These pastors don’t even try anymore
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O.T.I.S.
The Monk & The Mercenary
Are these nikkas purposely doing this shyt for attention or something?
Stop going to these people for service if all they worship is money.. your money at that.
And preaching from a slave bible? You think after all this time too.
There are better preachers out there right?
Stop going to these people for service if all they worship is money.. your money at that.
And preaching from a slave bible? You think after all this time too.
There are better preachers out there right?
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I will say though. If you attend a church, you should donate whatever you can. You partook in the services rendered by showing up and taking up a seat. And those churches have mortgages.
If they phrased things like I just did, folks won’t have a problem paying anything.
If they phrased things like I just did, folks won’t have a problem paying anything.
The God Poster
LWO representa
Pimping ain’t never been so easy
compared to that other minister that was posted a few days ago, this minister didn't say anything out of order.
and for those of you who know me as a poster, you know i'm a debating ass muhfucca, so take heed.
just agree to disagree and keep it movin.
and for those of you who know me as a poster, you know i'm a debating ass muhfucca, so take heed.
just agree to disagree and keep it movin.
King Harlem
Superstar
If you are a Christian and an active churchgoer, this isn't a big deal. There's biblical confirmation to provide your first fruits to the Lord throughout the bible.
Chrishaune
Veteran
First fruits in the Bible was actually from the crops and herds.
GOD didn't want the man made money.
If we are going to be truthful the church is being used by the banks/government as another tool of slavery through the money. It keeps people working in the system for their purpose.
O.T.I.S.
The Monk & The Mercenary
Has ALWAYS confused me
A lot of these people still mix old and new testaments and always got an excuse
King Harlem
Superstar
Crops and herds were the equivalent of money back then. If you are churchgoer, this principle isn't farfetched. My point is there are plenty of churchgoing Christians who interpret those scriptures in a way that they first set aside their offering to the church.
Chrishaune
Veteran
It was not money. It was God's way of providing for mankind. All mankind had to do was take care of it and give Him offering to acknowledge His provision.
People try to twist the Word to fit their narrative.
Fiat money is a man-made tool of slavery and theft. It is a manipulated tool to keep people poor.
Key Passages Where Jesus Mentions Tithing
1. Criticism of Hypocrisy — Not the Act of Giving
In the Gospels, Jesus acknowledges tithing but criticizes religious leaders who treat it as more important than moral behavior.
Gospel of Matthew 23:23
Gospel of Luke 11:42
Jesus says the Pharisees carefully tithe even tiny herbs but neglect more important matters like justice, mercy, and faithfulness.
Key point from his teaching:
> They were correct to tithe, but they should not ignore justice, mercy, and faithfulness.
This indicates Jesus did not condemn the practice of giving, but he condemned prioritizing religious rituals over moral responsibility.
2. The Context of the Law
During Jesus’ ministry, the Jewish people were still living under the Torah system where tithing (10% of produce or income) supported priests and temple work.
Those instructions originally appear in books such as:
Book of Leviticus 27:30
Book of Deuteronomy 14:22–29
Jesus spoke within that cultural and religious system.
3. Jesus Emphasized Generosity Over Legal Percentages
Instead of focusing on a specific percentage, Jesus repeatedly emphasized heart-driven generosity.
Examples:
Gospel of Luke 12:33 — “Sell your possessions and give to the poor.”
Gospel of Luke 21:1–4 — The widow who gave two small coins gave more than the wealthy because she gave sacrificially.
These teachings suggest that the attitude and sacrifice behind giving matter more than a fixed percentage.
Summary
What Jesus teaches about tithing can be condensed into two ideas:
1. Religious giving should never replace justice, mercy, and faith.
2. Generosity from the heart matters more than a legal percentage.
Ignore Jesus, Christian brehs.
1. Criticism of Hypocrisy — Not the Act of Giving
In the Gospels, Jesus acknowledges tithing but criticizes religious leaders who treat it as more important than moral behavior.
Gospel of Matthew 23:23
Gospel of Luke 11:42
Jesus says the Pharisees carefully tithe even tiny herbs but neglect more important matters like justice, mercy, and faithfulness.
Key point from his teaching:
> They were correct to tithe, but they should not ignore justice, mercy, and faithfulness.
This indicates Jesus did not condemn the practice of giving, but he condemned prioritizing religious rituals over moral responsibility.
2. The Context of the Law
During Jesus’ ministry, the Jewish people were still living under the Torah system where tithing (10% of produce or income) supported priests and temple work.
Those instructions originally appear in books such as:
Book of Leviticus 27:30
Book of Deuteronomy 14:22–29
Jesus spoke within that cultural and religious system.
3. Jesus Emphasized Generosity Over Legal Percentages
Instead of focusing on a specific percentage, Jesus repeatedly emphasized heart-driven generosity.
Examples:
Gospel of Luke 12:33 — “Sell your possessions and give to the poor.”
Gospel of Luke 21:1–4 — The widow who gave two small coins gave more than the wealthy because she gave sacrificially.
These teachings suggest that the attitude and sacrifice behind giving matter more than a fixed percentage.
Summary
What Jesus teaches about tithing can be condensed into two ideas:
1. Religious giving should never replace justice, mercy, and faith.
2. Generosity from the heart matters more than a legal percentage.
Ignore Jesus, Christian brehs.
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