Is it the Law of Sacrifice or the Law of Consecration?

Is it the Law of Sacrifice or the Law of Consecration?

Jun 20, 2018 | Tithing

Question   Gramps, I have always had this doubt about tithes. If we could assign this principle to one of these two laws, what would it be? Felipe   Answer   Dear Felipe, You’re not alone in your struggle regarding tithing.  However, the...
Can I pay tithing with service?

Can I pay tithing with service?

Jan 18, 2017 | Tithing

Question   Gramps, Hello. What if we were to pay our tithes in other ways besides money? It seems that we are told to pay a tithing on our increase, not necessarily our income. What if we do not have an increase in income? For example, we don’t bring home...
Can someone engaged in a liquor selling business pay tithes?

Can someone engaged in a liquor selling business pay tithes?

Jun 10, 2015 | Tithing

Question   Gramps, Can somebody engaged in an liquor selling business paid tithes. Doesn’t that offend God considering that the nature of the business is against the word of wisdom? Wilfredo   Answer   Wilfredo, There is a scripture where the Lord...
Should we pay tithing on Social Security?

Should we pay tithing on Social Security?

Dec 17, 2014 | Tithing

Question   Gramps, My wife and I recently retired.  We have begun receiving Social Security and Medicare.  What do you advise regarding tithing? Jack   Answer   Jack, Tithing is an important commandment for several reasons. The obedience of the...
Can I give directly to the poor and call that tithing?

Can I give directly to the poor and call that tithing?

Jun 20, 2014 | Tithing

Question   Gramps,  I have asked many questions of you. Some you answered, some not. This very important question affects a lot of people.  I try so hard to follow D&C 119 and Section 83.  A lot anonymously (not bragging). But my inspiration leads me to think...
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