Tithe Answer Man

Why Context Matters by Ronald W. Robey (written October 26, 2025) Context matters — here’s why: Leviticus 27:30 • “The tithe of the land” can be twisted to mean the entire landmass of the earth, if taken out of context. Malachi 3:10–11 • “Ye” can be twisted to mean Christians, if taken out of context. • “Tithes” can be twisted to mean ten percent of your money, if taken out of context. • “Storehouse” can be twisted to mean your local church, if taken out of context. • “Blessing” can be twisted to mean an unexpected check, if taken out of context. Hebrews 7:6–8 • “Here” can be twisted to mean the church building, if taken out of context. • “Men that die” can be twisted to mean pastors, if taken out of context. • “Tithes” can be twisted to mean money, if taken out of context. • “There” can be twisted to mean Heaven, if taken out of context. • “he” can be twisted to mean Jesus, if taken out of context. Devotional Thought: When Scripture is lifted out of its context, truth becomes distorted and error begins to sound convincing. Many doctrines today stand only because verses were removed from the soil in which God planted them and planted where they were never meant to grow. Truth survive when torn from its context. If we are to honor God’s Word, we must study it in the light of who was speaking, to whom they were speaking, and under what covenant they lived. Truth does not change with opinion or popularity…it is revealed through proper context. 2 Timothy 2:15 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.

Unlocking the Understanding of Malachi 3:10 by Ronald W. Robey Since Malachi 3:7-8 is calling for a return to God's tithe and offerings Ordinances, Malachi 3:10 should be interpreted through the commandments and statutes written in God's tithe Ordinance. God's tithe Ordinance says that His holy tithe is to be: a) agricultural (Leviticus 27:30,32; Nehemiah 10:37) b) given to biological descendants of the patriarch Levi as their inheritance (Numbers 18:21-24; Deuteronomy 14:27; Nehemiah 10:37) c) given iin the land of Canaan/Israel (Deuteronomy 12:10-11) The biological descendants of theb patriarch Levi are to take a tithe of the tithes they receive from the congregation to God's House (Nehemiah 10:38) which is the Temple at Jerusalem (2 Chronicles 6:5-6) Therefore the literal interpretation of Malachi 3:10 is, "Brng one percent of Israel's agricultural crops to the storehouse chambers in the Temple at Jerusalem. so that there will be food in Mine House.

@Simonymms @DAMIADENUGA @grok “says the Lord Almighty” shey that part is in your Bible??? Or you did not read Malachi 3:10?

Thank you Lord Jesus Christ 😭😭 you never tell us to run through the burning coals

Unlocking the Understanding of Malachi 3:10 by Ronald W. Robey Since Malachi 3:7-8 is calling for a return to God's tithe and offerings Ordinances, Malachi 3:10 should be interpreted through the commandments and statutes written in God's tithe Ordinance. God's tithe Ordinance says that His holy tithe is to be: a) agricultural (Leviticus 27:30,32; Nehemiah 10:37) b) given to biological descendants of the patriarch Levi as their inheritance (Numbers 18:21-24; Deuteronomy 14:27; Nehemiah 10:37) c) given iin the land of Canaan/Israel (Deuteronomy 12:10-11) The biological descendants of theb patriarch Levi are to take a tithe of the tithes they receive from the congregation to God's House (Nehemiah 10:38) which is the Temple at Jerusalem (2 Chronicles 6:5-6) Therefore the literal interpretation of Malachi 3:10 is, "Brng one percent of Israel's agricultural crops to the storehouse chambers in the Temple at Jerusalem. so that there will be food in Mine House.

@ChuksEricE This man here is an antichrist. He knows his audience , so he sells all sorts to them. Prov. 11:24 says He who gives freely, grows richer. Malachi 3:10, says God will cause windows of heaven to open to pour blessings. He knows his audience.

“There is no scripture in the Bible that says when you give, you will never lack. Anybody who claims that givers never lack is a fr@ud. Nobody prospers by giving, when you give, you lack” — Pastor Abel Damina insists.

Unlocking the Understanding of Malachi 3:10 by Ronald W. Robey Since Malachi 3:7-8 is calling for a return to God's tithe and offerings Ordinances, Malachi 3:10 should be interpreted through the commandments and statutes written in God's tithe Ordinance. God's tithe Ordinance says that His holy tithe is to be: a) agricultural (Leviticus 27:30,32; Nehemiah 10:37) b) given to biological descendants of the patriarch Levi as their inheritance (Numbers 18:21-24; Deuteronomy 14:27; Nehemiah 10:37) c) given iin the land of Canaan/Israel (Deuteronomy 12:10-11) The biological descendants of theb patriarch Levi are to take a tithe of the tithes they receive from the congregation to God's House (Nehemiah 10:38) which is the Temple at Jerusalem (2 Chronicles 6:5-6) Therefore the literal interpretation of Malachi 3:10 is, "Brng one percent of Israel's agricultural crops to the storehouse chambers in the Temple at Jerusalem. so that there will be food in Mine House.

1. You don’t lose money by giving. You multiply it. “Bring the whole tithe… test me in this.” - Malachi 3:10 God literally says: test Me. Nothing else. Just this.

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@speaks28389 Seriously I didn’t even finish reading what you’ve written and I already had a name Anna OK too easy. I know that’s how you did it to me. People seem like they’re oh my God they’re intelligent thank you whatever.

@speaks28389 You’re wrong! No girl name starts with ‘N’ and ends with ‘e’.

Unlocking the Understanding of Malachi 3:10 by Ronald W. Robey Since Malachi 3:7-8 is calling for a return to God's tithe and offerings Ordinances, Malachi 3:10 should be interpreted through the commandments and statutes written in God's tithe Ordinance. God's tithe Ordinance says that His holy tithe is to be: a) agricultural (Leviticus 27:30,32; Nehemiah 10:37) b) given to biological descendants of the patriarch Levi as their inheritance (Numbers 18:21-24; Deuteronomy 14:27; Nehemiah 10:37) c) given iin the land of Canaan/Israel (Deuteronomy 12:10-11) The biological descendants of theb patriarch Levi are to take a tithe of the tithes they receive from the congregation to God's House (Nehemiah 10:38) which is the Temple at Jerusalem (2 Chronicles 6:5-6) Therefore the literal interpretation of Malachi 3:10 is, "Brng one percent of Israel's agricultural crops to the storehouse chambers in the Temple at Jerusalem. so that there will be food in Mine House.

@ChuksEricE Malachi 3:10 Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, that there may be food in my house. “Test me in this,” says the Lord Almighty, “and see if I will not throw open the floodgates of heaven and pour out so much blessing that there will not be room enough to store it.

@NkechiUdeh3 @ChuksEricE Malachi 3:10 contains a promise of rain and an abundance of agricultural crops. Nothing else. And the promise was given for the sons of Jacob in the land of Israel. It was not given for people in other lands.

@ChuksEricE Malachi 3:10 Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, that there may be food in my house. Test me in this says the Lord Almighty and see if I will not throw open floodgates of heaven and pour so much blessings .....

Unlocking the Understanding of Malachi 3:10 by Ronald W. Robey Since Malachi 3:7-8 is calling for a return to God's tithe and offerings Ordinances, Malachi 3:10 should be interpreted through the commandments and statutes written in God's tithe Ordinance. God's tithe Ordinance says that His holy tithe is to be: a) agricultural (Leviticus 27:30,32; Nehemiah 10:37) b) given to biological descendants of the patriarch Levi as their inheritance (Numbers 18:21-24; Deuteronomy 14:27; Nehemiah 10:37) c) given iin the land of Canaan/Israel (Deuteronomy 12:10-11) The biological descendants of theb patriarch Levi are to take a tithe of the tithes they receive from the congregation to God's House (Nehemiah 10:38) which is the Temple at Jerusalem (2 Chronicles 6:5-6) Therefore the literal interpretation of Malachi 3:10 is, "Brng one percent of Israel's agricultural crops to the storehouse chambers in the Temple at Jerusalem. so that there will be food in Mine House.

@astuteDan_ray @Askwhyisit You said that you can't "try God"... I provided you a verse where God says that there are criteria where trying/proving him is not an offense.... for example.... when you use his words to prove his spirit.... Or isn't that his will?

Why did Christ, being one and the same as God, pray to himself?

QUESTIONS FOR REFLECTION & DISCUSSION: 1. According to Nehemiah 10:37, what items did the people promise to bring directly "unto the priests, to the chambers of the house of our God"? 2. Where did the people bring their tithes of the ground, and who received them first? 3. Based on Nehemiah 10:38, what specific portion of the tithes was ultimately brought "into the treasure house" of the house of God, and who brought it? 4. In Numbers 18:21, what reason is given for God giving all the tenth in Israel to the Levites as an inheritance? 5. According to Numbers 18:22, what consequence is described if the children of Israel were to come near the tabernacle? Consider how this commandment interacts with the instructions in Nehemiah 10. 6. Compare and contrast who brought tithes to God's House versus who received the people's tithes initially, based on these two passages. What distinction does the text make? SUMMARY / KEY TAKEAWAY: Write one sentence reflecting on what you learned about the recipients and purpose of firstfruits offerings and tithes.

Unlocking the Understanding of Malachi 3:10 by Ronald W. Robey Since Malachi 3:7-8 is calling for a return to God's tithe and offerings Ordinances, Malachi 3:10 should be interpreted through the commandments and statutes written in God's tithe Ordinance. God's tithe Ordinance says that His holy tithe is to be: a) agricultural (Leviticus 27:30,32; Nehemiah 10:37) b) given to biological descendants of the patriarch Levi as their inheritance (Numbers 18:21-24; Deuteronomy 14:27; Nehemiah 10:37) c) given iin the land of Canaan/Israel (Deuteronomy 12:10-11) The biological descendants of theb patriarch Levi are to take a tithe of the tithes they receive from the congregation to God's House (Nehemiah 10:38) which is the Temple at Jerusalem (2 Chronicles 6:5-6) Therefore the literal interpretation of Malachi 3:10 is, "Brng one percent of Israel's agricultural crops to the storehouse chambers in the Temple at Jerusalem. so that there will be food in Mine House.

Malachi 3:10 “Bring all the tithes… & I will open the windows of heaven…” This was spoken under the Old Covenant to a specific people (Israel) It was not a blank cheque for pastors to threaten believers today. In the New Covenant, We give out of love and not fear

I once heard a pastor boldly say: “I have been called to preach prosperity gospel.” That right there is the problem of most Nigerian pastors. Get In Class, Let’s talk.

@ravenhillquotes When God said, “Bring ye all the tithes…”, He was speaking of agriculture, not money. Proof? Malachi 3:7-8.

It’s easy to tithe your money in an affluent society, but if you’re only giving God a tenth of your money, you’re cheating. He said: “Bring all the TITHES” (Malachi 3:10).

@Chyzedek meat = food The tithes God called for in Malachi 3:10. were one percent of Israel’s agricultural crops.

In Malachi 3:10, what does God mean by "that there may be meat in my house?"

The answer depends on which you are referring to. Giving tithes of war spoils is biblical. Gen. 14 Giving tithes of agriculture grown/bred on land inherited in Istael is biblical. Lev. 27:30-33; Deuteronomy 12:10-11 Giving tithes of monetary wages? Nowhere to be found in the Bible. And if it isn’t found in the Bible…it can’t be biblical.

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Unlocking the Understanding of Malachi 3:10 by Ronald W. Robey Since Malachi 3:7-8 is calling for a return to God's tithe and offerings Ordinances, Malachi 3:10 should be interpreted through the commandments and statutes written in God's tithe Ordinance. God's tithe Ordinance says that His holy tithe is to be: a) agricultural (Leviticus 27:30,32; Nehemiah 10:37) b) given to biological descendants of the patriarch Levi as their inheritance (Numbers 18:21-24; Deuteronomy 14:27; Nehemiah 10:37) c) given iin the land of Canaan/Israel (Deuteronomy 12:10-11) The biological descendants of theb patriarch Levi are to take a tithe of the tithes they receive from the congregation to God's House (Nehemiah 10:38) which is the Temple at Jerusalem (2 Chronicles 6:5-6) Therefore the literal interpretation of Malachi 3:10 is, "Brng one percent of Israel's agricultural crops to the storehouse chambers in the Temple at Jerusalem. so that there will be food in Mine House.

@TheVader999 @OurFavOnlineDoc Malachi 3:10 “Bring the whole tithe… and see if I will not open the windows of heaven and pour out blessing…”

Prof is absolutely spot on in this video. The prosperity gospel madness in a terribly poor country like Nigeria is a scam that impoverishes vulnerable people and enriches a few charlatans in the pulpit.

Unlocking the Understanding of Malachi 3:10 by Ronald W. Robey Since Malachi 3:7-8 is calling for a return to God's tithe and offerings Ordinances, Malachi 3:10 should be interpreted through the commandments and statutes written in God's tithe Ordinance. God's tithe Ordinance says that His holy tithe is to be: a) agricultural (Leviticus 27:30,32; Nehemiah 10:37) b) given to biological descendants of the patriarch Levi as their inheritance (Numbers 18:21-24; Deuteronomy 14:27; Nehemiah 10:37) c) given iin the land of Canaan/Israel (Deuteronomy 12:10-11) The biological descendants of theb patriarch Levi are to take a tithe of the tithes they receive from the congregation to God's House (Nehemiah 10:38) which is the Temple at Jerusalem (2 Chronicles 6:5-6) Therefore the literal interpretation of Malachi 3:10 is, "Brng one percent of Israel's agricultural crops to the storehouse chambers in the Temple at Jerusalem. so that there will be food in Mine House.

@JS_StrngstSldr There’s no Biblical commandment to tithe, and no it’s not Malachi 3:10, that’s pointing back to Deuteronomy 14, and the failure of the people and the priests to do right by the widows, orphans and visitors to the land. Tithing in the LDS corporation is spiritual extortion.

If he simply lived the law of tithe he wouldn't be so ornery.

@Emperoz_Dynasty @EternalLoveLif1 @xonphused Actually!I answered yje opener’s question. I also addressed the Malachi teaching.

@ron_robey @EternalLoveLif1 @xonphused Please read the subject of discussion before you butt in.

Why does the all powerful god of Israel need 10% of my income?🤔

He doesn’t. Pastors are lying. Here’s the proof: God’s tithe ordinance (Leviticus 27:30-33) says that the elements of God’s holy tithe are: — the seed of the land — the fruit of the tree — the tenth livestock animal to pass under the rod These are all agricultural. They are not money. So am I saying you must give agriculture as tithe? Not at all! For Leviticus 27:34 tells is the tithe Ordinance was given for the children of Israel, and Deuteronomy 12:10-11 tells us that those God gave His tithe Ordinance for were to FIRST move to Canaan to live there, and THEN god would tell them the place they were to take their tithes. Don’t m8ss that…tithes were only required in the land of Canaan (later renamed Israel). Nowhere else. Pastors aren’t teaching God’s tithe…they’re twisting it.