Just imagine that you walked into your church premises one day and as rightly expected every member of your congregation that you met is able to provide you with almost the same correct answer to your questions, what is the aim, what is the goal, what is the purpose, and what is the objective of the practice of Christian tithing? How would you feel about that? I believe you will feel good. I believe you will also feel much assured that the members of your Local Church have the knowledge and a good understanding of what the practice of Christian tithing is all about; and that you really don't have to do much urging to get them to tithe. I believe it will also be assuring to you that all things being equal, with their convictions about what the practice of Christian tithing is all about in the Local Church they will remain faithful in their tithing. That should sound great to you, knowing that you are achieving the spiritual and financial vitality of your Local Church. The Christian Tithing Defined: Making Tithing Easier in your Local Church is a resource for achieving these just mentioned results in your Local Church. The study of God's work in Abraham (the father of the Christian faith) to tithe to Melchizedek (the proto-type of Christ's High Priestly Ministry) unveils clear definitions concerning the aim, goal, purpose, and the objective of Christian tithing. It also gives out explicit definitions concerning the principle, sacred nature, and fundamental benefits of Christian tithing to give us the overall definition of what Christian tithing is. The understanding of the definitional terms of Christian tithing forms in the hearts and minds of pari-shioners the inner persuasion or the conviction to tithe without much external coercion.

Just imagine that you walked into your church premises one day and as rightly expected every member of your congregation that you met is able to provide you with almost the same correct answer to your questions, what is the aim, what is the goal, what is the purpose, and what is the objective of the practice of Christian tithing? How would you feel about that? I believe you will feel good. I believe you will also feel much assured that the members of your Local Church have the knowledge and a good understanding of what the practice of Christian tithing is all about; and that you really don't have to do much urging to get them to tithe. I believe it will also be assuring to you that all things being equal, with their convictions about what the practice of Christian tithing is all about in the Local Church they will remain faithful in their tithing. That should sound great to you, knowing that you are achieving the spiritual and financial vitality of your Local Church. The Christian Tithing Defined: Making Tithing Easier in your Local Church is a resource for achieving these just mentioned results in your Local Church. The study of God's work in Abraham (the father of the Christian faith) to tithe to Melchizedek (the proto-type of Christ's High Priestly Ministry) unveils clear definitions concerning the aim, goal, purpose, and the objective of Christian tithing. It also gives out explicit definitions concerning the principle, sacred nature, and fundamental benefits of Christian tithing to give us the overall definition of what Christian tithing is. The understanding of the definitional terms of Christian tithing forms in the hearts and minds of pari-shioners the inner persuasion or the conviction to tithe without much external coercion.

This is your companion workbook to your study book titled The Abrahamic Christian Tithing: A Study book for the Church. The study delves into the cause of Abraham's tithing to Melchizedek, in order to indicate the fundamental spiritual benefits of Christian tithing to every individual member of a local church, and its overall importance to the Church of Christ in general. The study establishes the following lessons concerning the tithing of Abraham. God had planned that Abraham will tithe before the creation of the universe As the father of the Christian faith, God had worked in Abraham to tithe to Melchizedek to establish it as a unique type of giving by the church to the High Priestly Ministry of Christ Affirming the fact that Abraham did not know and was not relating to God's personal nature when he was initially brought to Canaan, the study also establishes the following lessons. The tithing of Abraham was an indicator of God's work in him, for the patriarch to know and to relate to His personal nature In working in Abraham to tithe as an act of knowing and relating to Him personally, God was also establishing the fundamental principle of Christian tithing-that it will be by the principle of knowing and relating to God personally Thus, the study benchmarks the spiritual growth that occurred in the life of Abraham following his tithing as the fundamental benefit of the practice of Christian tithing to the individual members of a local church. It shows us that Christian tithing is essentially a standardize way of giving by divine establishment that the church would utilize to cultivate personal relationship with God with the goal of growth in trust, love, and holiness to God. With its unique perspective concerning the tithing of Abraham, the study comprehensively brings out unexplored spiritual benefits that God had ordained in the patriarch for the Church of Christ through tithing.

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