All The Tithe Is Holy

The class discusses the importance of tithing in the Mosaic law, focusing on the role of the Levites and the mutual dependence between the Levites and the rest of Israel. It emphasizes the need for consistent support from the congregation to ensure ecclesial life thrives, drawing parallels to the responsibilities of those who labor in word and doctrine today.

The class discusses the practical application of faith in daily life, focusing on the concept of tithing as a form of care for others. It emphasizes the importance of loving God and showing compassion to the fatherless, widows, and strangers within the ecclesia, drawing parallels with biblical teachings on tithing and social responsibility.

The class discusses the principles of tithing in Leviticus, emphasizing the importance of faithfulness and consistency in giving to support ecclesial life. It explores the themes of redemption, substitution, and the personal responsibility of each member to contribute to the work of the truth.

The class explores the principles of tithing in Deuteronomy, emphasizing the importance of giving to the place God chooses and the faithful journey of an Israelite named Joshua. It highlights the significance of family involvement in ecclesial life and the joy of worshipping together.

The class explores the symbolism of the tithe in the Bible, connecting it to the concept of a remnant and the divine promise of restoration, using passages from Genesis, Ezekiel, and Isaiah. It emphasizes the importance of obedience and faith in fulfilling one's obligations to God, even in difficult circumstances.