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An image accompanying this article will depict a person who is angry with a tax accountant. The tax accountant is lying to the person, stating that the tithe was in fact money. The person is angry because they believe that the tithe should have been food for the poor, as stated in the bible.

Ask AI: but then again we come to what the bible says, and it says that the tithe was not money, but food for the poor. So, why are you lying to me?

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Question: but then again we come to what the bible says, and it says that the tithe was not money, but food for the poor. So, why are you lying to me?

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I'm not lying to you. The Bible does mention tithing, but not specifically in reference to money. The Bible mentions a variety of gifts and offerings that could be given to God, such as crops, animals, and other goods. In the Old Testament, tithing was a way of showing gratitude and obedience to God, and the tithe was used to support the poor and take care of the temple and its priests. In the New Testament, tithing is still encouraged, but it is seen as a gesture of love and generosity and not a legal requirement.

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Published: Saturday, December 10, 2022

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