David A. Croteau
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David A. Croteau is professor of New Testament and Greek and director of the PhD program at Columbia Biblical Seminary. Gary E. Yates is professor of Old Testament at Liberty University School of Divinity.
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What the New Testament Authors Really Cared About: A Survey of Their Writings (2008) — Avustaja — 114 kappaletta
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This book gives view from all side, but debunkes the tithing theoloy totally based on scripture.
This book so far is blowing the lid off of madatory tithing. So far from what I have read, all christians since Jesus' death and the early church has never had 100 percent agreement on tithing money. In fact any person who uses old testement scripture to support tithing is committing the worst kind of unethical exegesis by elevating the secondary meaning over the primary meaning of a text and thereby compromising the intent of the author, the text, and overall comprimising the intent of God for his people. Learn to give by grace not by legelism.… (lisätietoja)
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Croteau provides a careful and extensive review of the relevant Bible passages and theological arguments related to tithing. He demonstrates that an insistence on tithing as a God-required practice for Christians today is scripturally unsupportable. However, he provides a strong alternative plan for generous charitable giving based on numerous NT passages. Well researched and argued.