- for
their tenant or
lessee shall pay
tithes of the same land,
though in
their own
occupation it is not
tithable. And,
generally speaking, it is an established...
- A
tithing or
tything was a
historic English legal,
administrative or
territorial unit,
originally ten
hides (and hence, one
tenth of a hundred). Tithings...
-
Tithal is an out
growth in
Valsad district of Gujarat.
Tithal is
located around 4.1
kilometer away from its
district headquarter Valsad. It is
known for...
- full
tithe-payers.) Part-
tithe payers have paid
tithing, but the
amount is less than one-tenth of
their income. Non-
tithe payers have not paid
tithing during...
- The
tithe (Hebrew: מעשר; ma'aser) is
specifically mentioned in the
Books of Leviticus,
Numbers and Deuteronomy. The
tithe system was
organized in a seven-year...
-
Aspeboda Court District was a
tithing in Dalarna,
Kopparbergs län. The
tithing was
formed in 1780 from the
Kopparberg tithing and
ceased in 1889 when the...
- Lay
tithes were a term for
tithes that
instead of
going to the
Catholic church,
would go to a lay
person This was
either a form of rent to a landlord...
- The
first tithe (Hebrew: מעשר ראשון, romanized: maʿśēr rîshôn) is a
positive commandment in the
Torah requiring the
giving of one
tenth of agricultural...
-
Robert F. (January–February 1984). "A
Modern Look at
Tithable Income" (PDF).
Sunstone (43): 16–24. "
Tithing".
Community of Christ.
Retrieved March 13, 2016...
- The
Saladin tithe, or the Aid of 1188, was a tax (more
specifically a tallage)
levied in
England and, to some extent, France, in 1188, in
response to...
