Malachi 3 and Tithing: Where Is God’s Storehouse Today?
This discussion examines Malachi 3 and asks whether modern Pentecostal teaching on tithing reflects the original context of the passage. Malachi 3 begins with a prophecy about purification, covenant and the restoration of acceptable offerings in Judah and Jerusalem. The passage specifically mentions the sons of Levi, who were the divinely appointed custodians of tithes under the Mosaic law. If the law of Moses is no longer binding on Christians, why is tithing often treated differently from its other requirements? Is God’s “storehouse” a modern church, the Levites, or something else entirely? Let us consider the historical context of Malachi 3 and what it means for Christian giving today.
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