To Tithe or NOT to Tithe Part 2

August 4, 2022 • Arthur Bailey

There are areas in our life that if we walk in obedience, we will see the Blessings in that particular area. Father has principles that deal with finances in the Kingdom. People who Tithe seem to be healthier, wealthier, and wiser. They seem to be happier and to enjoy life more. People who don’t Tithe seem to be lacking, sickly, miserable, confused, and worriers. They never have enough. They struggle to make ends meet.

This Teaching Series addresses several important questions. Why do we Tithe? Is Tithing for everyone today? Wasn’t Tithing done away with? How much and how often do we Tithe? Whose money is it? What did Messiah teach us about tithing?

The Law of Tithing - Part 2

It is important to understand the roots of Offering and Sacrificing in order to understand the Tithe. Part 2 continues with Abel and his Offering to YeHoVaH. Then the Teaching elaborates on Noah’s Sacrifice and progresses to Abraham’s Tithing.

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The 1st, 2nd & 3rd Year Tithe

September 19, 2024 • Arthur Bailey

YeHoVaH’s plan to bless His Creation and people is firmly established in Genesis and incorporated throughout Scripture. Financial Blessings, according to YeHoVaH’s Word, are tied to the Commandments pertaining to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Year Tithes. In this Teaching, the Tithes are explained in a simple and methodical way that is easy to understand and follow. By applying the lessons learned from this Teaching, you will enjoy Father’s Blessings associated with Tithes and have the provisions to celebrate His Feasts.

The Cost of Truth

September 5, 2024 • Arthur Bailey

Proverbs 23:23 states: Buy the truth, and sell it not; also wisdom, and instruction, and understanding. What is the cost of truth? Get the answer to this and other questions in this teaching. Your life and freedom is dependent on you knowing and understanding these answers.

Can You Stand to Be Blessed?

August 29, 2024 • Arthur Bailey

In a Nutshell: Persecution comes with the Blessings of YeHoVaH. Because of Isaac’s blessings, the Philistines envied Isaac and asked him to move away from them. In the meanwhile, they closed his wells and laid claim to the wells Isaac’s herdsmen dug. Ultimately, they wanted to make an alliance with Isaac because it was obvious they could not stop him because YeHoVaH’s favor was on Isaac. We must endure the persecution in order to enjoy the blessings. It’s like eating at the table YeHoVaH prepares before us in the presence of our enemies as David wrote in Psalm 23. YeHoVaH does not add sorrow to His blessings, but people will bring sorrow.