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1	Haggai 1:1-11 and Matthew 6:24-34 Stewardship Sunday Years ago I remember the pastor at our church being presented with a round tuit like the one on the screen, as he never had enough time. I think we can all relate to t Add to Reading List Source URL: www.stnicolasbookham.org.uk Language: English - Date: 2015-02-12 05:44:41 Giving Tithe Second tithe Stewardship Haggai First Fruits Levite Poor tithe Religion Human behavior Book of Deuteronomy
2	TITHE FARM SOCIAL CLUB 151 Rayners Lane Harrow HA2 OXH TITHE FARM SOCIAL CLUB Add to Reading List Source URL: tithefarmclub.com Language: English - Date: 2015-02-23 12:39:17 Geography of London London Geography of England Parliamentary procedure Second HA postcode area
3	Criswell Theological Review[removed][removed]Copyright © 1987 by The Criswell College. Cited with permission. ARE CHRISTIANS SUPPOSED Add to Reading List Source URL: faculty.gordon.edu Language: English - Date: 2005-01-18 09:05:00 Giving Tithe Melchizedek Stewardship Grace Communion International First Fruits Sola fide Poor tithe Second tithe Religion Christianity Christian theology
4	“Will a Man Rob God?” (Malachi 3:8): A Study of Tithing in the Old and New Testaments ANDREAS J. KÖSTENBERGER AND DAVID A. CROTEAU SOUTHEASTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Is tithing, that is, giving ten percent of Add to Reading List Source URL: www.biblicalfoundations.org Language: English - Date: 2013-08-31 06:33:44 Giving Tithe Book of Genesis Melchizedek Poor tithe Book of Deuteronomy Second tithe Grace Communion International Covenant Christianity Religion Bible
5	Mishna - Mas. Hallah Chapter 1 MISHNAH 1. FIVE SPECIES [OF CEREALS] ARE SUBJECT TO [THE LAW OF] HALLAH.1 WHEAT, BARLEY, SPELT, OATS AND RYE.2 THESE ARE SUBJECT TO HALLAH, AND [SMALL QUANTITIES OF DOUGH MADE OF THE DIFFER Add to Reading List Source URL: halakhah.com Language: English - Date: 2009-04-20 19:30:13 Talmud Heave offering Kneading Bread Proofing Second tithe Passover Tithe Dough offering Food and drink Baking Hallah
6	Mishna - Mas. Orlah Chapter 1 MISHNAH 1. IF ONE PLANTS [A FRUIT-TREE] TO SERVE AS FENCING1 OR TO PROVIDE BEAMS,2 IT IS EXEMPT FROM [THE LAW OF] ‘ORLAH.3 R. JOSE SAYS: EVEN IF HE INTENDED4 ONLY THE INWARD [-FACING PART Add to Reading List Source URL: halakhah.com Language: English - Date: 2009-04-20 19:30:16 Orlah Religion Heave offering Bo Terumot Tithe Jewish holiday Terumah Second tithe Book of Exodus Torah Human behavior
7	Mishna - Mas. Terumoth Chapter 1 MISHNAH 1. FIVE MAY NOT GIVE TERUMAH, AND IF THEY DO SO, THEIR TERUMAH IS NOT CONSIDERED VALID:1 THE HERESH [DEAF MUTE], THE IMBECILE,2 THE MINOR,3 AND THE ONE WHO GIVES TERUMAH FROM THAT Add to Reading List Source URL: halakhah.com Language: English - Date: 2009-04-20 19:30:18 Heave offering Twenty-four priestly gifts Second tithe First tithe First Fruits Terumot Tithe Terumah Bikkurim Human behavior Religion Jews
8	Mishna - Mas. Demai Chapter 1 MISHNAH 1. THE [FOLLOWING] ARE TREATED LENIENTLY1 IN RESPECT OF [THE RULES OF] DEMAI: WILD FIGS,2 JUJUBE FRUIT,3 CRAB APPLES, WILD WHITE FIGS,4 YOUNG SYCAMORE FIGS, UNRIPE DATES,5 LATE GRAPE Add to Reading List Source URL: halakhah.com Language: English - Date: 2009-04-20 19:30:10 Twenty-four priestly gifts Heave offering Tithe Second tithe First tithe Terumot Simeon Shezuri Demai Terumah Judaism Human behavior Jews
9	Mishna - Mas. Orlah Chapter 1 MISHNAH 1. IF ONE PLANTS [A FRUIT-TREE] TO SERVE AS FENCING1 OR TO PROVIDE BEAMS,2 IT IS EXEMPT FROM [THE LAW OF] ‘ORLAH.3 R. JOSE SAYS: EVEN IF HE INTENDED4 ONLY THE INWARD [-FACING PART Add to Reading List Source URL: www.halakhah.com Language: English - Date: 2009-04-20 19:30:16 Orlah Religion Heave offering Bo Terumot Tithe Jewish holiday Terumah Second tithe Book of Exodus Torah Human behavior
10	PDF Document Add to Reading List Source URL: www.halakhah.com Language: English - Date: 2009-04-20 19:30:13 Talmud Heave offering Kneading Bread Proofing Second tithe Passover Tithe Dough offering Food and drink Baking Hallah