Tithe definition

Tithe means “a tenth part.”

Tithe means 10% or “a tenth part”. God’s Word tells us that the first 10% of everything we earn or receive belongs to Him. God says in Malachi 3:8 (NIV), “Will a mere mortal rob God? Yet you rob me but you ask, ‘How are we robbing you?’ In tithes and offerings.” In verse 9, He says that we bring a lot of problems on ourselves when we don’t tithe. The only way God’s work will be done on this earth is if God’s people give of their finances.

Tithe means one tenth

Examples of Tithe in a sentence

• They are named from the Tithe Map, and are all called "………….Road".

• If the newly chartered church meets the above described level of support, they will be considered to have met their Tithe Plus Mission commitment for that year.

• All of the Ministry Extension Tithe Fund not retained by the local church shall be transmitted promptly each month, according to provided instructions.

• Amounts of the Ministry Extension Tithe Fund authorized by the Board to be retained by the local church shall be used for missional activity.

• As such it is a window of opportunity to invest in much needed community infrastructure especially benefiting residents in the Priority estates of Tithe Farm, Parkside and Downside as well the rural areas to overcome barriers to learning and employment through poor transport.

More Definitions of Tithe

Tithe maser /mah-as-ayr/ means “tenth part”

Tithe. (Aşar): “Aşar” means “one-tenth” in Arabic and denotes the tax imposed upon a specific portion of the total produce of a farmer during the time of the Ottoman Empire (www.tdk.gov.tr). However, the tax rate was not fixed as 10% and it varied by crops and years. http://www.nkfu.com/asar-nedir-asar-vergisi-nedir

Tithe is an Old English word which means 10% and is used to talk about contribution and distribution of goods. The original idea of tithing to the church started back in the early part of the Old Testament. Abraham’s grandson Jacob was the father of twelve sons who started the tribes of Israel. In the beginning, all of them received a parcel of

Tithe literally means one-tenth, or 10%. If you have $10, one- tenth would be $1. If you have $1,000, one-tenth would be $100. People who “tithe” take their income, like their paycheck or their profit when they sell something, and give 10% of it to God as their tithe. Malachi 3:10 says, “Bring ye” or “you bring.” For those in a relationship with God, this statement means, “If you love me, bring the tithe into the storehouse.”

Tithe means a 10th part.

Tithe means a tenth 10% of my income

Tithe means a tenth or 10 percent. The tithing system described in the Bible was designed specifically to meet the needs of the religious, economic and political system of ancient Israel. Each of the twelve tribes of Israel, except the tribe of Levi, initially received an allotment of land in the promised land of Canaan. The Levites were assistants to Israel's priests and were supported by a tithe offering from other eleven tribes. All families of the other eleven tribes were to give a tenth of all produce, flocks, and cattle to the Levites. In turn, the Levites were to give a tenth of that to support the priests (Lev. 27:30-­‐33, Num. 18:21-­‐ 28). Tithes were also used to meet the needs of foreigners, orphans and widows. (Deut. 26:12-­‐13)