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TITHE DEFAULTERS ARE ROBBERS OF GOD

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TOPIC: TITHE DEFAULTERS ARE ROBBERS OF GOD 

TEXT: HEBREWS 3:7-13  

TUESDAY AUGUST 1ST

Key verse: Malachi 3: 89 Ye are cursed with a curse: for ye have robbed me, even this whole nation.
Many people do not understand why God says those who do not pay their tithe and do not give Him offerings are robbers. Yes, these are robbers because they deny men, women, and children the privilege of hearing the gospel of Jesus Christ, hence, they rob God of His glory among men. More than just being robbers! 
{i} They are wicked because they do not pity fellow men on their way to destruction. 
{ii} They are selfish: because they think only of themselves and care not for other people around them. 
{iii} They are rebellious: because God gave them money and material possessions so that they would give back to Him for His glory, but they turn these things to their glory and reject the glory of God. 
{iv} They are ungrateful: because they refuse to express praise and gratitude to God with the money and material possessions that He has given to them.
{v} They are unreasonable: because they do not realize that they are strangers in this world who brought nothing to it and will carry nothing from it. 
{vi} They are useless: because God cannot put their money and material possessions into honorable use for the glory of His name. 
{vii} They are wretched: because they have no eternal investment in God’s kingdom. Therefore, God has cursed them with a curse! The God who placed a curse on Cain has placed a curse upon them, for refusing to honor Him and promote His course and glory on earth through the gospel of Jesus Christ. 

Thought for the day: If you want God to greatly bless your life and your family, don't ever steal from God. 

Song for the day: He has done for me (4x), what my father cannot do…

Bible reading for the day: Psalm 65-67; Romans 2 
#Horemow.

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