ban, but God spared him for a time. In the end, though, he had to be destroyed. Be greedy and be destroyed. Render to God what is His and He will bless.

1 Comments:

Blogger Russell Earl Kelly said...

Does your pastor refuse to own and inherit property?

Is your pastor the only one allowed inside your sanctuary?

Do you pay your pastor with food-tithes from inside Israel?

Does your church give its first tithes to the ushers, deacons, choir and musicians?

Does your pastor only get one per cent or the tithe?

Does your pastor KILL anybody who dares to worship God directly?

Those are tithing laws from Numbers 18.

www.tithing-russkelly.com

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