Leviticus 27
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Sep 25, 2026
Chuck MisslerHOST
Then they took one tenth of the remainder after the first fruits, going to the Levites for the livelihood.
Chuck MisslerHOST
That's in Leviticus 27.
Chuck MisslerHOST
One tenth was paid by the Levites then to the priests for their livelihood.
Chuck MisslerHOST
A second tenth was paid by the congregation for the Levites and their own families at the tabernacle in Deuteronomy 12.
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Chuck MisslerHOST
If you want to give Him an offering, you've got to give Him His tenth back first and then start counting your offering.
Chuck MisslerHOST
That's the rabbinical way of looking at it.
Chuck MisslerHOST
The tithe of the tenth is clearly an ordained pattern in Genesis 28, Leviticus 27, 2 Chronicles 31, Nehemiah 10, Malachi 3 here as an example, elsewhere.
Chuck MisslerHOST
And in the New Testament, nothing's changed.
Chris PearseHOST
And then later on in Leviticus, it becomes part of the Mosaic law to give a tithe.
Chris PearseHOST
Leviticus 27, verse 30, a tithe, he says, or a tenth of everything from the land, whether grain from the soil or fruit from the trees, belongs to the Lord.
Chris PearseHOST
It is holy to him.
Chris PearseHOST
You know, the first tenth, that goes straight to God.
Javon TaylorHOST
Again, another voluntary action.
Javon TaylorHOST
Now, we don't see the tithes becoming law until Leviticus, and in Leviticus 27, verses 30 to 33, this is where we see tithing now moving from a voluntary action into becoming a law.
Javon TaylorHOST
And the scripture says, "A tithe of everything from the land, whether grain from the soil or fruit from the trees, belongs to the Lord.
Javon TaylorHOST
It is holy to the Lord." And I will encourage you to go and read verses 30 to 33 on your own.
Javon TaylorHOST
So when you look in 30- 31-33, you will see the quality of the offerings that the law prescribe.
Javon TaylorHOST
It was telling you how the thing, you know, how the offerings were supposed to look.
Javon TaylorHOST
Now, granted, when we look at Leviticus 27, the, the tithe that was being referred to there was, like, agricultural stuff.
Javon TaylorHOST
So it wasn't money.
Cham ChilomboHOST
Okay, he owns everything, but he asks you to return a tenth back to him, which is holy.
Cham ChilomboHOST
So in Leviticus chapter number 27 and verses number 30, Leviticus 27 and verses number 30, it says, a tithe of everything from the land, whether grain from the soil or fruit from the trees, belongs to the Lord.
Cham ChilomboHOST
It is holy to the Lord.
Cham ChilomboHOST
So to say something is holy means that that particular thing is set apart.
John WhittakerHOST
If you will give me a son, I will dedicate him to you.
John WhittakerHOST
But here in Leviticus 27, what we are given are instructions that explain how someone can make a voluntary vow like that, and instead of giving their son or their daughter permanently to the tabernacle, they can make this pledge based on their work value, the amount of work they are able to produce, and then instead of giving the person, they can give that amount of money to the tabernacle.
John WhittakerHOST
And then after that in chapter 27, you get instructions for pledging animals, and then pledging houses, and even pledging plots of land to the Lord as well.
John WhittakerHOST
That's what chapter 27 is all about.
Mark HughesHOST
I'll show you where it is in the Old Testament.
Mark HughesHOST
It's in Leviticus 27.
Mark HughesHOST
It says, and concerning the tithe or the tenth of the herd or the flock or whatever passes under the rod, the tenth one shall be holy to the Lord.
Mark HughesHOST
Does it get any more clear than that? The tenth is the tithe.