Tithing was Abolished? - by Roy V. Dahil

Aside from being Arrogant trash talker who doing his content for monetization. Roy V. Dahil was also unlearned in Biblical Exegesis. Here will put on our list of hash words and misinterpreted verses and was taken Out of Context, and will add the context of the scripture to help him out understand Biblical Backgrounds.

Below was his comment with some trashtalk for fame and the scripture was in 2 Corinthians 9:7 -

Every man according as he purposeth in his heart, so let him give; not grudgingly, or of necessity: for God loveth a cheerful giver.

Okay, so the question -

• What was it all about Roy V. Dahil?
• What was the Context of the Given Scripture?
• Did Paul says Tithing was Abolished?

In his comment, he was trying to convinced me that according to Paul in his writings to 2 Corinthians, he taught about tithing was already been disband or fulfilled just like the Law of Moses were fulfilled after Christianity was Stablish. And back to the question "Was it all about tithing has been abolished?"

The last time on the same subject, I had established that tithing was already practiced by the Patriarchs before the Mosaic Laws, and Roy V. Dahil failed to give his stand and rebuttal of the same subject. If you want to check out that article just click on here - The Law of Tithing with Roy V. Dahil

Moving on, To give you a background or the context Roy V. Dahil since you're totally blinded by your minister who thought it was all about abolishing tithes. Paul was writing this because of the saints at Corinth didn't understood the importance of giving their donation heartily. It was never about giving tithing and Offerings were already finish or done away, but rather Paul explains it is important to feel it what ever the desires of our heart rather that obligated just because it was taught that way and quote part of the Proverbs wich was an addition found in LXX on the Matter -

This was actually an old teaching even the times of Exodus as the Lord said -

Exodus 25: 2 Speak unto the children of Israel, that they bring me an offering: of every man that giveth it willingly with his heart ye shall take my offering.

So basically, Paul is referring to them the importance of being a Cheerful giver not because it was given as a Law. But obviously our friend Roy V. Dahil as according to his minister Eli Soriano, that this was already abolished. Some additional scripture to support Paul's word what he meant to the saints at Corinth was in Deuteronomy 15:10

Thou shalt surely give him, and thine heart shall not be grieved when thou givest unto him: because that for this thing the LORD thy God shall bless thee in all thy works, and in all that thou puttest thine hand unto.

And additional scripture on the same letter to the saints at Corinth which he says -

2 Corinthians 8:12 For if there be first a willing mind, it is accepted according to that a man hath, and not according to that he hath not.

Now let get back to the main issue, was tithing abolished by the Lord? Nowhere in the scripture says about any of it, but rather misinterpretations and misconceptions. Additional resources from commentary of biblical text below -

Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers

(7) Every man according as he purposeth.--The verb, which does not occur elsewhere in the New Testament, is used in its full ethical significance as indicating, not a passing impulse nor a vague wish, but a deliberate resolve, deciding both on the end and on the means for its attainment (Aristotle, Eth. Nicom. iii., c. 2). Such, St. Paul teaches, should be the purpose of the giver--not the outcome of a spent emotion, or a promise half-regretted, but formed with a clear well-defined perception of all attendant circumstances, and therefore neither "grudgingly," as regards amount, nor with reluctance, as giving under pressure.

God loveth a cheerful giver.--As in 2 Corinthians 8:21, so here, we have a distinct echo from the Book of Proverbs (Proverbs 22:8) as it stands in the Greek version. In that version we find the following: "He that soweth wicked things shall reap evils, and shall complete the penalty of his deed. God blesseth a cheerful man and a giver, and shall complete" (in a good sense) "the incompleteness of his works." It is obvious that this differs much from the Hebrew, which is represented in the English version, and it is interesting as showing that St. Paul used the LXX., and habitually quoted from it, and not from the Hebrew. As coming so soon after the quotation from Proverbs 3:4 in 2Corinthians 8:21, it seems to suggest that the Apostle had recently been studying that book, and that his mind was full of its teaching. As a law of action, it may be noted that the principle has a far wider range of application than that of simple alms-giving. Cheerfulness in visits of sympathy, in the daily offices of kindness, in the life of home, in giving instruction or advice--all come under the head of that which God approves and loves. So the greatest of Greek ethical teachers had refused the title of "liberal" to the man who gave without pleasure in the act of giving. The pain he feels proves that if he could he would rather have the money than do the noble action (Aristotle, Eth. Nicom. iv., c. 1).

And another one from -

Pulpit Commentary 

Verse 7. - In his heart. The heart must not only go with but anticipate the hand. Grudgingly; literally, from grief (Exodus 25:2; Romans 12:8). A cheerful giver. The phrase is from the addition to Proverbs 22:8, which is found in the LXX.; except that "loveth" is substituted for "blesseth." Compare "He that showeth mercy, with cheerfulness" (Romans 12:8). The rabbis said that cheerful kindness, even if nothing was given, was better than a morose gift.

In conclusion, this Roy V. Dahil couldn't provide any stand of his ideology but rather want continually engaged in a toxic discussion and Personal Attacks. This prove that he never has any Credibility to provide a biblical teaching but rather a nuisance and arrogant. So here is my challenge to Roy V. Dahil to make a rebuttal using the same line of scriptures that prove Paul or even Christ taught that Paying Tithing was already Abolished. Thank you and have a Nice Day.