Tithing Sentence Examples

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  • This is often done through tithing and church programs, but other charitable acts also demonstrate the same compassion and sharing.

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  • Some townships, however, contained more than one tithing.

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  • He found religious people tithing, giving a tenth, in a precise legalistic way, yet being fundamentally disobedient to God's word.

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  • The previous Bishop of Chelmsford said that we needed to stop tipping God and start tithing!

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  • I've never agreed with compulsory tithing but I'm open to persuasion.

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  • Joshua 12.9 Back to top Jerimoth was an assistant of Conaniah; overseer of the tithing organized by Hezekiah, according to the Chronicler.

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  • But many Christians have found tithing - ten percent - a helpful guideline.

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  • The previous Bishop of Chelmsford said that we needed to stop tipping God and start tithing !

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  • I 've never agreed with compulsory tithing but I 'm open to persuasion.

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  • The tithing system by all local residents to their parish church was only abolished by Parliament in Victorian times.

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  • The cleansing of externals and the tithing of garden-produce, He declares, have usurped the place of judgment and the love of God.

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  • When a person who was accused of any crime was not forthcoming, inquiry was made whether he was in frankpledge; if he were not, and had no right of exemption, the township was amerced, but if he were in a tithing,-then it was upon the tithing that the amercement fell.

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  • There are also indications that in the ancient kingdom of Mercia the tithing was originally a district and not a mere association of persons; but in Northumbria it is doubtful whether the system of frankpledge and tithing, either personal or territorial, was ever established.

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  • If, as seems likely, the territorial tithing is older than the personal, each territorial hundred (q.v.) was probably divided into ten tithings.

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  • This association of ten, or as it often was at a later date of twelve men, was also called a tithing, or decima, and in the north of England was known as tenmanne tale.

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  • His financial system is closely tied to his Christian beliefs, which consider tithing a necessary expenditure.

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