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How do we bring blemished offerings to God (Malachi 1:8)? What would cause an offering to be considered blemished?

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What is faith promise giving, and is it biblical? How is faith promise giving different from tithing and/or regular giving?

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What does the Bible say about motives? How can we, as Christians, make sure our motives are biblically-based?

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How should I decide how much to tithe? How much should Christians give in their financial offerings?

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What is the significance of high places in the Bible? What does the Bible say about high places? Was it wrong to worship God at a high place?

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How can I become a more cheerful giver? How can I learn to enjoy giving when it is such a difficult sacrifice?

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How can I be sure I am praying according to the will of God? What does it mean to pray according to God’s will?

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What is the significance of burning the flesh of the bull outside the camp? What is the meaning of Exodus 29:14?

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Can you summarize the Gospel of Mark? When was Mark written? What is the Gospel of Mark all about?

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10. What was the “spirit of prostitution” in Hosea 4:12? | GotQuestions.org

What was the “spirit of prostitution” in Hosea 4:12? Why did God use the allegory of a prostitute to describe Israel?

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