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What is a synonym for tenth?
a tithe. one tenth of working catholic's wages used to be paid to the church. this was referred to as a tithe.
What did the First Estate get most of its income from?
Everyone in the Third Estate paid the Catholic Church a tithe or 10% of their income.
A tax paid to the church?
A church which places a tax upon its members is not a church I would wish to belong to. It would be like saying "If you want to belong to the church you will have to pay to get in". Any monies paid by the congregation for the upkeep of the church or to pay the minister salary is done voluntary and the monies are not set by the church. One may pay a tithe but that is set by the Lord, usually one tenth of members income. To pay a tithe is a blessing, to be taxed is of Satans doing. A regular voluntary contribution is inevitable for the maintenance of the church and the sustenance of those who fully engaged in church works.
Who was in charge of the Tithe barn?
the church owned the tithe barn and they put all there tithes (a tenth) in the tithe barn
How do you use the word tithe in a sentence?
the tithe of a hundred is 10 %
What is a tithe of an income of 101.50?
A tithe is traditionally defined as one-tenth of a person's income. To calculate a tithe on an income of $101.50, you would multiply that amount by 0.10. This results in a tithe of $10.15.
Did Melchizedek received a tithe from David?
No Melchizedek did not receive a tithe from David.
In the context of france what was 'Tithe'?
Tithe was a tax to churches or religious places!
Can you tithe to an individual?
As tithe is not a person, you can only give it to god or the church.
What is Tithe amounts?
The word tithe literally means "one-tenth." So it is 10% of something. For example, a tithe of $100 (one hundred dollars) is $10 (ten dollars).Your Tithe Experthttp://www.thetithinghoax.com/
What is a rector?
You may view this answer in its entirety along with more facts about ecclisiastical parishes here http://www.churchsociety.org/issues_new/churchlocal/iss_churchlocal_jargon.asp In the days when Tithes were paid in England someone was entitled to receive the Tithe. A Rectory was a benefice in which the Tithe was paid to the Incumbent. The Incumbent was know as the Rector and the Benefice house, where he lived, was also known as the Rectory. Technically a Rector is an Incumbent whose 'tithes are not impropriate'
What is a tax assessed for the support of the church and the clergy?
tithe - income paid to support noblemen and clergy.(cause they are to bloody lazy to freaking work!)
