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Deuteronomy 14:28–29 · BSB
14:28 At the end of every three years, bring a tenth of all your produce for that year and lay it up within your gates.
14:29 Then the Levite (because he has no portion or inheritance among you), the foreigner, the fatherless, and the widow within your gates may come and eat and be satisfied. And the LORD your God will bless you in all the work of your hands.
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…I want what that person has because of what they believe what they abide by the statutes that they hold to the convictions that they have go toDeuteronomy chapter 14look at Deuteronomy chapter 14 if you would Deuteronomy chapter 14 title the sermon is be different this is all introduction here Deuteronomy…
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If you would open your Bible toDeuteronomy chapter 14this evening, Deuteronomy chapter 14. We're going to read verses 1 through 19. And I know the content may not be the most riveting, so just lock in…
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…is our father and we find that all the way kind of embedded in the law Exodus chapter 4 verse 22 says thus says the Lord Israel is my firstborn sonDeuteronomy chapter 141 you are sons of the Lord your God Deuteronomy 32 6 is he not your father who created you who made you and established you we see the this this…
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…Pastor Dale Tunnell: I'm not going to cover it too much today. Pastor Dale Tunnell: I'm just going to mention it quickly. Pastor Dale Tunnell:Deuteronomy chapter 14talks about a tithe Pastor Dale Tunnell: And it talks about what many scholars refer to as the third tithe. Pastor Dale Tunnell: I know we often…
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…#14 especially if you're going a longer distance. But it would be just literally whatever you had was brought into the use for God's. House.Deuteronomy chapter 14. Remember that. All right, good. Turn to Deuteronomy chapter 14, all right? Your fingers are already limber, so you can work over there.…
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…by the father of the faith. And we've noticed that tithing was reinforced by the law. If you need another verse for that, you can turn toDeuteronomy chapter 14verse number 28. The same truth is relayed. Tithing is reinforced. It is a command of the Lord to tithe. It's it's reinforced there in chapter 27…
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…see the kid in his mother's milk. Exodus 34, 26, Exodus 34, 26 says, Thou shalt not see the kid in his mother's milk. Deuteronomy 14, 21 says,Deuteronomy chapter 14, verse number 21 says, Ye should not eat of anything dieteth itself. And the end of the verse, thou should not seethe a kid in his mother's milk. 1…
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…just read some of these just kind of to paint a backdrop for what they're understanding and their perception was in those days of giving and so on.Deuteronomy chapter 14, we read the the book of the law says at the end of every 3rd year you should bring the tithe, bring out the tithe of your produce of that you can…
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…context. We'll begin by looking at the origin of the tithe, where the idea of a tithe comes from. Then we'll look at how the tithe was presented inDeuteronomy chapter 14, 23 to 28, or give you a synopsis of that. You may be surprised to find out how the tithe was interpreted. After that, we'll consider the real…
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…to run that. I want them to be provided for. And there's one more thing he wants to happen, though. God cares about the poor. We can find that inDeuteronomy, chapter 14, 22 through 29. He cares about the people. He says there's folks that are going with less and I care about that and I want to help them. During…
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…in society so that they would be sustained and that they would escape coming to such a point in their lives. Here's one example. Turn with me toDeuteronomy chapter 14. I want you to see with your own eyes with me. Deuteronomy 14, verse 28. This is what God give to the people of Israel before they even step foot…
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…do that while we go up here and look at the Bible. Okay, so grab your Bibles, if you would. Maybe get a little hooter holler in today as we go toDeuteronomy chapter 14. All right, praise the Lord. We've still got a long way to go in the book of Deuteronomy, and we're getting close to kind of our first break, as we…
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…shadows shadows pointing ahead to christ so they are no longer buying on christians for example the law is about clean unclean food like we see indeuteronomy chapter 14and the new testament mark 7 acts 10 teach that christians do not need to follow those rules they are part of the ceremonial law the moral laws…
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…does Luke keep summarizing this? Well, it's kind of twisting the knife a little bit. It's making a point. That's the kind of thing, according toDeuteronomy chapters 14and 15, that is supposed to be overseen by the temple. Right? Selling your possessions, giving to the poor, that's supposed to be a temple…
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…of tithing what's tithing supposed to do to two things? First is tithing is a financial covenant with God. It's a financial covenant with God,Deuteronomy chapter 14and verse number 15 says, if you tithe faithfully live generously, then I will bless. You greatly read it for yourself. That is what he says.…
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…of the land or of the fruit of the tree, it is the Lord's and the end of that passage actually says it is, Holy to the Lord. What else? How aboutDeuteronomy chapter 14and verse 22. You shall truly tithe. Get this of all the increase of your grain that the field produces year by year. Did God say anything about…
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…going on at this time. Right? There were actually other tithes as well. Not just the general tithe, but there was a tithe. We don't turn there, butDeuteronomy chapter 14. We'll take a look at it later. But there was a tithe for the funding of a national festival. It happened. Every year, they brought in tithes and…
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…to others. God has been so gracious to us. Therefore we are to be generous to others. That essentially sums up the message of this text here inDeuteronomy chapter 14. God has been so gracious to his people in bringing them into the promised land. A good land flowing with milk and honey. In other words it was…
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