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bros12345:Talk like you're a pastor ![]() bros12345:. . . .and where is this plan documented? do you have a copy? kindly share ![]() bros12345:. . .are you saying the forbidden fruit equate to 10% of the chop-chop in the garden but you will have to explain how the forbidden apple becomes the fruit of Adam and Eve's labor ![]() bros12345:Bros, this is saying you are beneficiary of tithe ![]() Edit: the bible also says that it's not the priest that and church managers that decide how to distribute the tithe, there is a sharing formular already in place i guess you did not read that part of the bible ![]() bros12345:na wa ooh so you have to pay God for his mercies ![]() |
Benstino: Enigma:LOL i guess Moses was talking to himself in Deuteronomy Mr. Benstino knows the truth, but just need justification for something he believes in. |
^^^^^ this ya poll still dey active but i think there is something wrong with the link, appears both link end up in the 'who's robbing God?' thread. |
Benstino:A good number of people have tried, but no positive/favorable result ![]() |
Godmother:I think the church structure determines who receives your tithe if the (so called) man of God is the owner & CEO of the church, he should be the one receiving your tithe if he is just an ordinary employee with no access to, and does not oversee or control the activities of the finance function, then it's not the man of God receiving your tithe ![]() Edit: It also depends on your understanding of tithe. if it was the pastor that convinced you to tithe, you might as well give it to him if he ask for it otherwise there is no need for the question, you already know the beneficiary ![]() |
Joagbaje:yeah, you can say that again. when it comes to the issue of tithe, firstfruit e.t.c the old testament becomes applicable ![]() |
Joagbaje: aletheia:LOL ![]() |
Joagbaje:Actually, i was not expecting a response from you. You just exceeded my expectations here if you have read beyond the so called 'mockery', my question would have been clearer. Yes condoms does have health benefit, and you talked about ethics (which i agree with). If you believe there are ethical considerations, then it can not just be a business i mean if pastor cannot distribute condom in church (especially to singles ), then there's more to it, abi? Joagbaje:com'on Jo, how can you say a thing like this You know am your friend yes, it's true i don't like 'congregation milking' pastors but i think it's wrong for you to keep seeing my post as an attempt to mock you ![]() Joagbaje:You don talk your own now if i return fire for fire, you will say zikkyy is insulting or 'mocking' you ![]() |
Joagbaje:That's a pastor talking ![]() |
Joagbaje:So i can engage in the sale of human body parts, abi? it's only a business ![]() Joagbaje:Sorry sir, i don't understand. are you saying we should be able able to separate business from gospel? i.e. there is nothing wrong with being a professional assassin as long as you are not in the ministry ![]() vvguy:But don't you think by making condoms available, peeps will be encouraged to engage in activities that lead to unwanted pregnancy? |
Azibalua:Not everyone your ReachOut campaign did not reach my neighborhood ![]() |
wordtalk:Good talk but i do think you are wasting your time with Jo we are discussing his 'daily bread' here, i don't see him accepting this simple truth. Joagbaje:Clown ![]() |
ogajim:as long as there is poverty in the land, (along with other societal issues), Joabgaje & co will continue to live to off the sweat of the congregation. |
Azibalua:So, have you done any healing with your shadow? |
@Enigma, Nna an option is missing oh there is no way i'll vote if you don't have pastor listed as an option ![]() |
wordtalk:Thanks for the clarification I read you clearly now. Thanks |
wordtalk:What exactly are you preaching here? that voluntary tithes be encouraged? i need clarification. Thanks ![]() |
garyarnold: But it must be emphasized that a person would have to have the tenth of the crops to come up with the value before they could add the extra fifth. No one could just come up with money for the tithe. They couldn't sell the crops and then pay a tenth from the income, profit, or gain they received.No dispute here gary ![]() |
garyarnold:Yes, for Agricultural produce. garyarnold:Yes. garyarnold:Yes. But some people believe the levitical tithe allowed for cash. So what am trying to say here (without having to argue that tithe was strictly agricultural produce), is when (& if) the option to buy back is exercised, actual cash outflow does not equate to 10% of the tithers produce. |
wordtalk:Let me clarify my statement. we are looking at practice here, and not dictionary definition of the word tithe. Leviticus 27:30-32 allows for the Israelite to tithe less than 10% for e.g a cattle farmer (even 0% is allowed), it requires the Israelite to tithe at 12% if he is paying cash. According to lev 27:30-32, what is acceptable as tithe range from amount less than 10% to amount as high as 12%. so tell me how the tithe then becomes 10% if God said he will accept a tithe less than or greater than 10%. is the man paying a cash of 12% actually paying 10%? or is the cattle farmer tithing one of seventeen (1/17) animals he owes tithing at 10%? So if the Israelite tithe system allows for payment lees than 10% or greater than 10%, why would you want to define their tithing practice as payment of 10%? wordtalk:and did i define tithe as 12%? please go back and read the post. We are not discussing zikkyy's definition of tithe. |
rezzy:looks like you 've done some quick reading ehn but lev 27:30-32 will not help you ![]() lets even ignore the income bit for now, lev 27:30-32 does not even define tithe as a tenth you don't understand let me explain ![]() 1. lev 27:31 says you can buy back your tithe of agricultural products by paying cash abi? it also says paying cash will result to the 'tither' adding an additional 2%. You know what that means cash paying 'tithers' don't pay 10%, THEY PAY 12% ![]() 2. according to lev 27:32 cattle famers are required to tithe the tenth animal that passes under the herdsman's staff if you start with 4 animal at the begining of the year and end with 9, you are not eligible to tithe so you see, according to the bible (lev 27:30-32) tithe range from zero(0%) to 12%, it is not a tenth you need to do more reading ![]() |
^^^^ abeg see the small modification to my post. i need answers, i am not ready to waste my vote oh ![]() |
I'll need clarification b4 i can what tithe are you referring to here? is it the biblical practice or pastoral tithe ![]() Edit: If you refer to: 1. biblical practice: i'll go for Mrs C 2. pastoral tithe: i'll go for Mr A 3. personal definition: then it can be 'all of the above', 'some of the above', 'any of the above' or 'none of the above' ![]() |
rezzy:You have not been reading your bible ![]() @Enigma, this your exam tough oh this one pass ordinary voting i go need extra time and paper ![]() |
newmi:It's still a show ![]() newmi:Apostle Peter's shadow served the purpose of healing the sick, it was not used for What i don't understand is how pastor switch these powers on/off Oyaks shadow will not perform this 'magic' if oyak is not in the mood If Oyaks really want to perform like Apostle Peter, he should take a walk around the teaching/general hospitals ![]() |
tabazani10:You are typing from a position of ignorance that's all i have to say to this ![]() tabazani10:if we can, we would have why don't you send them an invite? |
Enigma:You still don't get it. i don't see anybody claiming he/she tithing according to the bible. Jo for example, is tithing based on some principle he cannot explain i think what i read people say here is that, if some great men did it in the bible, nothing wrong in us adopting a similar practice take another practice like first fruit, how do you determine the 'first' of the 'first-fruit' of your salary or how do you arrive at a 'sheaf' of the first-fruit of your salary Nna leave matter, as long as there is no standing instruction from the Almighty on the tithing method to adopt, people can define their giving as they deem fit nothing concern me The issue still remains the communications to third parties in an attempt to make them adopt these practices (usually as defined by the pastor) ![]() |
Enigma:yep ![]() Enigma:yes, that's a possibility. and i've always had that feeling but i'll go with the position he has communicated we are not expecting him to come out here at a later date to say rendering a tenth to charity is not tithe. That's good enough for me. As long as the modern day tithing remains a practice defined by man, it can take any form (it's all left to person rendering the tenth to decide or define). That's the way i see it. My position is that it should not be forced on anybody. e.g. the fraud motivated mis-interpretation of scriptures just to milk the 'juice' out of the congregation ![]() |
Enigma:There are just two (possible) tithers on around here that supports voluntary tithing namely; debosky & wordtalk and i think its personal to them. They are not in a position to push this as the standard definition or approach to tithing. So i don't really see it as an issue. It becomes an issue when it is preached (and not preached right). For me the main concern is still people like joagbaje & oyaks, for them tithing is compulsory. |
Enigma:You expect pastor to tell congregation that they can give their tenth anywhere/anyhow they like you know that's not possible. How will pastor chop ![]() |
Joagbaje:Anybody that submits to your fraud scheme is a mugu that has not changed. |
nlMediator:My brother, if this post was meant for Joagbaje, you are wasting your time. Jo is bent on 'milking' the congregation The Abrahamic tithe thing is just a front, pastors need money and they will do whatever it takes to get it out of the congregation. |
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but you will have to explain how the forbidden apple becomes the fruit of Adam and Eve's labor 
so you have to pay God for his mercies
if the (so called) man of God is the owner & CEO of the church, he should be the one receiving your tithe