In the Old Testament law the tithe went to Levites and priests, not to local pastors — so enforcing a 10% tithe should logically send money to Jewish Levites
Continuing the argument against applying the Malachi tithe to modern churches
In the OT law, tithes were given to the Levites and brought to the house of God/temple. Pastors who insist on tithing are inconsistently applying the law — if tithe means 10%, it should go to Jewish Levites, not to a local church or pastor. The inconsistency reveals the application is motivated by financial self-interest rather than biblical fidelity.
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