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Tithing as Claiming Qualities

Tithing is not a financial donation to an organization, but a metaphysical act of giving a 'claim' or 'quality' to God, who is one's own awareness of being…

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At Your Command

This brings us to that much abused statement of the Bible on tithing. Teachers of all kinds have enslaved man with this affair of tithing, for not themselves understanding the nature of tithing and being themselves fearful of lack, they have led their followers to believe that a tenth part of their income should be given to the Lord. Meaning, as they make very clear, that, when one gives a tenth part of his income to their particular organization he is giving his “tenth part” to the Lord – (or is tithing). But remember, “I AM” the Lord.” Your awareness of being is the God that you give to and you ever give in this manner. Therefore when you claim yourself to be anything, you have given that claim or quality to God. And your awareness of being, which is no respecter of persons, will return to you pressed down, shaken together, and running over with that quality or attribute which you claim for yourself. Awareness of being is nothing that you could ever name. To claim God to be rich; to be great; to be love; to be all wise; is to define that which cannot be defined. For God is nothing that could ever be named. Tithing is necessary and you do tithe with God. But from now on give to the only God and see to it that you give him the quality that you desire as man to express by claiming yourself to be the great, the wealthy, the loving, the all wise.

Tithing is not a financial donation to an organization, but a metaphysical act of giving a 'claim' or 'quality' to God, who is one's own awareness of being ('I AM'). By consciously claiming oneself to be a desired quality (e.g., wealthy, loving), that quality is 'given' to awareness and returned in abundance.

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