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Tithes and Offerings

Yahweh, Lord of Heaven and Earth, has given the earth and everything in it to mankind. 


Throughout Scripture, He commands His people to honor Him with their increase (income) through three specific Tithes and seasonal Offerings.


A Tithe is defined as 10% of your net increase (calculated after your mandatory national and local tax burdens are removed).


The Biblical Framework of Tithing


1. First Tithe: Historically paid to Yahweh's servants. Servants use First Tithe to sustain themselves and their families so they are equipped to serve His people. All excess First Tithe is dedicated directly to advancing Yahweh’s work on earth.


2. Second Tithe: Set aside and saved by you throughout the year so that you have the means to attend, observe, and joyfully celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles and His Holy Days.


3. Third Tithe: Historically paid to His servants every third year to care for the vulnerable within the community—specifically the orphan, the widow, and those in need.


4. Offerings: Commanded freewill gifts given in alignment with the three major Holy Day seasons (Unleavened Bread, Pentecost, and the Feast of Tabernacles).


End-Times Directive: Tithing in Times of Hardship


We are living in the End-Times. 


Yahweh sees the severe economic hardships and heavy burdens His people face across the nations. Because of this present hardship, He has declared that the application of Tithes and Offerings is governed by the following principle of mercy and capability:


First Tithe (10%): If you desire to follow God, you are to give First Tithe as you are able. If you cannot afford to pay your basic living expenses or care for your household's immediate needs, do not send this Tithe. Give only as Yahweh enables you. He is merciful and will not hold it against those who are genuinely unable to give First Tithe at this time.


Offerings: Do not send in formal seasonal offerings according to the Holy Days. Instead, give small, heartfelt offerings whenever you feel moved to do so and as you are financially able. Do not give if it causes financial ruin—that is not Yahweh's way for His people in this season.


However, if you desire to support Yahweh’s plan and "do your part" to advance His truth, give what you can, when you can.


A Warning on the Heart:

Yahweh discerns the motives of every heart. He knows the difference between true financial hardship and withholding His Tithe out of greed or self-reliance. Anyone who withholds out of greed will be held accountable—remember the account of Ananias and Sapphira (Acts 5). All who wish to be faithful before Yahweh will honor Him according to their true ability.


Where to Send Yahweh’s Tithe

You are to send Yahweh’s Tithe to whomever you genuinely believe is His true representative on earth.


A Note Regarding the Seven Cycle Movement:

The Seven Cycle Movement is not a traditional religious organization or registered 501(c)(3) entity. 


Any funds sent to this movement are categorized strictly as “tips.” They are not tax-deductible, and formal tax receipts will not be issued.


This structure is maintained deliberately to remain in full compliance with the laws of the land. While our ultimate allegiance belongs to the Sovereign of Heaven, we strive to remain upright, law-abiding citizens in the nations where we reside.


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