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Tithing: God's Proven Resource

Tithing: God's Proven Resource

Paperback

Christian Living

ISBN10: 1662815298
ISBN13: 9781662815294
Publisher: Xulon Pr
Published: Jun 8 2021
Pages: 114
Weight: 0.36
Height: 0.24 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The book is about tithing- Its blessings and cursings. Tithing: God's Proven Resource is a compelling book which tackles the subject of tithing and how readers can see their financial and spiritual lives transformed when they honor this biblical principle. The author writes with boldness about a crucial topic to the Christian walk, showing readers the importance of tithing and that we are robbing God if we do not tithe. He includes many Scripture references for readers to reflect on, showing what the Word says about the subject. - The author emphasizes that the tithe is ten percent of our gross income, rather than our net income. This is an important point to make as some readers may not realize this as they come into the book. After clearly defining what the tithe is, then readers can grow in knowledge from there. The author talks at length about the blessings and curses involved in tithing and not tithing respectively. Finally, the author includes examples from history of individuals who tithed and were blessed with prosperity, such as William Colgate, John P. Rockefeller, Sr., and Henry P. Powell. This will be inspiring to readers to know that these well-known figures tithed and how God used their giving to help others. My name is Rev Dr Anthony Cleare and I was born in Nassau, The Bahamas. My hobbies are cycling, weightlifting and basketball and reading. I believe I was inspired by the Lord to write this book as an evangelism tool to prevent souls from going to hell. Robbers of God's tithes go to hell! Hell is a place of intense fire and torment, unquenchable thirst, gross darkness, and most regrettably eternal separation from God. I do not want to see my worst enemy go there.

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