The revelation contained in this book completely destroys the current teachings of tithing, as tithing does not relate to the church from the Day of Pentecost.
The statements contained in this book concerning Melchizedek go against 95–99 percent of readily accepted Christian theology by so-called world-class theologians, religious scholars, churches, and Bible school teachings.
In clear and precise scriptural support, this book explains why the meeting of Melchizedek and Abram in Genesis 14 and Abram’s subsequent tithe should not be viewed as a template for the seed of Abraham (the church) to tithe under the new covenant. It brings to light the scripturally based fact that tithing is categorically not required (as a command or a free-will offering) under the new covenant because it simply cannot be scripturally reasoned why we should tithe, considering the supporting Old and New Testament scriptures.
